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‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwnik und vicinity:Showers
followed by clearing tonight; Fride‘y
fair and cooler. Moderate to brie
south shifting to west ivwinds with
squuiis tilts afternoon and tonight. A
well defined storm area in the eastern
portion of the Lake region is produ-
cing cloudy and showery weather
from Ohio outward to the count. An
area of high pressure moving in from
the northwest is iroducing pieusunt
weather with lowei‘ tcmpcrutures be-
tween the Mississippi river and the
Recky Mountuins.
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'i‘emperuture:
_ Low, 58;
Cloudy.
high, 60.
Read about the August sale of lur-
nlturo at the Read store.
Miss (Bruce Snyder, of Seymour
street. is n guest for .u few days of
Miss Edna Burraclungh, of New Cun-
nan.
Innis Wardeil, of the South New
thik Trust Compuny, will begin his
unnnni vocation of two weeks onrMon‘
titty.
Miss Kate Nichol-son. the daughter
'of n prominent physician in Merlden.
has been visiting Mrs. it. it. l’iuisted.
at her home in West street, for the
punt few days. ‘
0
Miss Atnt-iin licckcr, of l-‘nilrilold nv-
onue, hits lei’t town for it short, visit
with her friend Miss Angelo Funding.
of New York, who is smothering at.
Allcnhurst, N. .l.
—-Alltomoblles for hire, of Oscar ll.
llaltlta' Livery Smith-s, itiyt-r sin-cl.
Norwulk.
Mrs. Predcrciit li. Ncwntnu. of
Qulntnrd uvenne. and her daughter
Eliznheth, will Ienve on it‘rlduy i‘or
Kcnoshu, 1”,. her. former home. for it
short visit wiut rciuilves.
l'ostul curds received from Miss .in-
"it ildoltnun, of l-‘ull’flcld uwnuo. who
is spending some time with reluiiVes
at nt, Kittcsbn Luke. 1‘. 0.. N. Y.. report
that she is enjoying it iine time.
Miss linth Roberts, of llrooklyn, hus
been visiting Miss ltuth lirollterton,
at her home in llighlnnd avenue, since
Saturday inst. She will no to Noroton
for u short visit with Mr. und Mrs.
Uimries Fitch, of tbni pluce, soon.
Miss Annie Kelly. of Bridgeport.
who hits been visiting Mrs. Thomas
llowicy, of North ’l‘uyior uvenno, wus
culled to her home yenierdny by the
death of her mother, Mrs. l'ulrick Kol-
iy. who hnd been ill for a long tithe.
About twenty women and children
from Wlnnlpnuk Wont to Silvio ltock
yesterday on the excursion that the
neilthhors in that plnce planned. They
report it very title time and they did
not much their homes until otter 11
o'clock.
Hurry inure. of (trescont Terrace.
who has been ill for some time post
With typhoid fever, wus down town
youterdny for the iirnt time since his
illness. llii! runny friends greeted him
and were glad to son him out after his
nfisro sickness.
itldwnrd F. Smith. the wall-known
contract agent of the Southern Now
England Telephone Company. bus as
his guest today. John French. of Long
Hill. Mr. Smith and Mr. li'rench used
to he schoolboy friends nod are Very
glad to renew old unquneintuhce.
This ~nftcrnoon Messrs. Smith and
French m in atmdsncb st tho onl-
ing and shore dinner of the Norwullt
and south Norwnlk huliucits men at
[town Point.
1
since the rut stole his lunch. Wil-
7 item Murphy, the pointer in the em-
ploy of David B. 'l‘itthlorywho but had
, uvx‘rsi thinks or note hop to him.
. 2*“ {attenuating utt any?) .‘ The mi.
pnusrusy it urn y H. ee-
enter unit will not work unless lie is
lure of his lunch. They‘d" this all
the reason. for his not optic-tins at
work. He some limo m oi front the
too of s house in West street. sustain.
at.» severe tntsrnsl interior It tho
m. t ,
n’eshsuuro Cho-
colates. 2 c,»
Oyster Shell PoinLNorwslk
‘ ins the afternoon.
it its
lN URED
mun ii
, States or (lanolin,
. fill 52
per hundred per year. by
10 um moron. rum". sou-rot}
.
m;
_ oswgu . cons.
routine": «5-:
THI MODIRN
Tonic Reconstructor
3' limfiAXTER
Time for K. D. Frames for next suin-
nter's boat. now. Special prices. Two
siluhtiy used bouts for sale; one 26-lt..
