4s a 47 mar mambo-foil it.
”M‘smH tel “lucky
qus
15.1%: i...
For N our 11.1
nisht. ednesdsy partly cl3uy ‘hn
possibly local showers Sll tdlsturb-
shoes are central this more iii Tn' tiib
Ndrthern rtion oi th glen.
in thfiow’er Miss 1.1.161? s.iloy
Pl ssant weather prevails in the cen-
tral and Eastern sections. The dis-
tut-bands that is in the Lake regiond
will pchbiy We not the at. Law-‘3
relied V lay on Wednesday, and it
may product showers in this vicinity.
deith all vol: you y cloudy weath-
er withq slightly higher teniperature‘.
The Broad River Sunday School in-
mild to hold a peach festival next
week.
The census of St. Mary's parish will
be taken shortly by the Rev. John C.‘
ngar‘iy.
Miss Maggie McConley is confined to
her home on Strawberry Hill with a
slight illness.
Miss Margaret Richardson. 0! the R
&‘G boxing department is ill at her
home in Cedar street:
William wrencs has gone to Port.
Byron. N. . .. to visit relatives and
friiands for two weeks.
Waist patterns white cottons and
floor coverings are the specials in
Imam?“ ad today. Read it for the
k will hold 11 special meeting this
or ulna. at which .iuinouant boulders
wiiLcorae up
Miss M. Lloyd Miss M Morgan and
Mind 8. Morgan are spending a few
weeks at no. E Van Lien s, 41 West
av'slllle. Nor'walk.
Ersderlck B. Mnlkin and Howard N.
Godfrey. of Norwalk, left yesterday for
a trip south as tar as Virsnia. They
will also visit Washington.
Mrs ‘J. T.- Prowitt and Mrb. C. W.
Many are entertaining the members of
the Pine Lodge Club, at the club house
at Pint Point, this anemone
E. Toiles and company are dis-
chargi s a cargo of gas coal from the
bar Dexheimcr. for the Connecticut
Rat my and Lighting Company.
“There are others" but if you hull
of J. H Ferrls'you know that you are
settles cool coal Gus them s sell»-
before purchasing your. winter supply.
if you would like a’ set of. Colonial
furhit'itl‘e.t JIM; "Read’si-is “the place‘
to get it and at a reduction. They
w§hoculx Engine Company, of Nor-z
also have the latest in articles ion: the .
kitchen. Read the ad. ' 1‘
Tile thirty—eighth annual reunion
of the Twentieth, C.’ V Wil‘i' be held tit
Saviil Rock 'i‘huisday. Auéust 21: The
business meeting will be called at 11: 45
in the theater, after which a
chore dinner will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gco1ge R. Bylngton
witnessed the naval review at Oyster
Bay. Long island. and renewed ac-
quaintanccs with a numlher of smokers
an . out 011181118 whom t 9!:
‘ ‘ machinist “fiwinter. ,
mdbfi , ohpsfgew
hole near Trinity Church0 two wee '5
ago was able to get out of her home
‘ and come to South Norwalk. Saturday,
for the first time since the accident.
The next term of the United States
district court will converse in New Ha.
ven August 25. The case (if Egbert '
’ Shbsra, of Brookfleld. charged with as- ,
ssulting Postmaster Beehi'er, of'thst“.
place, is one of the seven criminal
cases on the trial calendar. . -.
in order to hsv strong bone and
muscle yma
placebo
ket.
of indianapolis. ho have been a:
J in; a week with r: and Mrs. (inst-leaa
E. Seymour. of West street; left for
home by way or the’iiamp‘ton yesterday“
morning, intending to stohei‘atifi
legend and New York on mgi
1‘ D
A large delegation of Nortvslk people
will go to Hartterd tomorrow. to par-
ticlpste in or witness t
under agile auspices oft‘h whisker
Mi J Wesley auto: or
Comatocit Brothers’ South Norwslk
s pleasant vacation.
nd Mrs.G est a H, Goodrich
‘ l!
.;N&W‘ shomefroms
in M.ontsna
iisabeth.
‘ hapln. of Winni-
31:530.”! on at the Norwaik
lt-“lllacey Saturday.
“Viéard cker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Meeker of “Wegt tort avenue
($11158de b e iil'w i
ihai new action)“ y“ :19?”
store while Edgar T Parker is enjoy.
lug his annual vacation of two weeks.
Nerwalk were guests of Mr, and Mrs.
W. yJ. McKeudrick. in New Canaan Sun
Wall street who were married in You-
night.
Miss Florence Lockwood, of Nor-
walk and Miss Alice Lovett. of New
Frank Brooks, Locust avenue, New Ca-
man.
was Ruth Keeler, of State street:
Bridgeport, who has been visiting rela-
tiVes is Westpoxit, has gone to East Nor
friends;
Norwslk friends of members at the
G. A. it n'srty who are now on that trip
to California, are daily receiving let-
tors stating that the patty is having
a. fine time.
The best thing to take after a non
seous medicine or give to children, is
a little bit of common table salt. it
will remoye all the oflensive taste from
the mouth at once. .
