Mrs. Charles H. Ferris. of washlns- ' :31“ street. started today on a vacation D- m ~8trsw Hats. Straw Hats. O‘Brien. Rev. William Msher, l). 1)., returned home last night from a week‘s stay ,. at. a retreat in Massachusetts. Mrs. Arthur H. Clark anti son Ben- .‘jaintn. of Dmgbury. are guests of Mr. ‘ and Mrs. “Ansel Sherwood. at .918! place. “H Hugh Porter. one of Raymond Bro- , thers’ drivers hurt his head quite bad- ly lthis morning while shoveling con . For eruptions. sores. pimples, kid- ney and liver troubles. constipation in- digestion. use Hollister's Rocky Moun- tnin 'l‘ea. Carries new life to every 'part of the bodv Tea or Tablets, 30 cents. Plaisted's Drug Store. Miss Harriet Seymour, of New Cam nan, is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. (l. Seymour of Grand street, Nor.wali1 Miss Nettie Selleek, of South Nor- walk. is spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sel- leck, of Danbury. . John Martin who conducts a lunch room in Wall street. will move his establishment to North Main street South Norwalk. next week. —For pure live water Ice at 60c per cwt., and good service, telephone 13015-4. Brookslde Lake lee Company. Mrs. John Meyers, of West street. went iii bathing at Roton Point. yes- terday, and lost her Wedding ring, which she prized very highly St. Swithin didn't make good this ‘ year. Thursday and yesterday there was no rain, to spltc 11f the old pre- dlcltion 11f forty days of wetncss —Straw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Brien. James Ellis. of Norwaik, arrested by Officer K111111012, in Stamford, Thursday, for drunkenness, was fined $3, yester- day, by Judge Downs. Execution of the sentence was suspended. from been Mrs. Frank Short and son Beloit. Wisconsin, who have. spending the past wcck with Mrs. Charles II. Seymour. of South Main street. left today for an unlimited stay in liidgeiieid, Conn. ‘ State Highway Commissioner Muc- donaid has awarded the contract for a niacadam road In the town of Middle- field to F. Arilgonl & Brother. of lJui ham. The total test of the road will be 85. 250 the road liclug 4.900%, feet in length. The contract price is $1.07 a foot. -—iluy a Gray 1% h. p. motor. make a launch of that old row or salt boat Salt water complete only Silt. St. John sells them. 40 Water St. See for sale 1111 The colored educhmon 1; ball in Ray- mond's Hall, New Canaan. 'I‘1l1nisday evening, was in every way u 111111111311 ful affair. Fully s11v11nt1- -il111 coloicd people. mostly from Stainiord and Norwalk. W11r11 on hand. A good or- chestiu. consisting of piano banjo and flute. furnished cxccllcni dancing 11111 sic Oiir colored friends 111'1-11- out for ii good time and kept the ball Milling until nearly daylight. Try a little KODOI. for dyspepsia after your meals Many stomachs are overworked to the point where they refuse to go further Kodol dtgcets your food and gives your stomach the rest it needs.wi1llc its i'ccoinit'riictiw1 properties got the stomach back in.o working order. Kodol relieves flatu- lance, sour stomach piilpitatioii of thc heart. belching, etc. Sold by, Clifford Pharmacy. A NOTRE DAME LADY. l will send free with full instruc tions. some of this simple preparation for the euro 0! Leueori'tiees. Ulcers, tlon. Displacements. it‘slilng of the Womb. Bounty .ir Painful Periods. 