'. For No walk and Vicinity; scattered
howe'rs night. Thursday general-
cioudy with scattered showers. The
lsturhsmsteontrhi Yesterday morning
river 3811011: no
labia hill moved east-
ard loose basil: htiy in enersy
and la" n w central o‘ver Lake Super‘
jor. An area of 1111111 pressure is con-
rai am: the Middle 1'Atihntlc codst.
howcrs hfiwe occurred during the
meet 24 ours along the Atlantic
coast. and the nipper Mississippi Val-
.Iey Amounts of precipitation over
one inch reported as follows: Aug-
,sta. 6a.. 2.0111‘Gslveston. 2.02; L11
rosse 2.06; Norfolk, 1.;38 Savannah.
1.16 There has been no material
change in temperature.
u...-
.A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer Whitney, of 21 Union Street.
Sunday.
Contractor Percy Ferris is installing
electric lights in the “very stable at
.Belie island
Ray thtell, of Bridgeport, is visiting
at. the-home of Mr. and Mrs. William
311.. Tristrain.
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A session of Olive Branch Lodge.
No.19. Knights of Pythlss, will be held
to marrow night.
Clifford Bailey has purchased a fine.
new "Northern" motor car. The ma-
,chino is said to be quite speedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kehlcr of South-
port spent Sunday with thelt daughter
glides. Leroy Adams, in South Norwaik.
Washington Camp. No. it. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America, will
hold a regular meeting to-morrow
inlght
. Miss Bertha Hawkins has returned
home to Sonthport after a pleasant
visit in Norwalk as the guest of her
‘cousin, Miss Anna Hnwxhurst.
Mrs. Hattie Furnam. who has been
in South Norwnik for several weeks.
has returned to her home on Wood-
slde avenue. Westport.
Letter Carrier Eiblrt W. Clark, is
enjoying a day's vacation which he is
spending on an excursion to Block is-
lond. JesseSeonlan ls substituting
for him. ’
William May, of Plttsileid Muss.
who is visiting at the Cobble Cottage,
, Belle island. was taken suddenly iii
yesterday. Dr Lauréu M. Allen is in
attendance.
Mrs. J. A. Stabell and son Fred, of
Spring street, leave town 10-day for
a sojourn in Sullivan county. N. Y.
Mr. Stabeil expects to Join them some
time next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoyt ‘ and
daughter Violet. of Newark, N. .l., are
spending a week in Boston, Mass. the
guests of Mrs. Hoyt‘s mother, Mrs.
Currie Kendrick.
Miss Maude Engieirt. Wolfe. in-
structor physical training in several 0:1
the schools of the Norwaiks has
furnished the eoutse at the summer
school Yale Gymnasium Yale Unver
city New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Miner D. Randall. and
Mr, and Mrs. Ward. of 'l‘okeucke, were
guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
,urns at a dinner given at. the Bailey
on Ridgefleld They were taken to
Ridgcileld by Percy Fc1ris in his auto
car.
The South Norwulk Trust Company
affords depositors all the courtesios
consistent with sound banking prln.
elpies. Open an account and get a
check book. thereby doing away wit
the necessity of carryinr. large sum
of money.
. Repairs have been made by th
srbenters to tho .Miliard house i
ottndi View Terrace. ornntpiud by An
1fon.8idbell and family who had 5,
narrow escape from death by hrs 11'
few weeks ago. The plate is now in
the hands of the painters.
‘ 11 "“there. had an
ins. Monday after-
each Ship
as been a‘guest oi Iss Bes-
ot Freiln huysen
. endure oi the I miord
cuss The two girls are schoolmates
at Mt. St. Josephs Aosdem 111 Hart
th are ten of bs hing. and
1» the it» limb tly.
