.F .-t ‘ =Ladié$fD1€ssin¢g ‘ ‘Sacques ‘81 Kimonos 260, 501: and $1.00 Also cemnlete " assortment of CHILDREN'S ROMPERS at 25c and 501: E. K. BANKS MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. SOUTH NORWALK George L. Woodward. of Holden ave- nue, enjoyed a fishing trip yesterday. (‘laienco Jones, of Norwnlk,1vas'a recent. visitor In Hurlbutt street, \VII I too. I The closing exercises of the Southl Wilton school are being held this at l 101110011. Malcolm Skencrof Stamfoul openly " yesterday afternoon in Nuiwalk with friends. . long island. William F. Deiilyn, of Mott arean spent yesterday in New York city onl business. ' —-Fancy Bands, Straw Hats. O'Brien. Miss. Lillian Youngs and Mrs. Dun- ning, of East Norwalk, are visiting in South Wilton. John Ryan substituted In J. A. Mont- gomery's lunch our last evening. Mrs. John S. Seymour, of East are} one, is spending the day in New York city on business. Willlnul ll. Raymond, Jr. of Ray- mond 8; Pollard, is spending the day in Bridgeport on business. — diasohail, Amusement l‘nxk, Sutur- day Nonvnlks Vs. Savannah ()olorcd Giants. Admission 2511:. Miss Leila Cramptou, of licldon are one. and Warren 0. WoodVV'ard 13,11 nt yesterday in New York vii) Dudley Raymond and Raymond Ger- ard, of South N01 walk are to sail in a race at Oyster Bay tonmrrow. Norman Show, William .1. hicliuuh, .lr., and Harold Baldwin enjoyed a sail 1 in Mr. Mt'ilugh‘a hoot to Valley Grove‘ yesterday. w Miss Katherine anti Madeline Rad-l man, of East Norwnlk. enjoyed a sail-l lug purl y on Tuesday evening with friends from Norwnlk. Tho seVV’t'l‘s of tile City of Norwnlk‘ fll'i.‘ being cleaned out and have been found to he ahout fall after the mount rains. C. irving llyiugton is superin- tondlng the work. W Special Officer Richard 11‘. Moore, of tho Norwalk police force, was on duty loot evening for Oii‘ioor Junie B. Marv ray, who has linen Ill and who Is now well on the road to recovery. .lohn iloonoy, ol‘ Norwaik. in apend~ 11111 the day In Bridgeport on huslnono. i‘alo and Harvard are to play baseball tomorrow I11 Cambridge and several Norwnlk hoopla expect to attend Mina Edna Farris, of Henry otroot. Norwnlk. is onloying o. vacation from her nation in tho Lockwood‘a liail titoatro ticket olflco and in visiting in South Wilton. onoo Forrln, in acting on her otlbatltnto. 1...... widnglioh Golf (3111111. O'Brien. Roy B. Sherwood, tho Norwaik auto mobile dealer. has purchased a line automobile. which he is having stripped for rum 111111 at meount'n garage in Concord "one will go some,” raid Mr. .J’heion thrwoyiindor atmot. Leiliount, yestorday. Hoary H. horror. who 1m boon to Vonnouvor for the pant two months. sailed Wednesday on tho utenmnhip Empreao of 31131111110? Yokohama. The trip will take twelve duly. and after remaining there twenti'dour hours. he will go to Hong Kong. and will re main there oiovon. Whéfi‘vlle wtiir‘utart for American on the return. WHEN ‘VOU ow " Foss’s Chocolates YOU Iii? Tfii I”? i‘ s Iair tonight and Saturday; cooler" . . tonight.,modearte northwest «to north '1. Mods. ‘ during tho last 24 hours in the 1.0on our in the eastern portion of the Lake ; ‘nnl weather In other mentions east of . j turea. 90 degrees or above. were rm .portod from the Mississippi Valley, , ‘ southern portion of the. Lake region north as Philadelphia. An area of high in Wall s1 reel, ‘ ‘ quot. liar aintor, Mina Flor- . All trunks bar 11 parcel mi ht who; 33' 1"111'“ For N walk and vicinity: General (landfill rain has occurred Mioalsoippi Valley and scattered show- region and Now download, with plow the Rocky Mountains. ,_ High tempera~ and along the Atlantic (most as 1111' pressure central over Ontario, ls pro- ducing cool, pleasant weather in New England. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY l m Temperature: Low. 72; high, 91. Partly cloudy. Oscar H. Banks delivered an auto- mobile to E. J. Jaokoon‘. of Greens Farms, yesterday. Special sale of ready to wear gar» meats at H. Krleger &' Company‘s. The advertisement will. tell you more about the Vliargalns. 