’ .are placed nine inches apart on huge
bile tires are in demand. Ask for
mf‘fiffigf’m“‘11‘,‘°’,‘)0“,f’g{j:; 31:35:31 prices. Please notify me ahcad 11.11 I 1 "El-1 294' 122 WATER 313
. that nobody knows about the districtiam very busy during the season.
' courts because "there have been Telephone-.141
‘1 vacancies for 11 year.’ lie said that
1111111111 Clayton, oi the judiciary?
mitteo, “knows of that \acuncy
. ' endorsements of judicial candldalos to
11111va
..eveni11g and a committee was appoint~ ,1 do
‘.docisious. and it is entitled to know:
Summer 111118
$5.00 Panama _ i
991: ~— White
Shapes worth
$150, on sale
MINT‘Z'S”
Hats $2.98
11111 1111111111. 111111111“ this den-
.. 99c.
‘1lly placing a Burglary policy
1m. Telephone 1230 l
991:,
11111111113101. Street
South Norwaik. Conn.
All kinds or insurance}
Public Stenozrapner.
......
the Blakeman Company 5 1111110
111011 was burned at the time 011
the Radel fire will be wo1king again i
The weekly prayer meeting of thef
111111 avenue Methodist Episcopal.
church Ladies Aid Society is beingl
held this afternoon. 1
Joseph Morocco, molding at Quiu- i
turd avenue. has returned to our city‘
again after spending 11 low unhappy:
days in Danbury amongst fast pool
.pieyers.
Large crowds of people watched
with interest the work 01‘ those dc-
‘mollshing the old bridge yesterday.
Particular interest was manifested in
the work of raising the heavy eleciric
motor from its position beneath thol,
surface of the bridge.
Ten square blocks 0f iron, weighing
approximately 1,700 pounds apiece, are
hurt; on either side of the tower to act
as the fulcrum for the temporary lii‘ti
draw, These are to counterbalance
the weight of the draw itself, They
I Do Not Delay!
Last year' those who placed
their orders and filled their
bins with coal during July
and August saved one dollar
a ton in real money. They
saved more than that in the
satisfaction they received in
having a supply of good coal
in their bins during the win-
ter. Those who decided to
wait had to take any kind of
coal their dealer could secure
and had to pay the exception-
ally high prices prevailing.
Our advice this year-is to
place your orders right new.
ed‘ to make preparations
bake to be held August
woods in Newtown ovonuo
business was transacted.
0000"" STARTS THINGS
III “0118!
(continued irom first page.)
.m- 1
would receive $7 000 a y.ca . or about,
chains.
The Ali-Americans baseball team.
of Norwaik, will go to Stamiord, Sal.-
urday and play the l‘tippouams This
.u‘ill make the second game hctuecn
the two teams this season and both
are evenly matched, a I
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 361,,
80113 of St, George, men last evening; I I h I
and routine matters were transacted. S e lme
P03835115 0011110“. N0. 131331 “05111 to have your 111111111111,r and paper hang-
Arcanum, held “5 regular meeting 18.80 5, [11g (10119, ()“1‘ oxpeylexumd “19“ can
it, to your satisfaction. The
101 -1 clmn‘ prices are exceedingly low. Est?-
17 in tili‘lmaios cheerfully given. Special low
Rilllillle'priccs on points and wall paper.
Local merchants complain 111101111.A ‘ : O H E N
the closing of the \\ ashlngton street:
hr dge but have taken charitable out-
look on the matter and hole been do- l 40 Water St. T cl. 3421-13
ing their best under conditions as they
presented themselves vostet 11.11 and
this morning The Crescent Laundry I
adopted a noiol method of transport-:
ing its washes in and irom tho Easiii
Side Boats took the loads to the Der-z
her Oyster dock and carts complctcol
the trip 1111 on the mail carricls 1111111
lolced to crass the flier in boats and
thus even Uncle Sam was not 1111111111111.
from hindrance 8110 Remember
11 any Junk 1111111 stops 111. your house
without the sign W111. Enron, 3 liownn
lSt., E. Norwnik. on the wagon and
because there were some
i pay 11' a 10.101 ratio
in «r you,
1 ‘complulnts
ieather‘ beds, metals and old automo-
l’reparc for the 1101 Sun, order
Your Awnings
now and save mon-
ey. We ulso do all
kinds oi’ lil’l-lUIr
S'l‘ldlllNiIi und Fur-
nituro liopulring,
Moiirossos liouovui-
1111,.i-Illptiovora mode
to order. 0111' work
is m1a1‘uuiced.l«lsil-
11.11111 although the countly is suffering,
109.95 not worry him in the slight—
eet.’