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One ill-ft. with 61,4 h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now. '
OSCAR ANDERSON
It is Strange
how little people realize the. necessity
of attending to their teeth until
Promoted to do so by pain. if a per.
son would consult a dentist when n
cavity first makes its uppenrunce,
money add time could be saved. as
well as suffering. The general con-
dition of the system has much to do
with the state of the teeth, and when
the enamel once starts to break down
the destruction of the tooth often pro-
gresses rapidly.
Do not delay so important a mat.
ter. but come in at once and have it
attended to.
Consultations free.
Dr. J. H. ' Mallory
10 South Main 8h, Booth Norwslk
. Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
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MRS. HOFFMAN'S BIRTHDAY.
c—u-un...
Large Number of Friends at St. Peter's
Church.
Mrs. French: i-iotflnsn was eighty-
ono years old yesterday and in honor
of her birthday. she was iciltlel‘cd n
pnrty by a company of her iriclnis ill
the German church. She wus shower-
ed with humiy copgrninipiionu and
hopes for attaining ntnny more birth-
days. Refreshments wore served dur-
'l‘hert» were in ut-
tendunco: Mrs. lieheccu iiunklctncyer,
Mrs. Susie tittinilor, Biz, Mrs. Funny
Zahn. Mrs. ltuthcrenu tiroesclincr.
Mrs. Then-sh chrir. Mrs. Eliznboth
limiter, Mrs. Minnie Fi'ii‘ili‘lt‘li, hire.
Marie Knippel. Mrs. Lonisn hinhuo,
Mrs. Katherine Schmidt, Mrs. Augusta
zticke. Mrs. Mnrthu Brimuh, Misses
Altnni’iecker, Susie t'iziugor, Lillie
Scliunb. liuby Schnuh or Sinutlord.
Henry Bosses of New York. liichurd
Mohr and Rev. M. L. Slclili.
.cmw N.
no Inywnsro in the United?
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Canadian Government Aids Farmers of _
Prince Edward island. ‘
Experiments in frttlt growing in
Prince Edwnrd island. under the nus|
pious of the government, 'unvt- coo;
vinced tlte funnel-s thut upph s, pt-urs.t
plums nnd cherries run he rhist-d
there. Consul h‘runk llwdnnnuynr. oi
Charlottetown. Ellyn that spot-till Elli.“
coils has been attained with such up-
pics on lien Davis. Spy, King, \l'outthy.
Ontario and Powaukso. l
in February a inrxe shipment of
lien Davis nppies was thud.- trout
Charlottetown to lmnion, hinttlnnd,
ni‘rlvinz in good cmtlliloiiyiuld sold nl
$3.86 for “PM liflli ”.16 INT linrtt-l iol‘
second quality. The freight wus :Hd
per barrel.
.i. l. Mslletto is advertising
line of stumped goods. Linen
with moist tops for 600. See ndv.
ll Ill‘W
butts, '
Mill Kate Holiday, of New York.
not! tinnitus. ls ilpoiidiilx it short time
with Miss Elsie Dexter, of linst Notw
wlili.
if...“ 5.-.“..- “We.-. W.
What’s the U sé
in smoking on inferior cigar. when
you can let the but for the some
money
Roger Ludiow. the
Twin 91%;!“ tic t. 5
or O W C:
CIGARS
t
Are the Best .
nu. DIALIII
B. J. REYNOLDS,
anonymous. i
New, liciit ~~ i
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Cold Views
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Crystal MN m duds Venice and
mast Mb. '
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How our friends have come down on us in crowds. for the splendid values our Red Tag
Sales always providcl How they have been buying! And how satisfying have been the
values! You know what Red Tag Bargains are, don't you? They're as fine this year as
everi And in variety just double as they are in quantityi There’s no reason why the pres-
ent sale shouldn’t outdo every previous Red Tag event! And it will. if every one who should
Will take advantage of the big opportunities for savings we now make possible!
i
These Reductions are, Big and Genuine. They cover
Every Broken Line we
Men’s Suits
Of GeodClothes fed Men and' Boy’s
is a Winner, as it always is
Blue Serge
have
Suits
. .. t,. 82 .. ..... .