Miss Lavinia May Scovlllc, of New
York spent the Sabbath with friends
”in 860th Ndi‘wdlk: having just returned
Beach New London.
Gent; 0 Croi’nt, Miss Elsie Sutciiff and
Burst and Mist! Edith (3th have gone
to Riddeileid to spend a few days it
Mrs. oyrixs Beninuiin's. ,
Mrs. Al be crow, Sands afternoon.
and cum a 11 cc of Wayt n. (1
Charles Rifpelyéa oi 80131? 1101713111118m
. As many people suifer great pain
when meeting it any such person
would place their tare linger outside
press hard. this sneezing will be tavern
ably 111.com -. . “ - 1
William J. Bryan'is on his way cast to
attend the tuneful or Philo’ J iBénnétt
Wédheaday afternoon. Several reia‘
attend the services.
_ G urge R.” Crotut has returned to
Sen h Norwmk after it very successful
cruise of ‘four years in the canes
State‘s navy. All wish iiiin God cubed
and good loch as he is a very toihisl
ing’ shd’ energetic young man. He is
stopping with his grimdmothcr Mrs
Mitchell 123 South Main’ street.
At the meeting of Uncss Tribe. No.
26, improved Order of Red Men, to-
night. a p13? mincnt member of i’augau-
tiiett 'l‘riii‘t‘rjmom stnbury, will be present.
He wills a Mohammad” to
.. 11111310th Roll on; all mill” W
bologna the hi est sateéo on:
grooms every hilt of {in ‘
present” There Will be an e
tter
NMT'YJ‘Eég firm“ and children. of
M33! 131.. £331. 21‘ or 311°th “or
arr E. Bates, p South Nor
with 3: Jason: on. missus: of the
Conne ticut Veterinary Association in
, New wiam. today.
it
milling in
Mr. and Her devout. oi‘
Stamford}i mi er and re. Abbott. of
llyir. snd Mrs. Michael Delaney. of
hers. last year, are the parents 01! a
. pretty girl baby that. arrived' Sunday
York, are guests of Mr and Mrs.
walk and Cannon's Station, to visit
from a forlniigh‘t’s stay at Greatest .
Miss so Miller and Mrs. John M.‘
The "bearers at the funeral of
rho. iii-tn r o'risin‘. u rvey 'Aekari‘
their upper lip close to the nose and ,
whlhh will he held in New “Times ‘
:tives‘ and friends from this city will ,
Steak Cod
Store closes daily
fit-x! ”.1. W
mar-narrows.
‘ l
A few 61111111314119? moist- psi 11!.
than m s 'iriiiil rem horse
gt anew to clear biog; but.
try in "mm MW
Front bisement.
morn sorrows
Willis has no limited season now:
sdsys in the old time sense. White ii
is’sbion'a‘ble in rail an Winter'dh
but that is all.
white goods is comyisle new.
1an linens 1o 1215.15 19 25 to '
60c yd.
49-inch lawns, 10 12%. 15 to Mic.
Naip‘sook. 15' 19. is to tile.
French lawns 50 11mm: 1111111
. Swiss null. 12%, 19, 25 to The.
Dignity, 12% 19 and 251;.
Silk mull. 25 so to lilo yd.
Dot swiss, 10* 19, 25 to,'l6c.
12M, 26. 29 and We. yd,
.. , Baumnt.
FLOOR COVfiKjNG. "
Crex grass carpet is a good all-the
dyeing ot the twine. A not wide.—
38c. yd
Rugs at Crex are a 27 by 54 inches.
at top. 80 by 89 inc s 11111.10
Japanese mailings in pretty inlaid
patterns on white or in carpet. patterns
0: blue, green or red with white.—-2lic,
yd., or roll at 40 yds. for 89. '
Tasteful strong carpet, made of
touch. ilhre. good colors. and designer—
380 and 5011.1'.
Smyrna rugs. all wool. 30 by 60 ilk
chol.1-4176.
Japanese runs or cotton in clever
patterns. blue, red or green 'with white,‘
so by 60’inch09‘442.
as by 72 inches-33
7n... Bill-.11! tort. blur-814.
a h. by 12 n.~ 19
terns, 27 by 63 incheb 3—82.26.
Third door.
Weskflsh ilbs. for 25cts.
large weirdo acts
Bonita Mackerel. .8 etc.
Swordfish licts.
ment and file! time _
1’lsts and Noble Corned Beef.
naive: wishihséol street Bridge
Old Salvation Army Building.
’3 Special Meal Prices.
1 socket nun- ’ 15c lb.
‘ Boob Best - we to
We Th. up
800 dot.
30c and 401:
no
20c and 25e
except baton «
own and. handled have their prices
Moon and chariot with its smhrpldl .
a so use. '
This Ste
inn-ins and summer. To sure, some
or the fancy patterns so out at demand
' Thus it is that the store’s stock of
For 41.1.3.1; $.ovoo. Days.
Persian lawns. 19. 25, 80, 87% to 500.
Fancy white good-:3 special values.