Mr. Donovan argued for publicity or
prevent things going wrong with 1110' ‘ ‘
judges. “We have Judges that oughil
to be in prison instead of on the
bench " he declared, “who were rec...
ommended by men who ought to ho 111i
prison.
The public pays the judges' 1
salaries and has to suffer 1': cm their
Who are behind tho judges." Mr
Donovan added sarcastlcully, that or?
course nothing wrong is done in Alan"
llama (Clayton’s home). or Pennsyl-I
mule, but he doclured seriously that ,
things are different elsewhere. Hal 0 H V
dégiended to know t11021113011111 (éinytllml‘ .1.
,uu Palmer would 3 on 1 Ho 111111 11
sued injunctions. orders and decisions ’ PM“ 336 ”4 45 Nerth MN" 8"
,ylweys in favor oi’ the interests and .
persecutiu others. Mr. llonovun con-j -~w
‘ laden with :1 plea for supporting the
,Bllltlmore platform u declurntiou in to 1
var oi! publicity oi” ondmsomonts DI" 'V...11.,(.m111,111 in 11,111 WW1“. 1.1,“... (,1
. luring that the country had votod 10? 2 the 1111111111111 word 11111111, it will 1111
t M 111813111“. he urged HIM the DUI)" necessary 101‘ 1111 to throw out all
amendment would benefit Infill 111”;me fur llllll. wpvk W’O Will ,W‘
him? "The gontlomon from Pennsyl-
511i“: and Alabama WONG “Wow the 11111.11il111r11bt affording the 120111111111
Baltimore platform into the wnHU' 10111 11111. opportunity to (1011111111111 the
mint now.’ 111111111111 Donovan. ”a1 twelve answers '1 1111 error occurred
111101,th they voted for publicity in 111111111 11111, ”(11.311113011111111 oi M 1,. lioson n.
1111. Congress.” 11 word 1111111111 iuudvortouily omitted.
LWWL
(Ill.
MISSING WORD PAGE.
(living to on (arm in one oi I111». I111»
'1' r."-,I.I’ ”1.. 1,41.
Promo] Protection
of 13011113. Insurance Papers, Wills. 1111111111. 12111., may be obiuluod 101'
$4 a Year in Our
Safe Deposit Depaitmeut
.7 more are 111111111111 roomy and light and convenient cou-
‘ ' 11111111111 tor the convenience or customers. * ‘
Pretty Summer Dresses .
$1.29, $195,111 $12.50
1 $2 »— Silk Parasols $1.69
Sale of All Silk Parasols.
lsays ho is working for 1110, 1111 is cheat-
and best prices for auto ilros. rubbers,
mates cheerfully giv-
(you aim 01111 extra insertion of tho'
_ low in Riverside
$2.00 0 a 1
Panama at s
99 cents
Regular $2 Values 111111.69
l. I mm“
A Few Revolution
Prices
OF OUR POPULAR SPECTACLES
AND EYEGLASSES
Oi Latest Make.
Nickel Spectacles ....... 75::
(10111 Plated Spectacles 75c
(loldvillled lllye Glasses only.... $2.00
Gold-tilled Spectacles only ..... $2.00
lilye Lenses Fitted, each. only, ......
50c and $1
Prescriptions Carefully Filled».
First-class Thermometers 501: up
l1‘lrst-class Barometer ...... $3.25 up
Nowhere can you get your repalre
done better.