Slum and $12.00 Suits ............. $ 7.85 312:: Riiii: , :3 :2
Sis”! Suits ‘ ....................... SIG-35 3th.“) Suits ...... .~ ...... $14.85
SISJM hurts ...................... $13.85 Sumo Suits ............. . ......... $t6.85
Seoul Suits ....................... $14.85 $13500 Sill” ------ . ----- ~ --------- $19.85
$35 on Suits ......‘. .. .............. $17.85
$30“) Suits ....................... $22.85 B i K ' k S 't
" ’ . $3.5m Suits ..................... ....$2.45
Youths Sluts Soon Slut. ........................ $3.25
$5.90 Suits ......................... $3.85
_ . . _ Wits.) Suits ....... ............... $4.85
33m“ 5”“ ---------------------- 5 3-85 12,1); Suit»: ......................... $5.65
hits.» Suits ........ . ........ . ...... S 6.45 $4.50 Suits ....................... 36.85
$11M“:liitl-fildtltifillliilf... ........... S 7.85
$15”; Suit». ....... . ............... $10.85
Straw Hats
- V Shoo Straws .. . .................... 5°C
.9 , r 0 $1.00 Straws ..... ................... 81.35
Boys waSh Sluts $3.00 Sii‘ltws ........................ $1.95
$5.05) l’anuntas .......... . .. . ........ 83.75
$tm Stills iur ...................... 79c Rim Panama,» ................... .5660
iii 50 Stilts fur ...................... SLXS mum's SUIW and Fancy Hm
323th) .‘tiilin tut: ...................... $1.45 50? “a” [“1“le in ................. 39c
3:45” ‘fi‘ln‘ if” """"""""""""""" $1.85 Slut linie rctilit't‘ti in ................. 79c
S350 Nuts tui‘ ...................... $2.65 SLSU lists t‘ctlurcti in ................ 98c
' NORWALK --- Two Up-todote Stores ... SO. NORWALK
has...
QUALITY
'i‘he Increases that. have been won on a foundation of chcntvncss are on
source and Itnsnilsfsctory us rump bunnies. Roll success only follows
worth, and worth commands its price. A wise than is careful in so-
isrilnlt the food for his boost. A horse is like u man not worth much
unless he's well fed. And proper lending means to him very much
what it does to you. Bonnie Horne Feed thorns urountil is continued
of good sweet (,‘ill‘ll. outs. burloy und whnnt products. fresh ground
ouch tiny; stnio western focds mny wisely be let alone.
Quality First. Lost and All the Time.
Iionnle Horse it‘eed
Iiuiry Peed
Chick lt‘ued
Poultry
Block ii‘ood
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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The Only Place in Town that
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Filtfllb. autism-h. Wuldioh. Bluefish. an Inn, Noiiblii. Mull cod,
Lobstors. Soft Crabs. Little Neck. Loop and Round Clams.
Cutbiil’s‘ Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. ~ FREE DELIVERY.
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Suggest to your summer visitors thtit dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
graphs. The plsce is ,
The North Studio
no. 1s wrist-uneven or. ; sourdgtlonwh .
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WALL STREET, i0:itl s. lit—Thu
lllllt' of the opening stock market was
lit-Ivy with the principal trndtnu
stocks under presence. Union Pacific
was the only conspicuous exception. ul-
illoulh there were o number of minor
stocks showing small fractional gains,
Third Avenue declined lit, Reudimt
und Amulgsmsied Copper 1 and North»
ern Purine. Alchlson. Chesnpeolte nnd
Ohio. Erie and U. 8. Steel substantial
fractions.
WALL STREET, it n. m.-——Aftsr n
brisk rally in which the early losses
were mostly mndc up. the market he
cums weak noun, but did not xenon
ally full so low on previously. Rock
islund pfd. and American Smelling
were depressed a point. Great North-
ern Ore Certlflcstes ndvsncod a points
Wheeling and Loko Kris iii. the First
Pfd. its sud Great Northern pfd. nnd
American Boot Sour 1.
