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Local News Notes.
WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: General—
ly cloudy with local showers tonight
and Sunday. The disturbance that was
in the upper Mississippi Valley yes-
terduy morning. has moved slowly
mstward and is now central in the
northern portion of Ohio. it has pro-
duced cloudy weather with local show-
ers in the central sections. This vicin-
ity will be in the area during the next
36 hours. Squalls are likely to occur
on the Sound. There has been no de-
cided change in temperature in the
northern sections. Conditions favor
for this vicinity generally cloudy
weather with local thundershowers for
tonight and Sunday. probably clearing
Sunday afternoon or night.
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Fred Ella, of Norwaih was in Ridge
tleld on 'luesdsy. f
Mrs. George Edmond Allen. of South-
Norwulk. spent Sunday in ittdgctieid.
~8125 and $1.50 Lawn Wiuppcrs.
during Sacrifice Sale title on. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Miss Marlon Lee. of South Norwaik,
i'IsItcd'Mrs', Edith Clark. of Weston.
last week. _, . ,4
—»-ti the. fresh or corned beef t‘oi
“Jim at iinyes.
h.
' Miss Marlon Storms. of North th-
ton. has returned home from a visit
in Norwalk.
is thc
it.
Miss Clayton. of Brooklyn,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
aluyhew, of West street.
-Struw Hats and Canes. O‘Brien.
Raymond Iirothers will furnish the
materials for a new $100,000 residence
at Slitppau l‘oint.
Coley Roscoe. of Norwalk,
at “Ocean View Farm.“ in
ltidge recently.
culled
Smith
——Phenomenal Bargains in the Kit
«hen Dept. during Sacrifice Sale now
going on at M. S. Smith & Co's.
Raymond Brothers have the con-
tract for the new sewers on Pine
street and Seymour uvcnilc.
AIIII‘U 'i‘honisou. hoohkccpcr in om:
of thc Norwaik banks, to enjoying a
two weclis‘ vacation in Wilton.
[Iillli‘iiiiili Edward I(. liotsi’ord, oi
Biooiilyn. is itsltlug t‘harles J. Mur-
ray. of Main street, Norwulk.
wti iIlS. fresh or corned beef for
25¢ at linycs.
Mrs. (YIIfton'Hauschllil. ot’ Norwuik.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. (i. ii. Hails-
chllii. of Illnslcy zivcnuc. ML‘l‘iIIUIl.
Patrlcy Iii-ally. ol‘ Ncw Haven. and
John tfoiiliocu. of New llavcn. were
the guests of M. A. Itoady, ycslordliy.
Itcv. W. W. 'I‘. lluucau will preach
in the West Noiwulk I'uion (‘.tiapcl
tomorrow afteinoon at ii: 30 o‘J'ilotk
«--.'~t ilOit c fowiu lit and zoo lb Hayes.
The HUI) Iiilllriillii for the house on
Main street which I". S. ilauka Is ro-
modollng have not bot-n given out as
yet.
in (I. Billions. of Wmtport.~llae Iiii
Ishcti the interior decoration Iii ()oi.
I‘urtrldso‘u house on the NorquIi
road.
Miss Iiclcu litiriiltc. of South Nor-
waik. uncut Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and film. W. i‘. Ilarhttu. in Itidge~
held.
wtlrelii reduction In ilutitcs' and
MIuacs' lialhtnu Suits during Sacrifice
Eiuio. M, S. Smith til. l‘o.
Mr and Mrs. Willard Wudhumu. of
Springfield. Minot. will spend next
week in Norwaili. the guests of rela-
lives.
Mr and Mrs. O. S. t-liuuioy. of Nor-
walk, will return this afternoon from
a two wacks‘ vacation outing at Lake
Waramuug.
Minn ii'rcdcrtcn Stair of South Nor-
walk was a visitor utin Mina ln-llu
Williams. tn (loorgmown Friday of
last week.
use" Haiti. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
The City Water
done not ontor into tho munutuotui-o
at Our will. Wo on nothing but
n m" if you wont I good
WIN}. drink nu can not assured
of tindlnl it at our founula.
subunit-Pawn; coll.
i . Fl Washington Simon
South Norwolk.
