Mrs John
walk is ill
Judge and
started toda
American E
Ayers . aw.
‘ lliiu Ii3.
gr ( giltlofiul
It)! the lienifill
(‘uptuin Rils
:ihout Pompano
i linrlcs Ilill
cruise.
Lillie Leslie
ll
Aprofessiosa , ‘
horn in South nor nlk for several
days He caryes, Ian out of boards
“till a pen ,
I leis have
should be
—-Dont miss the demonstration at
a. sat. and Mon.
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Augusto a‘yvié‘w avenue. will start
for Bull 0 on a week‘ as trip to the Pun—
Ainslicun Exposition.
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The newly elected officers or Sherman
(‘cmmundcm ll. 0. G 0., were install-
((1. last night. by Deputy Mrs I. Pal—
merton, of Bridzeport. A blousant time
was had {after the installation.
The new rate book for the Norwalk
Board of Fire Underwriters has arriv-
rd and shows a new changes. There is
n clause regogd Io Ili‘e’ gasoline gas
lumps.‘
The Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany has no closed down in several
departments? slated in the papers
yesterday, butiis on the contrary. much
busier than usual.
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Miss Pearl D rand of Ansonia. a
pupil of Frililz, llckz, of New Haven.
.md on accdiiiplished violinistc will
render the prelude and offcrtorv solo
in the South Norwdlk Baptist Church
tomorrows morning. Miss Henrietta
Wing, the organist the church will
u s " ' _
Churll Anderson. the South Nor-
, 6 was shut to Bridge-
port lull ‘o C. A. Freeman’s
launch "Kit."‘has beén taken from a
lhild- tier call is the jail. and commit-
ted to, a smaller and poorer cell on the
ground tier; because (it his bad behav-
lor. .iyic created a disturbance every
night when the” lights were 'turned out.
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ingsVlnl dies' Col
, ngHVV by and
rised to learn how many pso
v'c‘ loft rvvalk with their
for the summer and to the
li seem In no.
no suifcrc‘r when
n
fortabic,
‘ silks.
. ford was
. . 4p , .
piss salesman tor the Steinway: piano *
ith W. S. Sturtcmnt
Mounts in Woodword avenue
' , complaining about the boisterous '
thc boys make every night.
ask F. Sherman will spend Bun;
day in New York city. as the guest or
Dw ht Keep. formerly of this city.
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. V Miss Lillian Lodsr; of Port Chester,
been a guest of. Councilman and
Mia. A. ll. Hoyt of Berkeley street.
‘ amp-m
Mrs. Anthony Stelgerwald. who was
operated on at the Stamford Hospital, ~
some time ago; is greatly improved?
eBlk. and bwn. uvbles. O‘Brien.
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A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. J. Morris Coorr. last night. Both
mother and duughter are doing well.
Royal Wordenf of Hartford. will
spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. D. Warden, of, Orchard street.
Alec Hamilton" Jr.. of Newtown ave-
nue, will leave Monday for a visit with
his uncle. Henry Hamilton, of You-
. kers, N. Y.
--—-—
Ray Platt a lineman. employed by
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company. has moved from Waterbury
to oNrwulk.
A party of New York children came .‘
up on the Harlem last night and were
driven by curryall to Life’s Farm
Georgetown.
Charles W. Bennett will have charge
of ihe prayer and praise meeting in
the Non walk Methodist Church. tomor-
row morning. at 9: 30 o “clock
Wfi-‘MV
The invitation rolpmlttec or the 250s;
anniversary celebrdtio Twill hold 9:
meeting next vveclt. ’i‘ A committee is
no winformally taking up the business
to be transacted. . . .. .
Miss May McGovern, is the guest oi, ‘
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F
McGovern 41 Stuart avenue. She is a 1
student in Iiochclnga convent, Order of
the Holy Family, Montreal.
"The devotional service of the lip
worth League at tho Nor-walk Metho
dist Church. tomorrow evening, at 6: 'id
in 'cloek. will be led by Mrs Harrie. By-
ington. The topic is Individual Work
For Christ. ,
Mrs. A. Showrll, Mrs. Jocob Benji-
mun, Mrs. W. L. Whitney. Mrs. C
Carl, J. J. l‘iugiey. Sylvester Burton and
Sidney Jackson. of Norwalk, have re-
turned home from attending Mrs. R. H
Taylor’s funeral in Brooklyn. N. Y.
~—All the latest Straws. O'Brien.
Several silk modular/liners .vvill hr
in Norwalk next Tuesday for the pur
pose oi selecting a site on which to
build a factory for the manufacture or
The gentlemen will be taker
around to different pieces Orland by a
committee of citizens. The committee
hos options on several of the sites.