'l‘u- more or Growths lint ll‘linihcii. Desire to Cry, Jreepiu feeling up the Spine. Pain in the Bee, and all female trou- bles. to all midi oddreIs. To moth- m or luflfiflhtmfl iwtilss into I Bunnies I I Treatment ofuyou ndut I: to anniinusm It' will only unann- too I euro.» 1933' 1111?:th to sell you anything Tell other nations of it. that is Ill I ask. Addrsll Mrs. M. 011111111911. not 1 . hm 1nd. _ J l . v w... W... .. Cleanliness NA. ALWAYI IIIN UN ALIM. . ' ml to MI "I Mini. / , titlile when the crowds begin in ier ' thin-e bring it stick. 11111111111111 me finest and most durable we have ever offered: 1' Guarantee with every box. 150 001d 2511 .11} ; . 1.1; laughs N ONE... . ‘......J..' 'EIIW. IIIIIIIIIII, ~Jl. Drugqist. 8 North Main St. Tel. 620—3. Connection for all north and useuth hound cars can be made at our store. . EH: ‘ 1‘ I 1v -9. 4 i .ii' Miss Lulu Clark, of Port Chester, ls visiting Miss Nina Zelnff. Concord street. 93118 buys a 16 ft. Gray motorboat, 2.li. p. engine; complete. St. John sells them. 49 Water St. Mrs. l'louryfiohrmann anti Miss Sa- die (largill are spending a couple of weeks in the Catskill Mountains. ~— Mlss Myrtle Wedge and Miss Mc- dca Harris, of South Norwaik. have returned from a week's visit at Miss Wedgcs‘s home in Worcester. Mas- sachusctts. George Wilshirc,’ a former well- known student of the l-inrstroni school, was in town yesterday. Mr. Wiishlre will probably return to the school here In the. fail. William E. Montgomery and Leltoy Montgomery. of Norwalk. sailed this morning on thi1 slcamcr Rosalind, from New York for Halifax. Nova ricotta and St. Johns. Newtomuilnud. -()r1ish Hats. O'Brien. The grand master of thc l1‘. and A. M.. of this state, has announced that every lodge in the jurisdiction llliltii have at least one session during July 11nd August. This order was neces- sary, owing to tht1 large number of lodges asking for dispcnsailons to omit sessions for these two months, Breaks in‘tlie Water mains kept lhc Noi'walk water commissioner-11' olilcc busy yesterday. A gombslxod break had to be repaired in Scnvicw 111111111111, East Norwalk. and before this was finished 111111111 11 report of a leak I11 Franklin avenue. Yesterday after noon another brook was reported from Ward strcct, Frank Millard. who is employed by the. American Telegraph and ’l‘clc phone Company. and who has been in Paterson. N, .i., for the past sci’cn months, I11 spcndlng a short vacation at his home in Norwaflr. Mr. Millard will start Sunday cyclilug for Whit-1111 sin, where the company has anoihc: big job on hand. «In the market? iicnriclts, Apple. licniy, Mtitslngci' M11an1-t1m.$‘.l and up, at St. John‘s. til Watcr Hi. There is a rumor that tho Consoli- diitcd road is thinking strongly or putting 111111 of its power houses for the supplying of electric power for the running of the cars from Standard to New llavcn by electricity in West~ port. At the present time the coni- paiiy owns considerable land east of the railroad biidge and it is said that it is upon this land that the company is considering the advisability of building. All are lit hopes that the ruinot may move to be correct. -._.............,....... BEA FOODS ARE HIGH IN PRICE. Demand From Hotelii and Summer Resorts Make. Market Short and hands Up‘ the Prices. Son foods 11f all kinds are now bringing high pricca. the reason bo~ tag that big demand for sea products by the numerous resorts along 0 Sound which servo shore dinners. 'l‘ o losinuranta buy “I largo quanilitinfl. and as a result lilo supply for nutr- hot 111111 is 1111111”. I11 cousmmei-e of this priccs lire boosted beyond the average. Home of thus sca 1t11ilc1111l11ii have aii- riiiiicd to r'cniiiikiibiu prices. Btifu iihcll crabs are selling at II. 00 a do acii although this is a drop of 00 cents over the prices of last week. HI»- tlu ne1 i111lnins sell generally for 20 cents 11 unuri. 