ask is that you investigate "our w
of conducting a drug business.
I writing so can.
For Norwalk and vi nits: Fair and
Warmer tonight Wednesday rtly
‘ cloudy. Conditions haye‘ change but
very little duridg‘n the past 24 hours.
The trough of low pressure continues
from Texas northeastward to the Lake
region with a ridge or high pressure
along the Atlantic coast. Shout/art!
have been monorail dtlrlng the pain: 2i
hours in the Missouri and upper Mis-
sissippi Valleys and the Lake legion.
Cloudy and unsettled Weather prevails
in the central and eastern sections:
Conditions favor for‘this vicinity warm
muggy weather, with‘ an occasional
light. local BhOWeT
Mrs. C. M F‘itch or New York, is vi
siting Mrs .H. R Fitch.
IButier Lodge, No. 97. I O. O. F. will
hpld II regular meeting tomoI row eve-
n ng
Miss Sadie Fiilow ot‘ Ridgcfleid is
visiting Miss Maud Taylor of Lewis
street.
Mrs. Jeanette Gray, of Stamford,
spent yesterday with friends in South
Norwalk. ‘ ‘
Miss Marion Weeks and Miss Mary
Flatt spent Sunday with relatives in
Georgetown.
Miss Susan Seymour, of
street. is visiting with Miss
Beard of Bethel.
West
Bertha
Teller William E. Montgomery oi‘
the Norwnlk Savings Society, began
his annual vacation today.
~iluppy Five tIolley ride. Rye
Beach. July 25 7:15p. In. Tickets, 50c.
Iixter’ s. Conic all.
Miss Anna Nenry, of 25 LOWe street,
went to Gienhrook today to spend a
Week other vacation. ’
Miss Marth‘ Lockwood, ol‘ Norwaik.
spent Sunday a Souihport, with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred M. Roscoe.
Miss Marion De Forest of Main
street, is visiting friends at her for-
mer borne in Brewster, N. Y.
Mrs. Elouisc Vihbard, of Southport,
spent Snuday in South Norwaik as
the giFSi of Mrs. Belle F. Gregory.
Chester Meeker is ehioylng his an-
nual vacation from his duties as clerk
at the Falrfleld County National Bank.
Mrs. Samuel Ti. Ferris of
street had ii serious fall a few days
ago. Fortunately no bones were bro-
ken. .
Rev. Mr, Schlosser and Thomas
Kelley, of Norwalk, were Sunday
guests at. the Icsidcnce of D 0. Chase,
in Weston. ' *
Miss Mattie M Bower, of New
York, is the guest of Mill. G. W. Bo-
gaidus of Elizabeth street on a short
vacation.
Mrs W. W. Kels and daughter, of
Clinton, N. J., who have been the
guests of Mr and Mrs. S. M. Aliel‘.
have returned home.
This is the season when the ice man
is all smiles, while the Idol man looks
gium and matters something that
sounds much like “wait. "
Mrs James S. Bailey. of West avo-
one, has taken George F. Footo’s resl
deuce in Courtlundi Place for the re-
mulnder of the season.
iiarold Waterman iludie. son of the
into Mr. and Mrs ii. W liladle. of
Brooklyn. is visiting with his aunt.
Mm Swords, of this city.
Miss Nina A. ZIIluiT and Alfred (told
sciunidt. of South Norwuik. enjoyed
an automobile trip to Waterbury. Sun-
do)“ and had dinner at The Alton lio-
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds continues to tal-
prove at her home in Main street 8 e
is now able. to ‘waik about the house
and is manually regaining
ntronni h. '
WM I‘wifl
HAPPY, HALTlIY ”DIE!
They Live and Grow Strong Upon a
Diet of Justiooti.
it you see a happy, healthy baby
and unit the mother orient-so what'it iii
rod won. the chances mflilh the re-
ply will be either. “it is being nursed ”
or "We like destined." ‘ u -
1"" than! is lilo only artificial loot!
bios that is IIIIYIIicIIily the some
our «mother It milk. to is the only cereal
. windmill that. does. not have the odw
prcl laminate or drugs: into W-
roe sound requires upwelling. and.
contains no hiltcincnslly absorbed noun
unmet that babies living upon it:
munitions and sturdy and seldom
haven” iul or. . ‘
Among its many points of superlor»
tip in WWII. We “400 ll 51b
The temples. containing it pounds.
Instill or II little baby cost lites
{It}? ”a penny. Buy it oi Iour drug-
3 a 34', t IV,‘ ‘ ‘
West.
her ,
Toilet Powders, Toilet Waters,
Sachets etc.
hull llugl
mirth LMAIIWIN'C"
latest of Perfumes,
I .