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Miss Maude Gregory, of Union Park
Nor’vlatk. is visiting triends in Brook-
lyn.
Wm-
i Bernard Collins sailed today on the
steamer Csmpaniu for a trip to Eu-
rope.
Harry Knapp, of New York, broke
his ankle in that city and is at home
in West Washington street, in order
to! recuperate.
i Rev. W. H. Thomas. I). 1).. is to
preach tomorrow at Sea (late chapel.
The Atlantic Yacht Club has its club
house at Sea Gate.
was the guest of his cousin. Reed
Northrop, in Ridgeilcid, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
tar. and Mrs. F. H. Gleason, of Smith
Norwalk, visited Thursday and Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Patterson.
Cherry street, New Canaan.
-0ur entire stock of Ladies’ Nook-
wear. former price from 20c to one,
during sale. 23c on. M. S. Smith & Co.
Mrs. E. 1.. Bradley and Mrs. Wit:
liam Wardwoll. of Norwalk, who have
been visiting Mrs. Merritt (limit. in
Westport. have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts. of
Naugatuck. have returned home after
matting a visit with their sister, Mrs.
Harriet Roberts, of. Orchard street.
Mrs. D. 1. Allen is spending a few
days at West Point. N. Y., visiting
with her nephew. who is a cadet at
the West Point Military Academy.
The materials for the new buildings
which Casey & Hurley, of Bridgeport.
are building for the government at
Fort Totten. Long Island. will be for-
utshed by Raymond Bros,
——Salt pork. 100 lb. llnycs.
John (2, Hour. of llunhiiry. n student
oftheology from Concordia College.
St. Louis. will preach iii the St. l’ct—
cr's German Luther Mission. North
Main street, tomorrow.
Funeral services ovor the remains
of James Buchett of Broad River.
were held this afternoon at 2 o‘clock
from Grace Church. Norwalk. Rev. J.
Benton Werner officiated.
A daughter has been born to Plot.
and Mrs_ ’l‘. (‘luy Gavanagh. of Maple
street. New Britain. Prof. (‘uvauagil
is at the head of tho Ncw llrltuiu
Commercial ('ollcgc and formerly re-
sided in Norwalk.
Wilton Inrmcrs have rushed the bar-
i‘cst scuson this your, and u number
have completed "11' garnering of both
the hay and grain crops and are pre—
paring to market the pouch crop. which
promises to be above the average this
season.
Deputy E. F. Davis, of llrldgcport.
was in South Norwulk. Wednesday
evening on business connected with
the Order of lieptasophs. it is cx~
ported that the convention of this so-
ciety will be held in South Norwnlk
In September.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Pciirn, of Wes-
ton. tmicrtatned a house party over
last, Sunday. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. It‘rod Lyon and
A. .l. Hutchinson. ol‘ South Norwnlk.
Rev. A. (i. lluyntoii and wife. of Will-
Iiiigford, and Mrs. liccrs and son.
Hubert I". I‘lcl'cc. manager of the
Central Pharmacy. New Canaan. will
retire from that position on Ailgust'l.
and devote his time to the promotion
of the sale of llulr-All. and the dis-
posing of drugs and medicines He has
has a lino wagon built and lettered
and will drlvv about the country. Ills
successor as nliimuzcr of the Central
Pharmacy will .i. ll. Cody. of Bridge-
port.
TO TAKE CARE OF MONEY
”the money of all classes of pcopluw
la the principal reason for the exis-
tence of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
And this duty III performed with ital-
lofactton to all concerned.
Business hi greatly facilitated when
the Trust Company is permitted to act
as a medium in financial matters.
We aim scrva you in any capacity.
out" pasta“ W”
For Saturday and Mondoy
Mo 2 for 280
Lindy Lou. We! Down East. Ara
boll When the Frost Is on the Pump
kin. linens. I’m Going to Leave You.
in Old New York. Down in the Vote
or the Shanondooli. Yankee Doodle
Brannon initial-I.
nutritional Goran. e for to.
RT OQ’LEMIN’Q
'Charies Cutbiil. of South Norwalk. '
. Blow hot, blow cold, you‘ll find wool crash gives you
just the comfort needed. And it‘ s wearing and shape-keep» g.
ing Qualities make it ideal iot- summer weal-J
You will find our wool crash outing sui presented in
both single and double-breasted loose mode Hosts with
broad shoulders. wide collars and Iapols, Ions vented back,
widevhip trousers.