Roy. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. of thé First
Methodist Episcdpul- Chmch. will
preach three Sunday morning sormonr
during July on Jesus Uplifted. The
theme for tombriow morning will be:
The World Gone Alter Him. Sunday
.luly 21: He is beside Himself. Sun
(lay. July 28: He Could Not be Hid
Visitors in the city and all not having
other church alliliutions will be our
diully welcome
The members of the limo of Joseph
licth it Compuny. silk (hanufacturers
will come to oNrwaik Tuesday. of next
week and look over sites for a factory
The committee, A. 0. Wheeler choir
man; H. P. Price. Ill L. Boyer. L. C‘
Groomc. F Tristram and Judgcll. W. ‘
Gregory. has options on several sites.
Anyone having a site should leave lig-
urea, size and location with some mom» ‘
her of the committee. before Tuesday. .
, , Company K of Bridgeport. voted to '
11‘ attend the exposition in Buffalo in Sep .
Captain Cronnn was directod «
' to make arrongemcnts for a private .
tembcr.
our and other details of the trip. lir
. has already been in communication
with railroad officials. and furnished
the company with an estimate of the
cost to each one. it is planned to leave
Bridgeport Sunday afternoon. Septem
ber 15, for Now Hayes. where it will ‘
. board the sterilizer Richard Puck for
the latte‘r‘
piece a special car will convey the '
company to Bunnie; It will encamp,
upon: uhs’mara‘do grounds thdro‘ and will '
New York. Arriving at
spend a Week at the exposition. it will
also visit Niagara Falls before it re
urns.
The second of a shrine of live trolley ‘
partied oft é'Ghost Club of 8mm
ply Thursday night. At
7:35; fifty-nip hosts bus 1 For
at Central rs
th A special our
. it'th Stalinist-(i line on W
Well as on the '1‘
line. and tickets '
, ill but
You know the kind of clothes We sells-good“
reliable. stylish things that we guarantee. Do.-
you want one at there suiumplaids. and mix;
lures.
Now Al 55. 7D
Cdmstodk Bros.
Nor-Walk Store;
Masonic Building.
South Norwalk Store: W
14 South Main St.
as, been engaged as a tencher at
uth Five Mile River school. *
rles of every description at
ur' a store in Washington stroo
A large number of South Nor
h the Park City theatre, last his
, will be baptism at t ,
' hints Chapel in Broad
High Priced '?
That’s a compliment to our grain; shows you feel its
superiority to the ordinary kind but it shows too, that.
you do not study conditions closely enough for your own}
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary oats——
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
” "cheapness,’ you will find your horse will losgV his health
and litrchgth; “ ‘
our OATS THAT’S CLEAN. i
. ,Mdiiuel T. Hatch.
(ii a .
(l the’ blowing .
Haneyou coer- or’sz’ted Ja cksn,s
'If not, do so at 0'15? - t" ,_ 10V. ,,
and you will .see the Latest Productions
. 5 of the PHOTOGRAPHICV ARI: : :
0m: Hatirioms Last Forever. '_ .
, ', [ACKSON'S STUDIO.
OPPOSITE HOTEL 53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
1
Latest IOoksi
By Wintlon Churchill, “.15
61 15
$1.40
$1.15
$1.15
$2.25
It costs you nothing.
trio“ .-
Criuio. .
Helmet Mane,
Torry Thou Till I Come.
Every Ono His Own Way.
Pair Patient Lovers,
Tribulations of a Princess,
William P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. l‘.
49 Wall StrooVVt Norwaik, Conn.
By Howell,
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BANKRUPT. STOCK
LEISERSON BROS
Must ho sold out at once. regardless of cost. Evorything must go. ‘
by o'rdor oi the recolvor appointed by the court. .
Vstock consists of Suits. Skirts. Silk Waists. Lawn and Colored
Cotton Waists. Children's Coats. Also. Ladlos’ Winter Coats.
Wrappél'n, 500. V ' . , Ladies Walsts, 25c.
Summer W ool Skirts. 250.
Cloth woulpg and Bicycle ilklrts. is so.
Cliildr‘cn‘ it (lasts. 90o.
FIXTUIBEB FOR Mill
ll
4
ms any the
the heading room; but
men, lineman. repair also wol-
lth did also on all its, train
it Will! stated, ..
tie north is mad nits til on
side tho slrik , mos
. in solar unis stroet. will.“ r
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opening at the slew. Gimp ”l matey
or all
sing praises of the magnificent store.
Crowds are attending the bankrupt
sale in Lelsorso'n Brothers' store. in
Washington street every day. They
sy that there are some excellent bur-
gains.