1 -..... Rogers & Stevens ndVertlsomont tolls you the dii‘i‘orzeuto boinocn huV- .ing cheap clothes and clothes. Better lead it befoie buying. that 11ch suit. ——-Get a $5 Safety Razor Outfit for l85c. See Ed on Page Three. The steamer Huntington began making legular til'ps from South N01" walk to Huntington and Vailt'V Grove, today. The. time table appears In the advertising columns of The St'ntinel today. Arrange now to spend your morn- ings in llle Morrill summer school.‘ Thorough instruction In bookkeeping. shmthand, tV'poVrlltIng and English blanched. ”Maria! attention tilted to liiosti pruparinl.r for full oyaiiiinatlous. Reduced tuition r.1tos.lhuoll now. At a special communication of (lid Well Lodge. No. 1118. it”. and A. 31., lhold, last evening, thv1 toaster mason; degree was VV'orkod on l\\‘0 candidates. ‘ The meeting was followad by a hair‘ Another special communlcatloul (ii i 1 I l will he held on 'l‘hursday owning luexl wooh. St. Mary‘s Your”: Alt-11's i‘lub will: meet this owning at 7:311 instead of at i the usual time which is half an hour Hater. Seyorul ol' the young man ox- locct to attend the (ili'fl paiiv and dance in the loud .tsst 111blV hall VV'hith has the reason for President '1‘. i“. Fiuhorly a changing tho limo. i A delegation of the members of l'n . cos li.1_Vioft. of South Norwnlh. VVlll klouincy to Stamford on Monday mo- :nlnu. at \V’lllf‘ll time they will pariicl ' pate. in the oyerclsos attending the 1'11 iorgnnizaiion of the 01an Haylol‘t, of The South Norwalk In dlans will confer tho degree on a class iof thirty candidates and 11. great good time is anticipated. M~Wa~ lililii Ill Will Siiiili WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-~'i‘hcre were few V'arlatltms of more than a lamail fraction VV'roni yesterday's clon- lng prices in the opening sales today on the Stock idxchuuao. Trading wad dull and the majority of the more no» live lnaues showed firmness. The only fluctuations or note were gains of 2% for Canadian Pacific and l in Ameri- can Telephone. WALL STREET. Nowhwmorka to covered a large share of ycatorday'a loasoa during the morning oooalon. lm~ provomont was general and union oi the that hour ware extended before noon. Trading, however. was llntleaa and mail In V'alno. Union Pacific. which advanced iii, Whit the feature of tho marital. but tho steady hlddlnu up of thin iasno failed to Import any tuliow of animation oinowhoro In the list. National City Bank oxtondod 11.11 rim: to «too, a gain of ill poinln on tho day. and or do points alone the beginning of the month. General tilled trio, Kansas City Southern. Northern Pacific. Toma Company and American Woolen pfd. all trained a point. or more. Manhattan Elevated lost 2%. Honda were Moody} . that place. GOING AWAY. They‘re going away, hooray, hooray! it‘s off to the oeushore they're going! And dud with. his nose to the grind atone will stay» The original Man with the Honing! anltlmore Bun. Have you desirable would to rent? Let it be known through Tho'dentinel. Quick V’Delivery . by Automobile Herod dulold y had or odd 11911., doom-bun ‘OOW Now we are heart and soul into the 11111111111119 of sup ,lllyllig your glimmer nooda. fl ,. COUCH HAMMOGKB, with wind ahloldu. “.46. 25 to $15 HAMMOCKs encoders LAWN senses 75c to $1.50 PORCH SCREENS 75o 10115.93 PORCHCHAIRS....................... .‘.980to$5.25 FOLDlNG Chains ...... $1.25 to 114.25 The Al. COLLINS COMPANY 12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK. Gravel, Tar, WalkSG Concrete , .Old Walks Re- covered RAYMOND BROTHERS, ou..--.u.u.-~V-~a.