' Ir Millie 3t ord
Miss Ferris is 1a good swimmer. Miss
Smith cannot swim a ’stroke. The
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Yesterdsy afternoon Miss Ferris wail
swimming lind sporting in the decré
water. Miss Smith walked out 1011111111113
her. and. before she realised 11.111111
stepped dorm the slope and was 1in:
water over her head. She lunged tor-
wsrd. .and instictiveiy threw her
write about Miss Fame 11‘ pack. Both
girls disappeared beneath the water
They appeared in a second. and went
down again. James J. Msh‘oh’ey and
Christopher Plunkett. int bathing tog
gory, luv the peril on the girls, and
running out to deep water, dove l1
and reached them in time to save‘
them from- a third trir toward the bot
tent. The young lad us were quite ll.“
from the experience, and it was soon
little time before they recovered.
wk”
PUBLIC is AROUOED.
The public is 1110111191! to a knowledge;
of the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic. Electric Bitters. i’oi
sick stomach liver and kidneys Marl
H. Waiters. of 546 St. Clair Ave..1CoZ
lumbus, 0.. writes: “For severaf
months, I was given up to die. I Ilflié
fever and sgue. my nerves were
wrecked; I could not sleep. and in}?
stomach was so weak. from busiest;
dectors' drugs, that i could not eat
Soon after beginning to take Eleotrtt.E
Bitters. I obtained relief. and in 1;
short time I was entirely cured: .
(luarantcd at F. H.‘Bn‘1tter‘s drtrl
store: price 500. “l
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CAN'T STOP 10..WHEELERS. 3
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Ont Lifts Off Csh or Switcher st Nevt
Haven Terminal.
The new tcn- wheeled cnizincs intro‘
duccd by President‘ Mellon of the Con
solidult-d railroad, have proved to in
winners Nothing like them has hem
seen in this section before. They wil
pull anything from u live honr‘ 'flyer
to a freight train of any number 0,
(,‘III'S.
Yesterday morning at. the New Ha
rcn terminal one of them was bein
backed 11p to a position where i
could take. a passenger train to Nov
York. There was a switch engine in
its way which had Just been shown
out of the repair shops.
The two machines "side wiped."
Result: A cab torn from the switth
(,‘l'
The 10- wheeler went on its way on
hurt.
No one was injured.
A TOUCHING STORY.
is the saving from death of the baby
girl of Con. A. Eylor. Cumberland Md,
He writes: ‘At the Age of it months.
our little girl was in declining health}
with serious Throat Trouble. and twr
physicians gave her 11p. We were al‘
most in despair, when we resolved to
try Dr. King's New Discovery for con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. The tlrst
bottle gave relief; after taking tom
bottles she was cured. and is now l1
perfect. health." Never fails to re
ilevc and cure a cough or cold. A!
F, ii. Baxter’s drug store: 50c and
$1.00 guaranteed. Trial bottle free.“
I
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FAUDEL—UNHOLTZ.
The marriage of Miss Elisabeth Uh
Iioltz to Willilm Fsuhel took pinct
gateway noon at thé rectory at 31
ul' 5 chuteh in Krissuth street
Bridgeport, the rector Rev E H. Ken
you performing the ceremony. Tin
coupleleft‘ upon “an afternoon train
for a Wedding trip to Earnings, Lulu
George and other pointsln New York
state. Miss Unhoitz is well known RHI'
very popular. Mr. Paulie] has charm-
of one of the. wholesale department:
of N. “whitish-.1111 Kt Co.'s furniturt
store and Is a prominent member 0'
S. 11. Harris lodge of Odd Fellows. Mr.
and Mrs. Fennel will be at home alto-7
Sept 1 in Dunncli street Bridgeport
The couple have the best wishes (11
hosts of friends for their future hep
piness.
PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE.
J. D. Runyon; of Butlerviiie, 0.111111
that liar disippearnnce at his point
oushess‘, to Dr. Kingsimw Life Pills.
He days: “They are a perfect remedy
tor dizziness sour stomach headache
codsti tio'n. etc." Guaranteed 111131111
311: sdrug store, price 2511. 'i
‘ , “rt . 1,.1 W?
.. alumni girl 111 dollar. and it will sci
either for a complexion beautiiler cho.
rearward:
Preparations are being made loops ‘ '
en 11 new street in the roar of Martin
Bates. Jr. and Company' a fur factor.