1111111 is an unusually hilfh mice that little neck slain re ‘ver Inc at 111111111 Huerta. fiffifio the menus in pint a ti ysterit on mEtna halt shell. Although the consump- tion of the slums has increased In It“! geiy. no steps have been taken to he sure an incrensdd supply. and there seems prospects of a future famine In this this Prices in the NerWIlkI its not H tsioad nas in other places along the 81111 foods may lie nililm‘ here oiiiiy 20 111111 cont. 1111111111111- tn New Haven In many instanfié: lllno fish tiring high prices. ht trout are becoming popular sir“ 03'!!! sensible and much cheaper Iiibstitu u,'l'lia high prices will probably can» until August of 31111“?ng 1101111- o WW 3311313“; «I'Iniai 11.91%” his M as the 111111111I 7n ‘ the obigl x farther m .ijoklng way, and supposing he and the reason for it is , odon ‘ spelling; upon; 6,, Q1111: iii rents.I I. ta‘sclt. Elie martini? e of Which might reasonail v discourage the average than. or even the socialist did be ex- Ego its soeoinbliehnient in this one the process of re- rt eampaisn. be first step in a militia; society let the capture or the poll cat powers or nu nations now, hi up this slip in at tile 11111111111111! class. rind h‘o, bxrciso. of that War for the establishment of a wort wide .tfldpstrlgli and political order in Which ll be he been ignite clashes. in. whi ere "monkey dinners.” no iii iterney and 1111 Carnegie libraries. no corrupt insur- ance companies and no needy widows :or irphans, no Ivar and no exploiters' community of interests but 11s waste no iegrets upon the ,Municipui Ownership Movement but' rather. let us enjoy its development and expose Its weaknesses. knowing that at “all roads lead to Rome," so does the Municipal Ounerenip Move- ment lewd finally to Socialism. Right here in Connecticut it Is im- portant. that we work for a new basis of representation at Hartford. Certain- ly our present system, based on acro~ use rather than manhood. is extremely unfair to the wage workers in the manufacturing centers. giving us prac- tically no voice in the law-making body of the State A splendid arrange- merit. fOi tho perpetuation of capital- ist special privilege. Let us. therefore, mala- l'ropoitloiuil Representation a prominent issue, recognizing tiiut Its realization would bring to a class- conscious working class an increased representation and an opportunity to become its own law-maker. Comrades: Ours is a great work. it. is also a great light. A work worthy the united workers of the world. A fight with brains and bullets to and days of bullies and bullets. 'l‘he grandest. Work and the noblest tight in which man has ever been engaged. Therefore. let the word he: Forward! to the 11nd of capitalist exploitation Forward! to the. establishment of Mr dustriai D1niocra11y. Forward! with the work of bloodless revolution. HAD GOT SOMETHINGr “i was tip in northern Vermont about the first of May." said thc this ton insurance agent. "and one day i had a farmer drive me across the coun. try but tween two towns. In our con- versation he told 11111 that he had forty acres of land but owing to its sterility he could hardly make a living. In a would tiikc it an 11 joke. I asked: "'Why don't you plant tilt1 thing to gondolns?‘ "'ch, i might.‘ be min-1111i, ‘bnt i think i have not a boiler thing-r 111111111 thing that will pay big after two or three years.