Chains ...................... 351: up
Very Nice Clocks $1.90 to $16.00
ilood Alarm Clocks from $1.00 to $10
Nickel Watches from .. $1.00 to $4.50
Silver Watches from . . . $4.50 to $8.00
ilold-illled Watches i'roin . $7 up
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPITICIAN,
155 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Opposite iloyt‘s Theatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
FIELIl 0“ F00 KNIGHTS
TEMPLAIIS
(Continued from first page.)
W
ducted on tho Net-walk Green.
The K‘uitbl Templar uniforms are
commanding in their splendor and al-
ways awaken great interest for their
beauty. 'l‘pday so many fine men
Wearing each a line uniform. more
Knight Templar‘s than had ever assem-
bled hero, produced a remarkable elf.
feet 11110111111051; who witnessed the
parade. Our Iownsmen and those
from Dan'bury, Waterbury, Bridge:
port and New Haven .wer all
represented in the line of march and
all in all it was a. sight >I1e1111tii’ul to
behold.
Clinton Commandery, No. ll, 01' Nor-
waili. assembled at the Asylum, St.
John‘s Lodge Room, in the Masonic
Temple, Wall street, at 12 o‘clock
noon. Here the members donned their
uniforms and prepared to go to the
depot to greet their visiting brothers.
Trolley curs conveyed the men to the
depot where they welcomed the visi-
tors and acted as their escort in the
parade which followed.
The marchers assembled shortly af-
ter 1 o’clock at the depot and march-
ed, through Monroe street, .South Main
and North Main streets, West ovcnuo
and Wall street to the Norwnlh Green.
All along the line of march flags were
flying and there was a big crowd out
to see the members of that higher or-
der of Free Masons as they stopped
sprightly to the tune of their own
bonds.
The connuunderies in line Were us
follows:
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
Oxfords Reduced
. Cost Price
$3.50 111111 $1.00 “Lh'uwl‘ords” ..... ..
$3.00 and $3.510 ”James Means" .....
$2 60 and $2. 75
$3.111) and $3130 “.\iayiulr“ .....
$2. 60 and $2 75
145 WASHINGTON STREET.
MAX LEVY
154 Washington St.
BUY
Hazelton
Goal
The ll. licrshiicld 81 Son Co.
111113 11111111113
Walter F. Farrington.
\l’alirr l~‘. l1‘ul’l'luliton ol' l:l‘.I~l North
nvvuuo. Ilriduopori, died Sunday moru~
11111 111 1.1111 Shelton suuiiurlmu. lie was
lid your... or 111111 and had been in tour
but, has 111111111 Ilu1 111'11111111' purl of his‘
months. He was born in Stamford
lll‘t1 in this city. Surviving him uro his
who, one son and one daughter. His
funeral will be bold from 11111 into home
Ihh; afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
buriul following in l’nl'li (bunniury.
-1....._...
Funeral of Marie Conuore.
'l‘ho i'uucrul of Marie Connors was
lumoly uttcndcd, this morning, ill. niuo
o'chlcli. from iii. Joseph's Church. A
requiem 111111111 Will-l oulobruted by 1‘0"-
11. J. Carroll. Miss M’udollno Magnor
rendered the solo “Ave Maria," and
the choir "Loud, Kindly Light." 1111 the
body was boron from the church. in-
. torment took place in 181. Mary's coulo-
tol‘y.
Funeral of Mr. Head.
'l‘hu funeral of ilhurios 1'}. Hood,
South .\luln street, will Ibo hold this 111'-
lcrnoou 111 :I o'clock from his lute resi-
door 11 liov. "S. l’. I1‘11irbuuks. pastor
of the 101181 Avenue1 Methodist Church.
will ol'llointo 11nd luiurinont will i111-
comcti'i).
| .. . .muam
1
1
1
FIRE LOSS SMALL. IN NATIONAL
FOREST LAND.
WA'Sl'ilNG’I‘ON, July lily-0015'
ubout (10.000 acres 01' national forest‘
1111111 huvo been ‘burned so far this sea-
son, according to reports today of. the
Forest 1Service. (I‘hls area is 1111 liltin-
itosimol proportion oi? the total aorov'
ago contained in the 108 forests under
federal supervision.
couragod the hope that the lire lose
this your will be small.