1111.111 trout oi the property recent ..
unlined and developed by Franc .5
iLeIiohfieIlIt The curb and gutter 3 .
lflsmiiton avenue have been changed
and the city electrical works have
changed the pole which was recently” ‘
placed there,
“a...
«Mothers lose their dread for "that
terrible second summcr'
have Dr. Fowler‘s Extract oi
Nature' . ,'
Strawberry in the house
1 Ice Cream
t‘l. In to minutes
11. Miss ‘
ful ymptbnur. of indigestion and bilii ,
‘ 11111.11“ "5"
. is well worth the price or admission.
113331111111 you choose«1nilk to! Instance or alone.
At eVery, meal or to 31,131.15 between meals. when
you feel the need oi as spmtizins hits to fill up a vacant
corner. in the morningw when you wake hungry. or at
night inst before going to bed. Soda crackers are so
light and easily digested that they make a perfect food at
.. \ Tiimcii when you could notihink' of eating anything else.
"i. .But as in all other things. there 1:1 11 difference 1n soda .
.‘ 3) checkers. the superlative being
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\ s {oh cracker so scientifically baked that all the nutri-
. 1 live qualities of the wheat are retained and developed——
a soda cracker in which all the original goodness is
3 preserved for you.
\
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
A Famine IN rescues.
Why the Price of the Flatt Hss Tsk-
en a Sudden Jump.
People who have bought peaches dur-
ing the last few days have found them
We and high in price. Fair quality
peaches brought twanty cents today
and were hard togot at that.
The explanation is that the present
time is Just between the southern and
the Delaware crops. it will or: a week
or two before the Delaware fruit be-
gins to meme-into the markets in
quantities and in the meantime
'mchos may be expected to continue
scarce and costly. Alter a week or
two, however. they will be entrfldnuiv
plentiful, for all reports point to 1111-
usually large crops. both in Delaware
and Connecticut.
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ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WR ON 0.
He neglected to take Foley s Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney tron
ble hoping it would wear away. and
he was soon a victim of Bright’s dis
case. There is danger in delay, but
if Foley‘s Kidney Ours is taken at
once the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well A R tissue
Morganlown. ind. had to get up ten or
twelve times in the night, and had a
severe backache and pains in the kid:
neys. and was cured by Foley‘s Kidney
Cure. Sold at Plnlstcd‘s Drtl
Store. '
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
iJl‘l VONDE A 01.15le ACTOR.
Chester DeVondo and a clever com1
pany under the direction of Phil Levy
will open a weeks engagement at
Hoyt‘s Theatre, commencing Monday,
August 14 in point of general excel
issue the production In which they np
peer is urelto prove one or the most ,
enjoynbe seen this season at either 1
es. in , fact. each of ‘
presented during the
3 out are strong. and .j
Is sure to prove a revela- ‘
high .low
the p eye to
coming .3
the sin
tion to our theatre goers. Patrons
should hummus Mr. DeVonde on a
ileivsl with the ordinary repertoire star.
point. of'ls sein‘I feature the com
ps‘ny is suie‘n idly equipped
_—__.
, ONLY CLLRE FOR DYOPEPOIA.
. 11111115111111: Bush; 51 Now Cutie.
distress
in tried mrything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 59
cent bottle cured me completely." ‘ 1
For sale by. it. Efislsted. 11‘. 11 Box:
tor and the Cliiford Phsrmsev. ”
Hanna Vksv slo snow.
Among‘ttketi‘sn erior attractions to
he presented til people all this place
'véw
1 by the Hargreav'es' big shows on Aux
net 10 that will soon come here are
‘ Professor Fred Locke's wonderful
, trained Arabian horses and Shetland
Ponies Those who witnb’ss their per-
formant-cs are amazed at the remar-
kable Misti! on. adult on .30! these
equinos at m. dilihby hooverythlns
but talk. and omfilxlso oi est hu.
man actions 1:15:11 has
that they even make an or to do
that. Those
imsis captiv'e
flesh. oh harm those
observing the hull rdsr1of3l-teiii
pence in dumb animals. and plesse
and entertain the women and children
especially. This one ‘1 titre
or iisvorln 1
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*HQW ro' Avoiili APPlNllICITiAE
, on 2' «3115 spindle in: are
61 hit it by dos-tipsiou.
urine Laxative r1111 Syrup curse
- chronic constl shell by stimulating
the liver and mill and restores.