WALL STREET. Noon—Jun room
traders in stocks'tnikod politics sud
sold stocks during the morning. Pub
ilshod reports thst stack market sc-
oounttt' of inns ospltslists have been
taken over by bonkers did not relieve
the pressure to sell. Amalgamated
Copper declined 3. United Railways
Ind investment pfd. 4i. cite-spooks and
Ohio 1% sod Union Nollie. Bentham
'Pncltlo idlmuri Pacino. tom-bore
not. his. Oolnolidotod on. new.
(lop. lows Central sud international
lttuon 1. Neon prim showed mutton-
ni recoveries. Bonds were irrocuinr. .
WALL STREE’I‘.1 p. rum—While the
mitt-list no prudently It s stundstlii
the undertone with butter untrruling
prices were well utters low figures or
the admins. intornntlonsi Hamster
. mined at point. ,
soon. hum-i, ig-Jrho rots oi
di count of the hunk of noticed to
, mined linoleum at t por cent. to
' also felt here the shock. which cone
‘3’.
IAITHGUMtI m cuss.
‘ Pour AU rhinos, non. Aug. ill“
tumours onrtliqtlltlto in Clubs "we:
mum at cit p. m. we mm at,
seconds. beinst‘he whet roll in lisii
it since the nest.
_ tillnm
northbound till.
i Reliable August, S
" ‘...isonat...m
Price’s Clothing Store
All Suits formerly $10.00 and 312.00. at up
All Suits formerly 315.00. at an
All Quill formerly $18.00, at .. ..
Boys’ Pants at great. reductions.
Men's Pants out way down.
Btrsw lists. one~haif price.
COME AND SEE.
Residents Automatically Prepared for
TroubloTlt-os Just Blow Up.
ltny W. Ntitting. s Oorneil graduate
who has spent the last three years st
it mine nearly three miles above the
see in the Peruvian Andes and who
returned to New York recently, tells
in story about the lost revolution score
that Lima hnd.
“(July a few days before i soiled,"
says Netting. "l was sitting in u cute
in Limo not for from the palace
grounds when there come the sudden
shock of an explosion. it was pretty
loud and certainly unex ted. The
noise seemed to come from the direc-
tion of the palace.
"instantly every one got busy.
Those who were on the streets mode
for the nearest. doorway. Shopkeep-
ers slid out on the sidewalks end hoist-
ed their iron revolution proof shutters
bolero their windows Just as quickly
us “my could. Some men came tetr-
ing down from the palace. saying that
the reroiutlonists hnd blown up the
president. und every-body who while
wiih anxiety. ,
"They expected the troops to come
prancing down all the streets lending
away from the palace. for thats what
theyuiwuys do when there is the first
sign of revolution. They run. and
they usually begin shooting just us
soon us they take the. street. iicnce
the iron shutters. which are fixed to
do no smoothly.
"Well. everybody stayed indoors al-
most an hour. Then one hcud peeked
out here and another one there. No
soldiers. By sud by people got holder
and came out on the street. the shut.
tors come down, sud everybody asked
everybody else whsd bud hoppened.
They found out after u while. '
"What was it? Why. two tires on a
government nuth in the psluoe court
yard bod blovl‘n up simultaneously!"
They tell in London a story of an
elderly American lady. who, while
sightseeing. visited Westminster An-
boy. After going about for some time
with on air of eager ouriouity. the op-
pronchod a verxer. "i wonder if you
can help me?" she asked hopefully.
“i om looking for the store of King
Edward ll."
"Sorry, mu'sm.“ said the verger spoi-
ouoticsliy, "but we ‘oven't got Edward
ii."
“lint." protested the visitor. "1 un-
derstand thnt the Abbey was the burisl
place of kings."
"do it is. ms'ntn in n my." return-
ed tho'vsrsor; "but we honiy ’nvo the
odd numbers ’ors."——Horper‘s Weekly.
The Man
who in perpetuity herd up our
not under our circumstnnces be
him. .
A ssvlnfl coconut. rosy not
mnke you bonny. but it. will help.
atsrt o IIVIIIII coconut now
end results to novorbo butt up.
TheSoutthrwslk
Trust Co.