- ~ 7 $8.50 to $16.00
That’ s all you’ll pay for one of these smapt, comfortable
suits. We have them in all sizes. for men end young men.
Maybe you prefer homespun, summer cassimere, trepi-
cal worsted or blue serge We have unstintcd variety in the
fancy mixtures. and our blue serge. suits are guaranteed for
color and service. I
$8.50 to $18.00.
We have everything you need for vacation wear, and
trunks, bags and suit cases.
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ITFII FERC
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call. 32-2.
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"l‘would be foolishly expensive for me to send you
hilt the best of hay. grain and food. when i make it a rule
to take back at price sold anything that you think is not
as it should be.
it's easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded—
the market is always full of low—priced goods, but buying
"cheap" grain is not economy and it’s menu to your animal.
Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near—
Just as far as I
nearest letter—box
or telephone. '
M Minx
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Sp eolal
To close out o plow Promo Film Pack Cameron,
$5.00.
WORTH ABOUT 815.00.
Buy now while the stock Into. You won't be able to not hum lotor.
W. P. BEERS,
Bookselloro stationery, Engraving. Ko doko, Film Pack. and Camera Supplies
49 Wall St, Norwnlk 6 80. Main St, 80. Not-walk.
Telephone Connection.
J
M emll Colleges
Stamford and South Norwalk.
Schools iii
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, TELEGRAPHY.
ENGLISH. FINE ARTS.
_ Fall Term Opens September 5th.
Send or call for t'utiilopuc.
M. A. MERRILL Principal.
This Is The Market
WHERE YOU CAN GET BOFT SHELL CRABB, LIVE .LOBSTERS. LONG
CLAMB, ROUND CLAMB, BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH. HALIBUT, CTEAK
COO, BEA BAGS. BONITA MACKEREL. PORGIES. ETC. ALL PIN-I
COMES IN FRESH EVERY DAY.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL. IDI— FRBI DELIVERY.
” HOYT e- FREEMRN, "
Harry HWHOSIt Co Co.
Bankers and takers,
smite. loads. Groin and Cotton Bought and Cold for CIIII or on Narnia.
Member New York Consolidated Block Bxchlilu. Direct prints Wire.
New York. 41 and a Wall strut. Brooklyn. 871 Fulton moot.
IOUTH NORWALK. “Lila-«3. HOYT'I THIATRI IUILDINO.
Moi-kn Pol-mot Ivory Morning at to O'OIook.
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nfiwm-CM... . . g
3! cycles and Carriages
Sold and Repaired at
LUTHER. M. WRIGHT’S
Corr-logo Repository.
W uthful‘lon in can
it. talisman...
,‘
We wristwatch to tile smallest Mall of our barium. and
W . tort '1"- , can i.
screw.
FOR 3‘ NEDA Y CM. Y
Cortez. an extra choice, very
old Rye Whiskey, 79o bottle.
, Cal. Port Wine, 19c pt" 370 qt.
Cal. Sherry Wine, 190 pic:
37c qt.
Grape Wine. 23c pt; 44c qt.
Sweet Cniubfl. 35c bottle.
8t. Julian’s Claret. 45c bottle.
lite IiIifford Pharmacy
.THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. GALL in.
mm.
Maples'lt Goldschmidt Go.
( Incorporated.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Boston In
I
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swan: I Corbett Block. So. Norwoilt.
ADDITIONAL cecal. news:
dFresh fish at Captain Diicross'.
u .'
.
See
You will find the best in summer
stilts at Rogers 8: Stevens‘. See ad.
(loveinoi Roberts returned from the
Adilmidiitks yester.iluy
Eiiickn Rebekah Lodge hold a legu-
lar meeting last evening.
" lamp Blackberry“ at Smith’s Is-
land was broken up today. The camp
crs will return this afternoon.
Adjutant general George M. (‘ole
went. on Thursday. to Fort Terry.
where the Coast Artillery is enciunpcd.
...__.._.
Major ’l‘hcron (T. Swan is acting as-
sailant utilutiint general during the
obscure from the oiIicc of Colonel \‘i’.