511:1": ° E
. 0 ill,
in mild ’snd pie
“WHEELER 1. w1tsou sswme
1 mules. sin! from soy stand at Reign
simn
atheists”? 1.31 111111111
subetitutes. ‘
m "
"You are not saying as much aboutl
the trusts as you used to.” “No"
answered il‘amicr Coruiosuci "There‘s
altogether toounuch temptation for a
man to keep chasin‘ octopuscs when
he ought to be piekin' potato bugs."
«Washington fltsr.
"You reckon you'll come outpurty
good on yer crop this year?" “i rock-
on 1-111. the shorlif is layin' round, 1111’
appears to feel confident." - Atlanta
Constlt ntlou- ,
den
land loader
Rev. ilerorke11-4§"I'm pleased to I
see that you attend c-hurth so reg-
uisriy i hope you have found Gracf'e
h‘urion~“ExrtIse me but her name is
llelou. Ah! There she is 11ow—~good
morning."~Life.
Visitor—«"You don’t know who i am.
do you, Jimmy?", Jimmy _- “New!
Visitorf‘Aha! i know who you at
tilouuh.’ Ji111n1y~~-“Aw.tl1ai in 1
nothln' —--l know that myseit'i"—Cleve
NATURE"
Peiu'r
MANAGEMENT OF AcJ. SMITH AND JAMES S. KELLY.
L. M. RICH, AMUSEMENT DIRECTOR.
museum, AUG. 10, 3:30 P. M.
(if Stormy Next Fslr Day).
First Grand Annual
sssv snow
and
Decorated Isb‘y Carriage Parade.
$150.00 in Handabme Prizes—$150.00.
First Prize to Handsome“ Baby,
momma. VALUE 165.00.
iz—sssuriPUL Pains—12
Entry llsnks can be secured at The
Clifford. Pastor‘s sud Plat-tows Phar-
Peint. Mini csrs willd links ‘ r~
clsass him his to-sn ,rem. oi-
en Point ingrohargs. Full 811‘s“
Band. Transportation tor 10,000 pom
pie. Watch dsily papers for particu~
tars.
‘Iflk WAIST
two NIJNS VEILI
1.95M“! $1.5o3LA'
'tpss
lit“
5,
Telephone Call. 395-2.
“ii i‘itishd mm I'll
{on she v ml. warsra........
WK!9’I‘S...............
NW 181‘s
FREE—VAUDEVILLEw-FREE
Daily at 3:30 and 11:30 p. m. 1
From Keith's Ind Prootor's Circuitsh
FRIDAY EVE. AUG. 11.
WHITE oases CARNIVAL.
1’11le warrzmo oourssr
at the
nanomo PAVILION.
SHORE sinuses, CLAMBAKEs,
ETC.. A SPECIALTY, AT POPU
LAR PRICES.
BASEBALL GAMES EVERY BATUR
DAY.
BEfiT TEAM8 IN THE STATE.
[heinous 13111113 to food
there must be. judging by the pro
portions our orders have assumed this
summer. We are always busy. because
people In South Norwaik that knew
what good meats are knew where to
find them at a low price. Wewllll
lit for the most. 4mm“ critic. it
you leave your order.
J ,W. DODGE
1111313 or to Jacob Ceilidh.
22 Washing 11 street. .. Phone can
"1;...
send you home 11 steak. roaster chop *3. “ it; 5", 1‘1 i" 1 . '
C ' ' Imam
‘1 >1 .3 1 11- 1.1 .
.01? Trimmed Millinery.
All untrlmmed. Straw lists. the. title and The.
31111111 11 all the latest styles.