‘ “ ‘And what is ll‘." “"i’hcrc was 11 fuller up l1 1 [mm Cape Cod the other do) and he told me that it Was just the place to grow lobsters. and host going to 1111111] 11111 up half a down to begin with next fall.‘ “‘llltl he give you any statistics about ”111111?" "‘li‘igurcs. you mean? All i111 said was that they took can1 of theiusi l1'1111 kcpt skunks away and sold f111'ill'ty 1'1 ntn uploi 11 as soon as ”1111 were big enough to tilinb ti'111111"'li111111 good enough for utc.’ "w»(‘i111'11liiiiil Plain Dealer. whole UNDER THE OTHER POCKET.‘ Ernest W. Hardy. law partner of tho genial liick Irwin, of Northamptmn 11nd wril known in the political circles of this state, is 11 great render. and often indulges I11 that puinult until the wee hours of the motning. Not long since, while reading 11 most intcrcsting treatise on some important. inw 1111.111: he was suddenly mixed with serum pains. hill at that paid no spec lal attention to thctn pains becamc so tntcust that but feared he was going to how an altruk of 11p- pciulicillu, so bc 111 11111111 telnphoiicil his physician. 'i'hi.1 doctor slccplly an serrations were 11xehnnged: “to it?" "No unlit m “uneasily found Out. with.» ‘ $15 ones sold in The Norwtdiis. A We will convince you. immn‘ttaflfir: ‘ GO to IN'IOWW' 01110qu 00 "I 11011111 has the crew would“ i .2101in 11%;? A9 I ‘ ELI CHOICE will be no? Marty and 1111‘, As the hands of the clock pointed to near 1.’ u. 111.. the swcreil the call and thc following ob- "8a1'llot1.lsmy appendix under my you feel it's under your match lug off and go“: to l1111I!"»~-llost011 Hones? vaLqu. Dishonest methods. 1 like 1111110111111 people. We stand back of everything we soil and our prices are always the lowest for rslilble merchan- A'vsrynlcs bins urge suit for the shin equals .1006 may hi. Isiah «m... at. ‘ suitniue Ldi's 1111 "'11 $525 [I aids “ the water. and Schools. .2 I 1:.,;‘, . 1,1. The IIiii‘Illii’ "Vim 1." .1. t “ t‘ 1 m ..... In. M. 111111. Neighbor—7"The Snelisons over there On the senior are losing their money." Second Neighbor-1a" How do you know?" F'li‘et N11ighbor~"Why, because they' ve ,belgnn to bow to all t e abhor .11 hcy never noticed 1111 age around [are b1.1fore.' '~l)ctrolt Fran Er , 1 . Highland Avenue Acreage Property City Water. Emmi: Lights. High hound, on Line Trolley Road. Four «poms pints. acreage u fol- Iowa: 3 29-100. 4 moo. 58.. BI. hero ii to «NWT sauce building sites. or or subdivision; Particulars Taylor-1N Golden 111.111.1111. 1111111111 "1111 1 TM Goon fist oral Life insur- once Comp ”In N! sell I eon- veiuble ills policy for 01,000 It the fob towing guaranteed cost per year: Age 36 . “2.48 Age 40. .314. 22 Age 45. .017.“ Age 50 . ...$28.15 illustrations at any cation to one upon uppit- F. ii FIELD, UNITBO IA K .9 ILDINO. Iii-we k. 11111: 11111.93 Insults FORMERLY counucrse Iv 'ms 1.11112 MAX TARLOV. counsericur avenue. WILL I: 11011711111511 1111 MI'AT ras sinus rues. MRS.M.TARLOV. a: liEGIlEAl‘Ioll ions. BLOCK ISLAND. it day trips, July 14. 21. 211. August 1i, ii. is. 25. Septem- ber 1. $10.00; GLEN SUMMIT? ANN MAUOH CHUNK. 4 day trips, July 20, Aug- :“00 it. 17. 81. from New Haven. 18.00 COTTAGE CITY. it day trips, July 23. Aulust is if. 018. 00. WHITE MOUNTAIN8.0 day trips. July 23. August 0. 20, September 3. OARATOOA OFNINOB. I or 0 day t.rips..lulylti,23. 30.An'¢iist 0,13. 20 27. September 3, It: so and 810.00. AUBABLE OHASM, 0 day trips, July 10. 28. I0. August 0, 13, 80. 37.5.91 bomber 8, 020.00 NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days trip, Tunn- asy. Alillllt 01st. ”‘2. 