This great opportunity to bill! all sorts oi seasouabiemerohandlse at profilless
Wlii lost just seven workino diliiS. it is needless for us to earphone the last
year round carpet. it's grass woven
with stout twine. is a yard wide. is
given color and graceful design by the
are honest in our statements that even) item offered here is e. balsam. . The one a};
object of this sale iS to reduce stock quickly. We have carefully planned for i
planned to make this the biggest seven days busimss in store history You are
to attend this sale and share 1n the broad economies which it Otters. ' .
r 1
Axmlnster was in the new fall pat
83-85 Washington 5t. 5o Norway; Q0
.3' "m -~ m.‘
,.
v.
essays skit—n Bastion).
“r"-
Msmiay and Thursday 1b.- Ils Days,
at Old Home Week. ,
A meeting or the parade chairmen
for Bridgeport Old Home Week was
.hold at the Public Library, Bridsellort.
Iyesterdsy. This meeting was called on
account of the desire of a number of
prominent manufacturers that the
large parade days should be made as
few as possible in order that the men
need not he called from the shops and
thus interfere with business
of th'ii sentiment it was decided to
... mlkb Monday and Thursday the his
‘ " : parade dsysoithe week. -
rang industrial halide and the Da-
éomiquie, which were scheduled
consider wtll he held in con-
., Junction With the. civic and military
1 pendent 2 h. m on Monday, August
“The date at the horse and can
rila'gs parade. Tuesday afternoon. son
toolbar 1; who not changed as it was
notMisved that this parade would in-
terisre' with the manufacturers and
llAMlNAVION 0F IAIIIRC.
Session at the em. Board—Licenses
Must be Displayed. I. ,
The state board of examiners or
of Emerson M. PI!-
only C Schneider of
New Haven and Jehu Sirlca of Water-
bury; inet at the units] in Hartford.
yesterday. for the purposa of conduct
in; the examination of those who had
made application for certificates of re
sis ration to entitle their: to be come
rs. Ten applicants were cxsinv
land as follows: George W. Adkins,
George lPOiOll‘ibo James Fer-harm
Simon L. Height Fred W Weildon.
Goethe 8. Carey. IAuls 11.wa John
and M. Chiaschiorie all Of
.a’n‘d G Ruggiero of New Bri-
The board of examiners say that
many of the barber-s in the state have
not “been coinplylnx with the law to
COLLWPN ON“ SHEPAN TRACK.
Mix Tsriov, at" Her-walk wank: David
The Stamford Advocate, yesterday.
printed the toiiowing account of the q _
races on Shippan track: «
Keen sport a seed track and favor bhsh Railroads will encircled“
westher were features of Sstur- ssid Vice’Presl on! Edward .
days matinee races of the Gentle- oi that)
men' s Driving Association, at. the Be turned from modes. wherd
in the second or with president Btiilw‘b’fl.
harbors. consistin
her of Hartford 1
hsnnsa track, Shipyan.
host of the second race occurred the
only drawback to the sttcrnoon‘s melt between the uni
sport. in: the: horses were roundios 8191111113th mihpsny.
the turn into the stench. Max Tar-ion! left under: *we conchi
or Norwsllt. collided with David Jesus. with 1 Menthol-emotion ,
alcoof Norwsismmkmeihs lotion-a a‘ This b sislthdr’s non Pbrt .
salty and throwing his horse and im to ohms tit Hewsll shit ism '
luring the “mucous badly. Neitu company aim? has 7 , . ,
orot'tho surmount-t. Janka 1311- to all points in the grim
'tered ‘.~ protest. and Tartar was dis-
. Char-cesium accept-emu A man never realises ' . -
red. against: him, and‘rhe. will bottled
tori. tout driving some time this week. ,
Suspension from the association may
nothing it the alimony or mi:
331e, HsiMdlia “ll“.kiflfiif .
a ‘ a 1 1
3 3 2
"1'; '2’ 8
[carding the dispin of their license
cards. and that in tnture the board
will see that the regulation is com-
plied With. The law proyldes that
the license must be displayed in front »
The man parade committee has
done all do its power to meet the wishes
of business men and has onceehded
in getting the parades down to prac-
tically two days instead. 0: are days.
as was the original splan ..
it‘ll access “that on Tuesday there
will also if"! niafl‘ne psi-ride and that
there'wtil as autistic sports and Its-
works on Wedusdsy
of the barber's work stand. Secretary
Schneider; the only remaining member
of the old board says That he‘ he had
complaints about persons said 0 be -
barb 1-5 and that when he
to he found the per-
bed boggles but did not have
Secretary Schneider says that the
. halite Wu?" bf‘fiatfiin
“ going“ ”11136 wshbnw
2%“ 1&1“? to “urinate: "
W 1% M I“.
dressing? the better
Wm. Anderson,
Robert Woodbury. ’
Time. IIZZM, 1: 21% 1:2093.
EMWMI. Nile Heb“. 2 in 3.
Wm Anderson.
Dr.”1ld‘nni‘61‘. .
Race called all after second heat
with 12.225“. 2.12316
sniff.” Lady kg:
in. Jul-it"s
and ether- with 'the
rent it areas who ,
«is until he 111.com
D
tell‘n‘iftfi;
1
2,
J"! 1M
y .11
Norwalk Chronicler