Conditions ovorymiere ”Mogul in the 3 ‘
,, 111111111111, it is will.”
m to m
, Crusader itoniumiulci‘y, .\'o. l0, l)11n~
gbury
I 111115:
l Past Conunundor ol‘ i‘linton ( ‘-o11111m11d
$3.00 and $3.251
of ,
The record 1311- ‘
Clinton tlonlmundcry, No. 3, .\'or-
walk.
New Haven Conunuudery, No. ‘1,
New Haven.
Hamilton L‘oummudery, No. 1’»,
Bridgeport.
Clark Commaudcry. .\'o. 7, Water-
ury.
’l‘lu1 parade 1111*. made up as lol-
i1 ordiuuud 1151111111,
sly as iii-11nd .\iuislial.
Alliell‘lvilll Bund, South Norwalk.
,Clinion Conlnnuulcry, .\'o. 3, ll. .\l. N.
vsigmun, Counuandcr.
1 Second Regiment liuml, New Haven.
iNew Haven Conummders', No. 2, ltd-
u'urd A. Klatto, Gulnluundci'.
Wheeler 81,. Wilson Blind. Bridgeport.
jliamlliou ilou1111uudory. .\'o. 5, Ankor
1 S. llyuno. Conuuuudcr.
‘ Waterbury 11111111.
I, i‘lurk Commundery. .\'o. 7, John 1..
. Scull. ifomumndm'.
‘ Dunbury Band.
I Crusader Commuudm'y,
j Ward Delilyn, Conunaudor.
l The lnspociiou and review
1111111111.; place on 11111 Nol'u'alh ilrcvu
i111. pl‘crls 1111111. ‘l‘hc i'ollowing grand (113
floors are conducting this portion 111‘
tho 1111'1111':
11. la. Sir Knight .\l'ihul' i). ('hui‘lcc.
grand ('011111111111i111', \\'iliimnnlii'.
1'. 111. Sir 1111111111 lv‘rnnk .\1. Scott.
deputy grand 1‘1llllnlflllill'l‘, lianbury.
.\'0. ill, l".
W i) l'tf
.1 oh 11 son,
1'}. .Sir Knight. (11111. H. .\‘.
1 .. MW... 1. ...».. 1 , . ...
I
small investor.
’aymcnt Plan. .
19:"...
‘ 1 st rcamer .
in C _ 1'
SAVINGS TALK N0. 7
. Roger W. Babson
- 1 in an article in the Saturday Evening Post. Roger W. 9??
f abaon. one of the most: cmincntfinancial statisticians in the
1 world says : “ illua $100 Bonds are an economical necessity
because they fulfill one of the requirements needed to oilsct
the higher cost of living~l 1y providing a new field of legitin
mete investment for the man of moderate means."
$100 BONDS
have been recognized by all the leading financiers as wall
as by the press of the United States as being vital to every
Standard S100 Bonds yielding from 4 to 60;, may be
purchased outright or on Beyer 81 Company's $5 down Small
Sand for a copy of “The $100 Bond News."
MAPLES & GOLDSCHMIDT,
Stocks and Bonds. 1,
85 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn. 1
Correspondent of
Beyer a. Company
("T/m Hundred lJoIIdr Ill/1111 Hound”)
Bankers f
55 w.“ 5111.1. N. v. i
"“ ‘Nfiwinnxu 1: %\v\‘\‘\o\,\n ,‘VQ \I\ve‘,1-\w\w‘\u\‘\ni~u\fl‘.
VI“ vl'Ilfi M'W Ar/wlal' lip/HI- U or “IV/U W‘Ifl/M/fl Inn/U;
Potatoes, 240 a peek?
,Fincst quality. New stock.
Butter 30c a lb
China, Japan 81 Fiber Matting
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE A LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE
LINE THAN CAN BE FOUND ELSEWHERE IN TOWN, AT VERY REA-
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT
Norwnlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
3 and 5 Gazette building, Norwalk. Connecticut
BONABLE PRICES.