It}. I“. Lenders.
The coiiimiltoo of Catholic llulou
t‘ouncil. ii. of 0.. having in charge the
plans for the bazaar. will hold a meet
lag Monday evening.
Aaron (‘oburii. who is employed by
the Acton liifc Insurance Company in
Hartford. has resumed his duties utter
a week's vacation.
"Crash llals. Crush Huts. O‘Brien.
The Christian industrial IA‘iiKllt‘. of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
held a meeting last night. but li‘liIlSfli'.
ted only routine. business.
Mr. and hits. thnrlesS l.. llolincs
and c,Iilld and Mia. (i. txregory of
Noiwuik haic rctiiiui d from it intu-
iion stay at lilvcriicuil, 1.. l.
Miss May Love. superintendent for
the Training School for Noises nt Nor-
wich. returns today; after having
spent two wocks at the iiIItIi llonic,
Ilellc Island.
The committee of the lloni'd
School Visitors ~him ordcrcil scat."
made by ”II‘ t), l). K. Furniture Com-
pany for the high school department
of (‘ciltcr school.
of
Mr. and Mrs. lrvinz Reed. of Nor-
wnlk. iii‘i! planning a delightful and iii.
tcrvatlux vacation trip. They will so
to Boston by trolley iii the middle of
August.
The Mutual iIciicrve Fund Life Ail-
iioclntion Is the cori'wt name of the
company which Is now under fire In
New York. This has no connection
with the Mutual Life insurance Com.
puny. of New York. rcprcsciitmt by Dr.
licoruc W. llcnodlol.
'I‘hc Electrical Commissioners of
South Norwullt are having new signs
pilll't'ti on each polo where a lire-alarm
box is located. toiling where the keys
to the, box may he found. Instead of
helm: unlit-d flat to the pole. the signs
are extended by u short arm.
William T. Huviland. nunialant clerk
of the h‘iilriii-lil county cu erior court
and clerk of tho common p can court of
this county. was at tho comptrolicr'ii
oflicc yesterday. where the accounts
tor the year of the superior. ctvti. com-
mon pleas and criminal common plotni
. courts wore settled.
m-.w.._ w.— a.
itcv, to It. Ht‘ilut'ti of Knuth Nor-
wuiii. will occupy the pulpit of the
itowuylou Baptist church Sunday both
morning adn evening. At the evening
service a uuartctle composed of Miss
Vslouiiiic. Miss Jennie tlray. William
Merriam. and Addison lluthawuy will
sing several selections.
The newly chosen chiefs of Wowoiu.
Jiflfl Tribe of Red Men. in Bridgeport.
Were rallied to their respectiva stumps
with much calculation. Thursday
night. The ceremony was conducted
by ilcputy Great Sachem Julius til.
HuIJIieII. of Iinctiii Tribe of South New
wtillt assisted by I). (I S John ii.
Bishop. of Konckapctaiisuh Tribe and
(treat Sachem II. B. l‘liimicy. of
Bridgeport.
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Miss Alice M Clemorth. Dorothy
Hull (3.? truancy. Norwich; 8. J. Ola
handout“! (3.? Vamey. .t. it. Taylor. 0.
0. Bacon, All“ Edgar. Mr and Mrs. no
word actions. .l C Ghorloctt W it
Nye. W. Ill. Seymour. New York; a.
5. Church humour. Chan; A. 19. icon-
tor. Ionic ll duller. A. C. Demure.
Wk 9. WHO. 3“:th “0 m..."
' "w
:wam am in. “within.“ w
Event dollar llou
also the interest on
now offering all
discount.
SELLECK
prices for Clothing is not onlil lost but.
lloutlis’ and children's—at 20 per cent.
Sizes run good. we can fit
11011 for small moneu
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
9. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2. '
pail more than out
it for life. We are”
our suits ~+ men’s.
& PRICE
At” Bibnie’s assay
Cutting the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater utilisation
we think.
Fresh Eggs.
stock than most.
We handle more of the real. genuine, home laid, frooh
it's a square deal here.
and do not substitute something different.
if we haven't 'em We say so
_, 30c dox.
Difficulties disappear where, Yacht Club Salad Dressing to used. Delic-
ious. smooth and apetiztng.