8. mosses
WW“, uoswsuK. nous. I
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,. looking at hood furnittlle ‘5 7
II n poms. to sit Who are Interested
in besutllflomhs home. ,
AOOEP'I‘ AN lNVITATlON e
is call and see our ollcrln'us. ,, ‘ _
w. w is esp-slaw. like you to so
our Ros or: dust we are uiii
51.05. We have s nicely 391325
0-1: Hooker with cobble :cs't. s11 . loo
[little JIlhlk,
ssassielpssstsscssne
WONDER '
LAN' 1
Here ,6 11. Batch of
SWONABLE BARGAINS
They call for your prompt investigation. Most of them are the «sun's
surplus lines of prominent makers.
gels to you.
THIN SUMMER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN.
The baihriugsn sorts. Just the kind
of Underwear you are looking for at
thts‘timc of year. and the cost is very
‘Iixht
Men's extra good quality long or
short sleeve shirts. double seated and
suspender tripod drawers, at 25c per
garment.
,Men's Egyptian bnlhriggnn shirts.
with long orshort sleeves. the draw-
era with double seat and suspendor
tapes, at 39¢ per garment.
. Men‘s French baibrlggan shirts with
long or short sleeves. the drawers
with extra huge double seat, extension
waist band and suspender tapes. at
50¢ per garment.
.We bought them cheap.
The hensilt ’
SOME DAIN'I'V WABH WAIOTO
FON YOU.
Here are several lots of cool wins. 3 ‘ ‘ ‘
wash waists for you to choose 1 111.
prettiiy trimmed very latest dentist-11111
as to cut and price very much lb your
111111111. ’
Ladies black and white figured
lawn shirt waists, all since, at 60c. V
' indies‘ white shirt waists.
front. and back, at thief.
indics' while lawn shirt waists.
embroidery fronts. tucked books. at.
98c.
Lndlcs‘ white lawn
tucked and hemstitehed,
shirt waists.
extrn‘ good
lawn at $1.50.
THE LITTLE serious]
Busting cotton 2e a spool.
Safety plus all sizes 5c 11. paper.
Hooks and eyes. all sizes. 5c a card.
Pearl buttons, tie a dozen.
Bone hair plus, he a dozen.
Black linen finish thread, 2c. a spool.
,v-x-r '
‘il‘lfii
Lndics' white duck wash bolts, 51:, each.
83- 85 Washington Street
FOR YOU GIRLS!
IN OUR THREE WEEKS" SALE .
wume canvas $110133.
75c
wuur. CANVAS 5111113115.
laundry.
76 WASHINGTON; 8T.
Hanoqusnrtns FOR
Souvenir Postal Cards and Albums
Also a full line of Souvenir Shell Goods.
Ladies’ Leather Hand Bags at 11 l 0 per cent. reduction.
Water Wings, that keep you above water.
WE NOW HAVE IT.
No more sharp edges or torn lauh dry.
We are agents for the Star All Hand Laundry.
F J NELSON.
715-0 ‘
h’,‘
Play. your work done by a hand
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Children's dresses. 150. up.
Trimmed lists sold M1 is» than cost.
feet fit at th s
The F1111 Clock
,vlr'l ii 1:1
M
v
1
sad Wsshsble lists. Lsdies‘ Duck
.1! 11114
mwasmuoronmvnssr.
do I' 11' 11133311 15'
, 1.115111 .
Extends to the 1in:
Furniture at on
in the year. he
for $70.01: 51)
nlcg'lin‘s‘ of‘skirts, made in the latest style. from $1.50 up.
Call and convince youreslr before buying elsewhere. We guarantee por-
nllllul this in ii
ie‘ of The Norwallts the opportunity to secure
rem 115 to 50 per cent. lower than any other time
, reduction we invite you to take advantage of.-
A few of the specials we are 0 song this week. .
5 3? 301’ 555100 5 this. rider
1 for“ 065.09 5 piste r131» Suite. ‘
Thesh 31111 are covered in Verona Velour, Silk Damask and,
Greatest Bargains Ever Offer“
WHITE LAWN WAIBTB. AT 980, WORTH 81.98.
Huts. which have bun 51.25, now at 490.‘
Also I, '
Flows" almost given sway.
and For Store.
I. WASHINGTON OTRIET.
Children's Mull Bonnets
Suite.
«Billie.
. i
1‘s.
.
tucked I
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