The Genuine Crex Rugs
IN MANY NEW DESIGNS AND SHADES, FROM 18 INS. X 36 INS. TO
9 FT. X 12 FT.
Window Shades to Order
ONuREQUEST OUR EXPERT WILL CALL WITH SAMPLES AND WILL
GLADLY GIVE ESTIMATES ON SINGLE WINDOWS OR THE WHOLE
HOUSE.
grand generalisation, Bridgepoit
E. vSil' Knight Albert W. Maitoon.
grand captain general, New Haven.‘
.12}. ISll‘ Knight Arthur C. Wheeler.
grand senior warden, Norwalk.
E. Sir Knight William W. Frayer,
grand junior warden, iinrtford.
E. Sir Knight Corey Congdon. grand
prclute. New London.
11. E. Sir Knight Costello Lippitt,
grand treasurer, Norwich. .
1R. 1'). «Sir Knight 11111 C. Birdsoy.
grand recorder. )icriden.
E. Sir Knight Benjamin 1... Con,
rgnnd standard bearer, Waterbury.
1']. Sir Knight 1". L. Huntington.
grand sword bearer. Ziieridcn.
1}. lSir Knight Eugene J. Clark, grand
warder. Middletown.
112. Sir Knight James 1‘. .\lucPherson,
f'mnd captain of guard. Norwich.
E, Sir Knight Thomas W. Morgan,
grand inspector, Hartford.
After the inspection and review is
over the Knights 'l‘omplars will take
trolley curs I‘Or lioton Point for ihc1
shore 1111111111111. The following menu
will he served and acumnluodaiimls for
sort-n hundred 1111111 have been made
by Landlord llni'ulau Jacobs:
i‘lam (‘hou'dcl'
iiard i‘iuuls Soil i‘laius
‘ (‘lam lirolh
l‘lostou llrou'n llrvud While ilrcad
.\lixcd Salads
Sweet Pointers irish Potatoes
lilli'tlll
i‘old lloiloli Lobster
(,‘ol‘u on i‘oh
Illuoiish \\';1I111'11111lo11
(hours and III-l‘rcsllluouls
RECORD BY CANAL DREDGE,
PANAMA, July iii-«A notable
dredging record was mudu uI I‘orozui.
ycsim'duy, by u luddor dredge cxcavaI»
11111 11111 Panama (funul near .\iiruiloros
loch. 11 1111111111111 121,700 cubic yards (11'
i‘ili‘lll 111111 rock. mostly Il111 latter, in
11111111111111 hours 11nd iil‘Iy minutes‘ 111'.
111:1] umkinu li.1ue .
(‘hh'ki'il
a at“ 1 Jun”
- ‘1']
:w\‘\‘\‘ .W\‘\‘\-<‘\:<‘\‘- ‘\:M1(W ‘\-\l‘\‘l\-‘\:\:
H. Krieger 81 Co.
'I he Leadingr Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
\- ‘. ‘\-\, ,
1' ' -/.,'1';
,
‘7’11'1'
1’
>
‘\‘\‘\-\‘_‘-\‘.\"
“‘\‘\.“
.We are now selling all
Shapes, Chips, Hemps and
Sonnet. Braids, Small and
Large Shapes,'aiso Sailors
at 250
Former prices of these lots were $1.25, 1.50, $2
See Window Display
. J'“',,"_." .
\fi'\->‘\‘\-\‘ ‘1. ‘1‘\
"l', -‘1-3 a !