Hostess." for the asking.
Paratfene Wax
from mold. No taste or odor.
to fit. Aok about It.
Get the book “Table Helps for Houuwtfo and
New Lobstcr.
An easy way to seat Jams and Jellieo and protect them
Seals airtight.
No papers to cut, no lids
Ginger Root, Lemons, Pure Spices. Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling Pur-
poses.
Will have Saturday Melons. Water and Musk. Green Corn, Squash,
Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Blackhe rrieo. Peaches. otc.. etc.
"Honey in the Honey comb."
New season' o 18¢ a frame.
Awaiting your orders. at your service.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 2H.
Specials For Saturday
I9 Pounds Granulated Sugar.
EXTRA FANCY LARGE WATERME LONS, EACH.
$I.00
FINEST LINE OF POTATOES IN TOWN;
FULL LINE OF BERRIES. FRUIT «I. VEGETABLES
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80. NORWALK, CT. ' '
TEL. 26—8.
49 PORT IT.
EAST NORWALK. OT.
, TIL. 819—8.
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TAX
Greater demands are constantly being made on the eyes by our advanc-
ing civilization.
it failure through poor sight.
given you the best vision possible.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Special Appointment: oi convenience of pot
Saturday ovonlou. 7
Glen hour- 8—11:46.12.45~—I:00.
The most perfect adjustment is called for.
The eves are the bread winners.
Life is often
We can
Refueling Optician.
tthflL. 0O“.
EYES CHNNGN
your oyoo examined anoint
IT'S FREE.
Bl WALL ITRIIT.
in the three weeks‘ sale at Olson's
shoe store, white canvas shoes and
slippers will sail for The.
(iconic (Havrtnauh cloak at Willis
Sclloc'ii ii. returned io~day from it visit
in l-luthci. Next week on Win go to
bake Wuraiiiuua.
New“...
(hand free distribution of ladies
hosiery at (iiovar' ti shoe more. Monday
July at bemoan the hours of i and ii
p in only. See ad. for particular».
An iiimgarlau employed at the Lac li—
wooii Manufacturing company be
both hands badly burned Wednesday ..
by some turpentine catching lire. lie
was ireniad by ”all li.itruoli
The captain of the schooner "Ed
unsung.” of the Si. ileorge l'uip A. Pn‘
our Company. has had live spoilt-a
ilona from people who desire to like
the trip to Bi George with h m. (it
these he has accepted” none alive the
one made by Rev (3 «Egbert Mr.
Egbert will leave with the remain the
middle ot neat week
The big schooner that arrived it
wool: ooo loaded with pulp tor the lit.
acorn Plan A Paper Company. hi still
at anchor of! Green Reef Mont. As
soon so the schooner. "(learns l3. lid
mantle," which i new at the cum-
poop whorl to“ fault. has an
oil or W.“ Monomer
. Wadi-denomi-
AND OLABBII MUIT II CHANIID ‘.
Oiton on. ottrloutoo I look oi oloornooo of vision to his I’ll
when his gluon oro wholly to blame.
O. B. Jackson,
Brodulto Optician.
AOCOBDINGLY. '
Would it not be well to IIIVI
NOIWALK. “To
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Master William Miiivlhlli and liltlol‘
Mary are visiting in. Ridgofiold.
Mid-summer role at hound furniolrv
tugs. comment-thy Monday. at Road's.
Sec nil.
'i‘ha Ferris Coal Company bu onlo-
thtmr new In the way at advertising.
hook at its advertising space.
”M ’
Jerry Aharn. of the domestic d t-
merit of the amnion him, will one
Monthly on a vacation trip to Block
a latent]. '
Mra mm. of the haul deport-
mrut of the Benton tltoro, Illlufl
upon her annual vacation lien VOW.
film will visit friends out. of (lino.
WW: 11¢er ‘
Attorney in: 0 Gregory. of Normilr.
will no to Iiidgciieid this afternoon on
an automobile case. which ttrill ho flied : A
before lawyer kneel Nicholle.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry mm all
four children of limit: hill,
will arrive in Now/III. Monday M
Mr neutron will tutor oval, W
duties as buyer and minor tit ill
Boston titers. '
Reporter w. G. Militant '
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