4
. :Hurd Orhbs.
Chtblii' 9'.
W.
The fuzz of, the soda fountains
of busliless' . ‘
Miss Louise M. Foster.
street, has returned .from a
weeks’ visit in Boston:
th
morning for drunkenness.
and have sailed for it‘lsheis island.
“luau-4min—
Fred Q. Boyer of Main street,
returned home from a visit to No
apee Lake.
Andrew Little has returned to
Clerk in MeI win street.
W
W K. Lyon of Bridgeport, has
signed his position as assistant super. .
intendeut or the Berkshire division of
the New York. New Haven and H
ford Railroad Company.
The Raymond Brothels have b
tion to the Auchincloss residence
Darleu. The. work necessitated ci
horses. .
Jr. 0. U. A. M.. of Bridgeport,
will
ber 24.
A. J. Collins and Company calls y
line of sideboards.
find.
over. See adv.
fly"
, Here are. a tow hints for summer
Wedmi’ort' "
For this week we are showing a line
pi Toilet Articles appreciated at this
hot ported. Bath Sponges. Bath Mite. . ‘
the
l“.
can
be heard above the hustle and bustle
of Reed
ree
Joseph Madden, one of the gang of
East Norwalk sewer- diggers. was fined
$5 and costs in the town court this
Victor W. Eel-rte and party reached
New Haven, Sunday. in six hours item
here, on the auxiliary cruiser Diik tit.
has
rthI
field. where he attended the student
conference and a short sojourn at Sun
his '
home in Danbury after a two weeks'
vacation. enjoyed with Mrs. Little lit
the home of her sisters, the Misses
re-
art»
cen
hunting a forty- -two foot ten ton s’tcnm
holler from the Newton railroad eta-
in
gilt
Bridgeport and Harmony councils,
are
0“ l'
attention in their Adv. today of their
The values you
get are the biggest and host you can
it. will pay you to look their line
Following the semi-annual installa-
wichcs. cake watermelion. etc.
cars stop only at white poles went
to effect yesterday.
there were quite a few tangles
it is expected that everything will
straightened out in a few days.
sail for England today on the Gun
liner “Carmanin.”
abroad until September 1. Their
and Paris
tion of othcers of Washington Camp,
.No. 11 Rattlotlc Order of the Sons of
AmeIlca. tonight in Mystic Chain Hall,
there will be refreshments of sand-
’i‘he new rule requiring that trolley
in;
As was expected
but
be
Rev. and Mrs. Frank D. Torrey will
ard
They will remain
trip
will consist of a slow jaunt through
the British isles and II visit to Berlin
The chiefs of Unoas Tribe, improv-
ed Order of Red Men. will be raised
up tonight by Deputy Great Sachem
Austin, 0! Stamford, and after
wark‘ there will be Iefreshments.
are invited to be piesent.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dunn
from their wedding tIIp.
the groom' II parents, Mr and Mrs.
E. Darin, in France street.
pp“—
the West where he has been Work
l in a southern! states for the right of
way department. of the American 'l‘
phone and Telegraph Company.
Roberts is open ing a few weeks
the ilorkshirea on a vacation trip.
a...
A meeting of the town hoard
tagI or.» tiw Namath pulse-I births
Auroral school districts.
Ithsre do It meeting or the board
this purpose. . .
W
Commissary Mascot Johann
preparatory to the
neat CAI-tor will not return until
8741i inlt.
Hunt. of was)“,
tho
in-
cluding a fine chowder. All members
[I T'-
rived home in Norwallt. last night,
For the pres-
ent. until their new home is complet}
ed. they will reside at the residence of
ii.
Frank W. Roberts hos returned from
in:
(2ch
M r.
in
i
of
ischnoivvisltm wilti‘be “held this even-
out
loch-en: ThiIIIseoIIion lIIItor the» pur-
nose at meeting! some I‘doilcichccii‘ in
Annually
for
A.