-\‘\‘ 1,“-
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lull“ l“ WA“. STREET SPECIAL SALE 0N
M ’ ’
\\'.\l.l. li'i‘lilt‘l'l'l‘, 10:47; 11. 111.»~~ .\l‘lel‘ EN 8 I ANTS
several days 01' almost unpurulleled AT THE NEW STORE.
dullness the stock market was aroused $4.110 Pants ‘ . . .. ..... ‘ . $2.75
from its stupor this morninu. and the $3 ()0 Pants ......... $1.98
curly wading was active on 21 rising .1..- ’ ' 175
sonic of prices. Virtually mory stock, 3.1.110 Pants ----------- 5 -
traded in shared in the advance, (71111113 $2.00 Pants .......... $1.50
interest 011111011111 in the 111110118 111‘
which n 11111111 short interest is believ-
ed 111 oxisi. for which ihcro won an
insistent. (111111111111. Trading in I‘.uuu~
diun i‘aciih' wus uuueuully active. 'l‘hn
first Irnusuctlon was 11 block oi" 2.111111
uharos Ill 21.3 1-11 to 21:. :14, a maximum’
llilVlllli'i‘ oi 1111. which. however, (lid
not put up Ibo lll‘li‘i‘ 11111111 point roach-
1111 in London before the opening hero.
(211111.11 of 1 lo '3 points were made by
Union Pacific. Loliigh Valley. .\tlan-
ih' (‘oasl 1.11111, 1121'111 First Pl‘d., .\'li-xr
(:au l'cirolouul and Amurii'un Simul'.’
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1
1 "an... 1*..“w...w"3
I
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1
1
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a Vm “\j‘xtflfi‘x“
.a 1" ‘i'i.é.i.~'
“11
1 11111111111111 (topper.
‘purlly offset. by prom 1111111111, which
. morning.
i uhrond
will: Newarnpers, 2511 per 100'
\\'.\l.i. S'l‘iildi'l‘l‘. 3101111. A (llli'idmi
rhauuo occurred today 111 1.1111 111111111112
111111.11 of 11111 stock 11111111111. 'l‘l'adilm
(IIII‘iHK tho lira-:1 hour was larger illllll
tho Iolul lrunsuriious lust Friday.
when Illi1 lowest murh ol' the dull por-
lod was reached. (ionllulsulou houses
hud moderate buying ordurs an the op-
ening. London and llvriin bouiili'i
Canadian Pacific 111111 Paris 101111 Aiunh
lluyiuu ordot'u were
111. times 111111111111 sllubi recessions, but.
uh‘orlnua were well 111111111 11110 the list
as 11 whole hold ulrouu during the
Host pl‘li'iifi ol‘ the (lily worn
i'i'uul‘diui at noon. A alliuiliocmt You.
., turn wns tlu1 tutoring 111' foreign money
101' Ill) duys uI ii iul pur cont. 'l‘hls
wus uimost 1111.1 first indication bore
01‘ relaxation in l'lnropoun 1111111111 11011-
,,diiions Which tl‘iidoru regarded as nu
important lullucucv In lilo lulpiovo
moot. of tho marllot horn on well 1111
Bonds wore steady.
no..-
.Iudgp Henry W (irogoi 1'. or Nor
wnlll. sailed for Europe toduy
Tell the Telephone
Girl
To lting
012 SOUTH NORWALK.
Bllil will cull unwind I will call on
YOU and pay the highest price for
JUNK and oil kinds
1N1). 1 inner, 'I‘uhoe. 251: 11 111.; No. 2
inner Tubes. 101'. 11 111.; Auto Shoes, 8::
11 111.: Books and 11118112111133, 351: per
011m.
1911' ‘
Watch our window display.
Louis Avrick
Post Office Block, So. Norwalk.
~mvwW..,,.... “0.....- ..,.-..,.—. new...
Large Fancy
New Potatoes
New England Grocery Co.
72 No. Main 81. Tel. 168.
4
Alle
11.». 1.. ..
.1.M.,........... ... “4......
THE SWIMMING SEASON
its now in full 111111111, 112111111 11
while it Is wiih us. but to do
so you should 11111111 Ilu1 llullt
kind of 11 Nothing Suit, 1111111 111111111
wo can supply you wiill.
None but all wool sold horn.
$2.00 to $400.
Bpaiding Swimming Halls :2
suckling swimming 1111111111 1111
Hpuldlng I~lwlumllu11 1‘11;th 01-
1311111111111 Suit llolis 5 c
Trunke B. 0. Suit Cases and
till Vocation .Neode at Moderate
Pfloee. -
This is the Mark Cross Store
for Norwalk.
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