- u...u.nu.u-.. Flag, Asphalt, m BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS If you are raising chickens for pleasure you must not be without It. if you are raining chickens for profit you cannot afford to he with- out it Every Day Scratch Food. 0111 St'rnith l‘ood is tuuiposml of grains and oliu'l egg and hope lll'Oillliillg‘ lnrnodionis that «Vpolioaoo shuns :‘11o best adapted for iuylnl. lions. It is .1 standout food for annuaor or winter. it contains nothing hut good. clean, VV'lloloVVomo grains that will koop the poultry healthy and rigorous, and in that t'oinllllon.liioy will lay outta. It costs just as inurh to loud 1111 intro ior article as It does a good one. hut there‘s 11 area! difi‘urt-ut'o in tho l‘tsliii. and an our foods are as good as then- arc mndu. there is no need of paying more than what we oak. We are niauni’arturlna pure. “11111111111in foods for horses. cattle and pl'mliry, which we are soiling at 1111 Mount prlco. MANUEL TORO HATCH. First In quality. last in price. always in the minds of ltn custom 'iill. i ii illHlNIllllS Diliii iiiili iii Flililli Wilton Man injected to Any 0113 Hunting Foxos'ooIHis " Properly ’ Dr. Charles G. Bohnnnnn. forum: 1 mayor and enthualaotlc fox hunter, to mother with Dr. Hiram '13. West, form or councilman and district committed man and health oliioer, while roaming through tho wild» and wastes of South Wilton and Wilton. come near being the victims of several loads oi? hut-lo allot, recently, when an irate land 0an- od of that vicinity took excaption to their habit of running the dogs at this season of the your and wounded several of Dr. tilharley's hounds. one of which nearly hled to death before he reached homo and a kind protection. While both phyalcinna are well known and popular. I‘lr. Bohanna11.ihe older resident and older man of the two. is known all ovor the state as a humor of distinction. The doctor is it true sport and hunts for the love of the chase, devoting. all his energies to' running down. with a pack of hounds. the fox and once in a while going out for cocoa, «by way» of diversion. Por- hnpa no kinder hearted man could he; found «than 131'. Charley. as he is callil ed. Of southern parentage. Dr. llo-‘ hannau hunts with the mission for the sport which is typical of the. southern. gentleman. And he loros his hounda,l 80 that when lhroo of his pals 91111111" limping 1111111111, rtrrouily, lulurt'tl and ‘bluodino from illg- rruui h;-.'1d which“ the irutrt.1 liilt'r of tho soil had emptied into them. hr: rose up In indignation and rout'tiit'tl ”it" (loud. Right here, tho ‘Joko came in for after gutting lanai :ndV‘it‘o, the doctor found that he had boon irospnsaiug on tho property of; the, ailf'JUlt'l‘ and could do nothing .1s' private and roslilttod land. ,' Thof .irmms in tho locality whore ore—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry ‘ COOWWWWW: CELEBRATING THE DECLAR- ATION OF lNDEPENDENCE with propt'r ruthusiasin orory patriollt' tiii‘li'il 111 Thu .‘V‘or- walks will furl it his duty. When Von all (loan to Vonr Fourth of Jun dinner audit it one to ho itununhorod l1} treating \Olli" gum-is or family with sumo. of our choice dinnor nines in rare old lluruuudioa. l‘iurols. (‘hanr purport or Whinitios. Quirk Allin iloiiVorV or'oiV- \V lions. Magner 8. Flynn huFYRIQNY‘ COAL COAL 'i'o have a large 3101 k of high or ado fresh mined Coal iondy to deliver price. Call and mountain our cool be fore you leave your order elsewhere. HARRIS 81 GANS CO. Telephone «.mmw . m*.m._..._ ..... W Agent for Maxwell, Columbia. Hupmobile. E. M. F. and Flanders AUTOS The Armory Auto Co. STORING REPAIRING SUPPLIES Connecticut and West Aves. Norwalk, Conn. ' ' CHARLEE BUEK.JR.. 'PHONK 11:10 can. Mununor ‘ Day or Night; 1V..' it presented Within 30 dull: F0 R CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS in folders. Ellwood trudo no (1111111.. _ Mutton tor for next “Intel" 11 comfort, and no gun rantoo antiafaoliou as to quality andl 68 Water Street tho ardent huntsnion were wont to run iholr doga. rV-suni the intrusion at thisl st'aaon of th-V Voar on the grounds that ‘ lulu yolpinl: of the dogs and thclr run»: % 111111: rids llm woods or 50111131: door and 1 Ullli‘l‘ 13111111. which if allowml It) grow" would furnish good sport to tho own- ers in tho ioluro, (iniy rot-rally. the doctor and his. friturd. i‘lr. Wont. wont out of an crow. ins: and engaged in the sport. 