47. On twinge
NORWAL
Sayings Society
lNfiORPOIM’ID l“
cum it. uh... must.
Many other bargains in Hats and Footwear.
memorandum”
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An Bulls formerly 320.00 and $22.00 um
All sundrormeriy $25.00, $23.00 and 330.00, at ................ttt.so-
Boys“ Bulls at one-half regular prices.
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Price’s Clothing Store .
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
(Continued from First Page.)
The superintendent also pointed out
that bed Crippen confessed it would
have been unnecessary to send Sen
xennt Mitchell to Quebec with ,deposh
lions taken in lander: in order" to so.
cure the extradition of the prisoners.
Mitchell, accompanied by two word
rushes. who will take chnrge of Miss
Leneve, soiled this morning on the
steamer Luke Manitoba, tor Quebec.
The question whether Crippen M
his companion have been married has
been revived because of its bees-in:
on the status of the woman as a one-
sible witness against Crippen. it is
known that the police are hoping that
Miss ignore will make a witness for,
the crown. but if it is proved that she
is the wife of the doctor she they re
fuse absolutely to tske the stand
against her husband.
Discussing this feature or the one
today Superintendent Froeet snld thol.
failed to produce any evidt ore of such
it marriage. Accordingly, he said. the
warrant for the womnn's arrest was
made tightest Ethel plum Leone no
not against "Mrs. Crippen."
QUEBEC. Aug. l.-'i‘hc Quebec pm
vlnclal authorities were insistent to-
day that Dr. Crippen had not made a
confession.
They maintained this attitude in the
face of persistent rumors that sbme
sort of n statement bod been secured
from the prisoner that throw light
upon the mysterious death in mndon
of his actress wife. Belle Elmore.
This much is known. inspector new
and the Csnsdlan detectives have not
visited Crippen‘s cell or but] any direct
communication with him since yester‘
dsy. Dew breakfnted Curly at his
boarding house this morning Ind dis~
sppesrcd. Whether he left town could
not be determined. but members of the
provincial police expressed the belief
that he had sought seclusion in order
to avoid the ennpyonce of being oblit-
ed to deny frequently erroneous stole-
monts attributed to him. ~
Crippen is much changed in fuels
expression from the appearance he
made when he srrivcd hero Mondoy.
Today a four day's growth of board
guys him quite s diloront look. lie
is not allow to shave. The Soil sov-
ornor. Johsep Morin. hold that the
procoutionl union on ottompt at self-
destruction wnrs strict and that the
prisoner would neither be allowed to
have a razor or even be trusted in the
hands of the toll bnrbcr.
”rho rumors of statements made by
Crippen on to the crime with
he is jointly churned with Miss Loewe
hove ruched hero bluoily from Holt.
treni. New York Ind Motion. in
inotnnce they sent the correspondent:
hurrying from one provincial onlo- to
another. Nothing in confirmation
could be iesrusd. it has been vorious-
souffle with his nits after which she-
was hailed with ohm illness and oh
so that the prisoner «pinned thpt tho.
that so for on they know neither Otto
pen or Miss upon its: intuit my.
sight of Dow, bihipolico cuisine“ do.
chm that it who a nutter 0! personal
convenience" *
independent physicist: to annulus the
contend to» they unset. be identified;
Bells Elmore.
_ . , .
“HAIIHALL «no son not». ‘
somu, hum baffled!“ '
guilty to s churn of'unspltesy wt
Without a. "tilt. sun imita- sud
tin :. worth to count up not
wmncu'mummm
any star of «ammo s.
It whom-Milt
an exhaustive atheist investigation bod '“
ly reported that Gripper: admitted of I '
stotolnent funding the silent] criino.
Concerning the dropping out All.
uhuvinsbsiousdto the body ot,
which . '
death of his wife nu occidental. ‘i‘oaifl'
nil such stories the polio. hereroply ,
pl.
munch, August l.--Iolicttor New 2
too. who its: been "tuned-to defend .
Dr. copped. made his first move to ‘
m. when he tiled storm spoils-r
lion liking the outhortiss. to permit on .
.4.
bits of human dosh found in'ths drill- _
woollen ,
it is understood thet-Nswtowuislil
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