Garter ism yesterday 10am Wright.
metal of the con
sentient troops there Wednesdayz per-
the
dormant Thomas
'gitirtl Regiment. left ’
town vector-do! for Fort. ti. 0. Wright. ,
WW
delta Flynn, with no borne. no prel-
night bit comet Thoma
was cited u in IllorwolttI halt
out: at p nonethel-
in pain: ins, there is no paces» hut Though barefoot noon at thth
airy t or lists r. Is Ute baby always war d’ It goods. Flynn had secured a
holdup; soon the u it is so doth ,tlclent quantity oi liquor to make h It:
cats. and bodily absorbed. Years at drunks News new It Maxwell
pudendum u, prevails trite worth. wllookini him met in the police court”
mt sell its“ “lanthanum? w” zoom: I; m 302%, will up
it ,o. ‘ , ‘ ,our oopyr pI II
diam I. ,‘ " 8 adds. trifle. our air-tiling Theetmomiam
Fro j . 1m WWI; .. _
' In use - ”II
. York Examining o‘fllce‘, and is prepared to make export chattilnlltions
entice are worthless
oven 40 «has To ssLEcr snoop ALI: New IIATTEANd.
amuse Ann cations, Moraine oHsAo Asour- mean can THE .
eaten THEY still room on T0 moo. A oEchnIPrIon as A
new or bus LINE. , I
Home sounds OAK FINISH,“ In. Lose. 23 In. case, LAIIIIE
IEVEL million on: LARGE, Two suALI. osmosis Asp boosts
cupeoAIio in ‘IIAII‘E; '
moo ooLnEW‘oAK EINIsH. 9H MED FULL. sMALL roe DRAW-
ens. 4s m. Lotto, in IN. DEEP. IIAIIov oHAoEo BEVEL PLATE Mill.-
son. one LAI'I‘c'IE. erb IIAI'ALL okosae AND counts cuesoAao ‘
125.60 oUAn'rEAEp OAK. qoLoEu station 44 III. Lose. LARGE
sEvEL 15LA‘TE meson, I‘II‘EAvv cAnVEo cLAw FEET, one uses.
TWO suALL onAwEas, ALso noosLE cursoA-so.
TIIE VALuEs you QET AIIE THE masseu- AND seer. ones In
AND LooK AT THE LINE. lT WiLl. PAY YOU. .
,. “WEN-I Diitsllron Ann continuum?
assumption, ‘ “' ' ‘”
5- Passenger Grout Touring Car tor Sale
on and TWO Horse Farm Wagons.
Horse GoOdS of all DcScnbtltIus. ,
Rubber Tires Furnished for All Vehicles
fl
Carcass Builder V color .,
“‘5.
‘ ’ z 8.. Isl.“ . I“ ,, , Veg. It .
Dr. James T. Godfrey. our specialist. has arrived from our New
or eye detects at our othce and Store in the Opera House lilock, Bo.
‘ Norwalk. All cases will receive his personal attention nhsoihtely
tree. of charge. Glasses. it needed. will be supplied at prices as
low as $1 per pair for ONE WEEK ONLV. in. Godfrey will give you
his honest opinion of the state of your eyes. and will not prescribe
‘ glasses unless poiitlvety necessary.
Oiilcc hours from 8: 00 a. "1-19 8: 00 p at. Saturday until 10 p. m
I Have your eyes examined by this specialist, while he is here.
, Come in and get acquainted.
United American Optlctans, Inc.
How's THEATRE sL9cK. Factory 115 summer, n v.
making preparations for entertaining ',,V__~“;?
the state council or this order which
meet in Bridgeport on Septem-
WEST ST. AND SORIBNER AVE,
SOuth iNorwalVir.
We are now developing this choice residential property. lo~
catcd othhe highland, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restreeted, and divided into half acre lots, which
we now offer to ‘the builder or investor.
own YOUR Hour.
by purchasingta plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
you arc’. prepared to balld at on cc, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers, in South Norwalk—Harbor View Beach and Her-
her View Park, and no‘w the best of all. l-IIGHLAND PARK.
88.8 titlilieti Board at Bankers
E. 8. iline. Pros. Il’IrIIIierlolI Jenkins. Treat
29,2 Huguenot: Street. V
’ V1191- 3.211
New Rochelle, N Y
”more t“
mutton , roster? ,_
lungs all'led to “1150‘“ son
muses of consumption. , lingo”
medicine, and. cough?
Take Mi Weary it summon. '
. to build their protected new cool posit
. the street.
I . Bills to the extent of $1, 272. 43 were
SwthNomolk, goon.
f status were made to have Mayor Wai-
. : gee Dunn and Chairman Clarence
Y: the contract with Mr.
? , liveen the tracks in West avenue.
‘ took the neon form. The ordinance
~ Ioi‘ the city sheets was again apparent
‘ to his fellow members of the Board
j the deciding vote against it.
‘ log it up MI Dilwmi‘b said that. if it"
way of a man who
halt It dozen htiliiiés ‘
dwelltrks so semen ‘ 9
eat. It was dually v9 mm,» s =
Disses. so an as” douhcil has the ‘f I
power permissiont erect the dwell
lags. It will he‘ dscosory for him that
to get permission of adjoining property
when; It developed that Mr. Discus ,,
lied not» gone through the necessary
term up looking his application. .