70. THOUIAND IILANDI. 0 days trip. Tuesday. Aulust 21st. "0. 00. , ATLANTIO CITY 0 day trips. July :3 August is. in. soptemiior 10. "I fill from New Haven. OATOKILL ,MOUNTAINB. 0 day trips. July is. 80 August 13,". $14.00 from New Haven NOVA ICOTIA, to 1211,11 trip. Saturday. Assent liih, 000.00 from Now my on. NIAGARA FALLI AND THOUGAND ggLA‘ngg. I day trip. Tuesday. Aug. MONENIA‘L. OUIIIG AND Wi-tl'l‘l MOI) NT‘AINOHI day tri I. Jul 01. “member 1t 053. crihfaj 13% st Donut. or address The Estimation ’l‘ouriiit (in. 105 Orange strangest F RSALE FROM‘Tl‘ 1911. 11 Besti Bathing and Fishing.z Every lot has rightmfi way to nfiithfih rind lev‘Ei, with shade trees. Near Trolley. Churches 111 cusses 111,511 in. to secret. 11 11111115 ‘ Title perfect and guaranteed by . Ilie'Now 1111111 Commutgsgs it IIII‘tiIititll'dliIIlli‘Gt). ‘ CAPITAL $50,000.00. ' ‘ t ,t' as ‘ 1 A i ‘ Fer Maps End‘Ph rtIculars. apply to solemn NORwiimeonn. TEL.15J—-4. OR ANY insist. ESTATE BROKER 1'4 THIS NEW DEVELOPMENT 1. r,:i11 \ illilptlllt] iiiiiltu 1’31 111.; 116111.. of the ‘itibji11l~-—"l)ld ii dyer strike you that a burglar of all then is most sensitive to the fitness of things?" “t‘an‘t say it ever did. now do you make It out?" throws light on his shady t extinctions wi‘th a dark lantern. "~llalt more .5111 r can ' 01111131111111 Pat 1‘ I MEADOW STREET. Icon-i nonwstx. sons. Onsohnil Every Saturday and Halli“!- Ftne new «field. any of access from all ports 01 the town. Comfortable (trend lined and Good. Olson Olivia Assured. July 21.1, New York Colored Giants. .. July 28 ll Cuban x-OJaiiiI. 'August «a, BETHEL. "Netti/alt Amusement i311." 1111111131111. fut all occasions. No man s dress in complete unless his furnishing wearnbics are in keeping with correct styles. You won‘t go wrong if you come here for your furnishings. Ind your clothing as Well. Just New. Plnlted White Shirts. 81.00, in three sizes of platts. 54 inch, 55 inch and 1 inch. Open‘Mondsy, Wednesday. and Saturday Evenings ‘ i Joseph Dams, i TAILOR, OLOTHtIn. 'usnsn. meanness. I Wfllnm met. 00th Norwslk. L n; .. .- ....... .1...” -me—‘m 1. The Best Talkies Ila Chine finite. ‘ So'd on Easy Payments. AJ sushi-runs. its. "He 11 ways , 'iililslttlispiseetobu‘yyoiirree- yorngmmmmordinths 1111.11 arouses our plosives. “when THE STORE whom/stir 111.: or 11111st bathing suits of 11m ~ hHlfiT'WllhTs hiack‘ mohair, trimmed with. Women's white 11m waists. tucked Dutch neck or collar. 02. 08. . ,. front and back. at 69c. Women's bathing suits of White lawn waists, buttoned front; cloth blue and black, Dutch new altar 1.111.111. trimmed ‘with brtiitii” and back. loco trimmed. All 9811. White'lawn and dotted-swiss waists. P‘a‘ci‘Ai. i-‘Roivl holiND ABOUT riis Irons tucked and embroidery trimmed, at if they lit your need you' masthead about them anyway ‘ 1; Rogers & Cailet Toilet POW It‘ 0c Women's white lawn waists, tucked. lace and embroidery trimmed, button- ed front or back, at 31.00. SALE OF BATHING SUITS Have you purchased your bathing suit. for the summer. if not. examine our line. We are right in prices and In styles Women's bathing stilts, of good 11111111 lty merino. neatly trimmed with white braid. at 80. 0.8 Mum ill-W) ., ,. 