”—4....“
The Ladles' Auxiliary of Company F
and friends enjoyed it trolley rido over
the old Tramway line to Broad River.
Roion Point and Stamford. last‘ night.
' leaving Mill Hill at 8 o'clock. and ar-
(
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riving in Norwalk at 11 o’clock. .
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At a meeting of the Norwalk Fire
Polce. held last night. the regular bus~
locus was transacted, and the company
voted to invite, the Westport. South-
port, New Milford and Greenwich Fire
Police as its guests at the 260th eels.
bratlon. ,j.
Water Commissioner Hantord and
Engineer Wood are at the Grape reser-
voir today. where they have taken
/' ropes. ',etc. for work. The first work
"after full preparations will be to re—
hulid the retaining wall on the east,
V which holds the wall.
A ilstlc battle bets’roén two young
men occurred in Stamford. Thursday
night. in which one of the contestants
had his facedlummorcd herond recog-
ultion He explained to friends latei
that he had met a Norwalk pugilist
in' u fourteen-round go;
At the Darien - Congregational
Church the pastor will speak tomorrow
evening. on Our Scclnl Nature" Ap-
preclailon o What human nature is
must settle h the wrong ideas and
habits of our hoclal life are to be cor-
rected. Public cordially invited.
Albert Morehmiso.”oi Mei-win street.
will celebrate the nintcyqthird anniver-
sa'ry of his birth today. This evening »
at 6 o‘clock the Epworth League of the
Norwulk Methodist Church will meet at
his home for an hour of prayer and
praise. Every member is urged to be
present. .
Charles Vaneiy. a Winsted meat deal’
or has been missing for fifteen days.
and fears are entertained for his life.
Vanely was last seen on board or a
Bridgeport»New York steamer. on the
night of June 27. and he failed to reach
his destination- in the latter city. It is
thought that he committed suicide.
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Miss Emma lion‘ton. of South Nor-
unik has received an appointment as
teacher in the Center School. of Brun-
lord. Miss Bessie H. Birge or West-
port, has been appointed teacher in
the Canon Brook School in the same
town. Both young ladibs are gradu-
‘ ates or the state Normal School. New
. Haven. class of '01.
Expert machinists are here today
-from the Walter A. Wood Reaper
Works of finance Falls. setting up
runners and mowers for Raymond ‘
Brothers, in be used
in harvesting
their crops.
They have about 300
' acres to ho hurvostcd at the present
time.
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The slate that loosed on the South
.Norwaik Methodist Church is of such
a peculiar make that it was accessory ;
.» , to sand in Sloiiustou. Pa... for some ‘
to repair the steeple which was dtru
by lightning. it will be here the lira
oi next week and the steeple will be
. tonsil-d immodidtoiy.
Mun-am
When Andrew .1. Render; 9. machim
Vaiut in the factory or the Norwalk iron
Works Company, board that Superln»
loudest Johdf‘A. Sister was dead, he
swooped serum times. and dilemmas
* s.x Medical aid was
required. 2 no to terrorist ’ his
' In: 9, No. lilfl‘l'o lea strooti
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horse 'bdlouxing to Alexis 11‘
Comics was lstoudinu in Fesnsys
bide mith shop. “Westportri‘this tourn-
who a o'
cosy. The horse
arts attended the boxing exhibition ‘
Whitheglr’gee Shirts, are I
, ‘i real tit .
helm them from 48c to $1.50.
Clothier and Furnished
BELL PREPARED STARCII. Do
you use any prepared starch like Ivory
or Elastic? Why not use Bell Starch,
10 cent package. 5c, and 5 cent package,
3 cents. Warranted to do anything
that any prepared starch will do. Cel-
luloid prepared Starch, 10 cent pack—
age for do.
BUG SECT KNOCKOUT. A liquid
bug killer. Instant death to bed bugS.
roaches. waterbugs. 25 cents bottle.
Any use for PREPARED FLOUR for
biscuits, etc.‘ Get a trial sample of the
“Reliable."
Nm’haalllr
must be good. .
OLD POTATOES. No,
tatoes are up again to ..
how about some fair old
cents peck?
JELLY GLAVSSESL m.
cents dozen.
Ale. 5 cunts bottle. .
Business solicited. i;
.Lorenm Dibble
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably
fitted
because ‘olbers have tailed to give re-
list.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
Nor-
0. B.‘ JACKSON
Graduate Optician.
so Wain so.
We admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term, but the winter months are;
approaching when you will re-
quire "
,Norwalk.Ctl I
Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAanTo
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with grep
dus't and Vvvill be delivered at your convenlenc
Vyou send in the orders now.
R. J. CUTBILL
Wnohlliflon Itl'OOtV.
Nashua. V "
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