'i‘hvy. missed their dorm and whoa tin-y r11- F or Summer Season w Terms will meet your approval M. SONNENBERG ‘ PIANO 104 Washington St. Phone 30 HOW ABOUT PAINTING your auto? Top or body need overhauling? Wheels? New trim- mings or slip covers Anything wrong with the engine or trans- mission? Let us figure with you the next time your car re‘ ‘ quires attention. We are ex» pert auto mechanics and under- smnd all makes. W. A. Hanfordi 42 NORTH MAIN ST." 'the dogs were shot whih learning on MerrillSummerSchool REDUCED RATES SOUTH NORWALK _ July and August. STAMFORD turned homo. tho dogs t'axuo hint-ind in wounded and llim'rlilil; and whining; lfnr their innslor‘s devotion and card? i ll nous without saying that Dr. liohau-1 luau lliil everything in his. power to al ’ilV'inio iht'. tortures of tho phor ani- mals and wont l‘urihor-who sought low gal which to 1111111111111 if it would not he possible to restrain the “11111111 from again slioolluu the dogs and pun» lsh him for his ill tlon allcuiiy Vomnlil g tell. i llowovor. the land holongotl to the: farmer and the latter threatens to% shoot the honnda every limo they (701“0 on his proporly and there is lit- _tietit1u-l1t hut what he will. in i‘ogal'ds to prosecution him for the shooting. it was ascertained, upon investigation, that the not was coilllillllt‘d on the man‘s own property into which the law has no jurisdiction In this case. It was a hiltor pill to masticato. but the genial doctor took it and 111th not a word, although nndon-htedly he has his own Ideas In roam-ditto the farmer an a heart full of compassion for the dogs. who were forced to suffer for his mmminslon of an unconscious tres- pan. 1 m GAVE A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Ilotislaa Fowler Relief Corps hold a very anoconafnl strawberry featival. last evening. in the Grand Army of the Republic pout roman. In Washington street. The all‘nlr was a happy one and proved that the momhoru had lost none of their tool or ability on entertainers. The festival was largely attended and both socially and financ- ially it was a pronounced 1111011111111. The ladies wow warmly congratulated up- on their auoceuo. GAVE A uranium PARTY. in honor of the event of his nine East avenue. entertained at number of During the evening only the 3111111111 that a “stag" party would enjoy Wore played and the young men report 11 moat excellent time. Among those preo- eat were (lonrud Price, Harold Bald- win. Randolph Bette. and William . Odoil. HOTEL ARRIVALS. , Muhuokomowhi. C. mvlduon. W. H. Maud, d. A. Gardener. New Haven; o. ill. Krona. A. J. McLean. hi. (3. Libby. i?“ 0. Donnell. H. E. Kempton, Lil M. Word, New York; I. it fitirillutt, Wit» ton: Mr‘u. J. Worthington. Mrs. A. G. Soothing. Middletowa; M. dilhermnn. Poi-lo: M. Bornutoln. For Economy; A. carry. Barton; 111. El. smith inm- ; kirk. 5‘.‘ D 1.11mi: city; 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 438. Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free 0.13. Jackson Optician 10 month birthday, Konnoth Moment. of. his friends at hiu home lain. eveninitu ELM ER E. CASE W. R. THOMPSON Toquet Special Motor The latest and most careful design in the make and- break. two-cycle type. All parts axe exceptionally easy 0! access, and can be adjusted without re- moving engine from foundation. Single Cylinder Rated With” it. P. Carlin Saint Nicholas Ale To taste it given you a. new idea. of what a good Alo ought to be. The most pox-foot product» of the brow. or‘n skill, annotiuinfi and healthful. The boot Ala for household one he- oauao of it: purity and adurluhinx qualitlouz Tonto it once. you‘ll on» it. yOABTELLANO ll BARDANI ‘ Agent. imilu Wharf High Grudo ' Bow . Free Delivery Everywhere The Astor ' H011:
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