83- 85Wash1dl, En Street. . Feari buttons, 10c dozen. Side elastics, Assorted colors my Buster Brown belts. at 10c. , Fritz Belief! embroidered belts. at 20c. . . . / ' ‘ viiamhurs edging and In We .125“ yard. 1 , Five different designs in All- Over Lace StOOILhJ‘gs Jot tan and black, sizes 8/; to [0, regular 25c goods, at too. Best buy ali‘you can, for yod’ll be lacking a long tithe . these are gone before you see the seine values again at this W N E. RYAN 8: CO. 86 Washington St., So. Narwdk Telephone, A HOST 0F HOT WEATHER NEEDS. Shirt “slats, iioaiery and Underwear. Children' 11 Dresses, Laces, Wade Fabrics. Hammocks, Mailings. Kitchen Ware, etc” etc. have ‘nll he“ specially priced that will put all the best possible leaders in the poet: , in the shade. ' Comb and see what we have for you. mssmrtneoo i tzfjvdéuyni It." ‘ 1:13... Southvu FOR YOUR WINTER O " SUPPLY. Tell us what kind of a my? you have, and what kind ' " also you have. and we’ll just what kind of east-you, New line of Leather Cards. Burnt Wood Novelties: an” Leathei souvenirs. Water Wings. 25 ctnts .and 35 cents. Boats, ail Sizes. , AT _____ NELSONW _ .- O'BRIEN AVAILABLE CANDIDATE Forer City storm May Hmi Prohibi- tioniIuTiekIt Nut Election. llridKOllort may have torliit candidate after all this fall even if Mr Mayor of Norwich bani out Senator McNeil iii the Bevin Rock 1711111111 riillc tnikfoiii last w.eek 'l‘h i'iohthltlonists of the state are iter- ously considering the availability of running onsheriff O‘Hrien of iii-Id port for governor 'i‘ho convent on . 'fillcl‘efifl Is Illl‘iléli' ll film of the Proliibluoniste Of the plate will Jelligeiiro. " he 1111111. “We n be bold in Nov lleven. hopteinlior it) dlistiious count“! I" It"! and 20 "The otiar '1 which is the 01- 0! bush that 1111111111 ms ”Eta iiaist organ of the thirty. prints 11111 ‘ “Ho tinny men work tollewlnl i the boy in the drug store. “in connection with the coming con-llhuad.1 vention the matter of candidates is ; "There was it boy clerkl be mentioned. Among them ai store to whom the. drunk ready quested on 11111111111 hemlrr . "'You sweep and 1! sea for governor are Secretary Orin you' m not its lined I II a tin. Mr. F. (i Plait and sheriff O'Brien should be. To be a good I of Br mean. who in: 0111111111 from mutt rush minus, a bit , ,, onion ease of his morons entoree- astron'ii silentinwni seiner 1. meat of the liquor law and who 111111111111. Thus you 11in of » since become prominent in the suits tantra-s t owing. to his futile endeavor to nth “All right, Iiri‘ Width; admission as I“lawyer to the 1111111111111 . "And thIt 'sftiirn‘ontii (‘onntv liar. though his liciitlon jcldorly’ women who it ' was endorsed by over 80 to but like ' Ions lumpsnttve or creed oripoliilest IllliItion. cosmetic, wrin 7 , A repel-ten It the Telegram asked tier. mole desire Shari! O'nrnm yesterday.“ he wti'hld. its " take this subs material nomination from the"! Brubiliitiohllts psrty If it . ”when?“ you let that Informs—lose :i‘onim '-' asked 11. O'Brien with a punt- 'i‘t‘nik rewrter 1.11mi himm one of the current number of “The V s.” and rotated in the article. in which the entrant. printed show. is taken "0ft. 1% PW me the WP."‘“JII sherilto 1111111. "Well. ii. is dithealt to decline at this time Willis owl's, met a ,. "Well you can say for me am in t 111. same position and 11111 iownsinan of mine. I'm hands of the party. if the ‘ lion comes to me it will sought Further than that. I care to say at this thee." .a gubernm int Mine Workers. was is iuiilness iiucciess In Scranton. I» sans the woman the alert her site nooded."-~ "md1m _ proteins! y. “Wily mph-1E it; anti, 3’ H M $31.11.“ 1111111111 that 1 m. 131 was. out «it; 11 Minolta tithe III a: not basin tendered “10"" ' happen It. is urethral to 121%; .
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