Bishop and 'Lyu‘es made application 7 ,_
at, 50x90 feet. and this was granola.
Permission had already been secured
from adjoining property owners. The
structure will be mode of wood and
cement.
A petition Was received from proper.
ty owners along smith street that a
sidewalk he laid on the west side ol‘
the thoroughfare from Wall street to
Hubbeli's lane and that a building.
line he established on the east side ofV
The matter was tabled un-
til the neat meeting of the Council.
'9‘.er
ordered paid, a small extra amount up
proprlnted to the finance department,
and $2, 000 added to the sinking fund.
The Sewer contract.
it was voted to g'lve the contracts
(or the new sewer work to A. M. Cu-
hack, of Boston. the lowest bidddr. Mr
Gusuck's tlguree were $21.88 88.20. His
head of $5. 000 was approved Arrange
uttery, of the sewer department, sign cAL STYLES AT MOPEST P-B'CTFS'
Cancel: this
lumping.
I Art the result of the Council's com
plaint the trolley company has agreed
to substitute three quarter inch stone
to that at the. larger variety need be
Ma‘y‘om Veto Sustained.
Mayor Dannie veto or the soft coal
Ordinance was sustained. The matter " .
was reconsidered.» . It was unanimous
ly voted not" to pass the ordinance
oner the mayor's head.
-Qouncllman Dilworth moved that
someone be appointed a committee tr
‘(lali on the St. George Pulp and Panel
Company and request the concern to
build a taller chimney. Councilman
Séolleld turned a Joke by moving that
Mr Dilworth be that committee and
he was elected. .
Sprinkllng Again Turned Down.
That (‘ounollman Dilworth is in earn ‘
est in his tight to secure the sprinkling ‘ ‘ ‘
88 WALL 8TREE'T.
last, night. For the third time Mr. Dil
wmth called for a vote on the propos
ed ordinance. which would give the
city the right to sprinkle. last night
and for the third time the mayor cast
in bring
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
ordinance passed he would immediate
ly move to secure the services of the
electric sprinkler now being used in
South Norwnik.
A discussion of considerable length
followed. Mayor Dunn said, amonI
other things that he would never III
long as he is mayor be a party to tht
Council paying for street sprinkling
The plan has been to assess property
owneIs benefltted
Councilman Dilworth, iiuhbcll and
Buttery voted for the ordinance and
Councilman Gould, Scoilsld and
Mathels against it.
Library Director Flo-Appointed.
The annual report of the library IiiI
rectors, several pages in length, was
accepted, without reading. and ordered
placed on tile The otiices of directors
Horace 'i‘. Dunn James T. Huhheii and
Hubert ill. Bishop expired July let and
the mayor rte-appointed these gentle-
men.
White Net Dresses ................ .
Black and Blue Brilliantine Skirts. . . . .
A few Silk and Pongce Coats, were $35.
'gardless of cost. Sale in both stores.
Nemo Corsets ..........
515 MAIN S REET, STAMFORD
1-00 Many Poles. Ind finishing lumber.
Councilman Dilworth brough up the
subject of the excess number of wood
on poles that are located all around the
city. He considered the condition a
disgraceful one. Mr Diiwroth thought
the poles, at least, might be painted.
The mayor and Councilman Dilworth
and Mathels were appointed a com
mittee to confer with the various com»
panics and learn if something cannot
be done.
ChaiImnn Dilworth. of the light do
partment, expressed his desire to
change the position of an are light on
The Green, which is useless at pres-
out and using, in addition an lucan
descent light. The matter was left
to Mr Dilworth's discretion.
Councilman Mathels announced that
he had set up the new tree sprayer
and outlined his plans.
A vote or thanks was extended to
H.111. Bishop ,who had presented the
city with It hundrodz pound keg of ma-
terial used to make the spraying so
iutlon. ‘
There was a short informal discus- ' .
sion on the proposition to re- Igrado ‘
Henry street and the meeting adiourn— 3!? nghin an. Street
ed. ‘ '
WESTERN Hedsgrca‘fin RATE REV-
GHIOAGO. July til. w—A reducth‘Ipm
inter stain pasenngor rates of Wed erh
railroads will he made next Friday. f9
fleuorully sped ins. all rates cast of “
the Missouri rl or will be ‘on it basis ‘ ’
3le Washington” ‘sd‘llt. ‘? ~ , i
In! and extension ladders.
trying Militihl. ‘
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
sible mannlir.
Milli
points wmt rates will he reduced to
the difference hotness the present
busing told and the new basing rate.
The reduction oi inter-state lures b
the Western lines to the ndturtll I'csut ‘ ,
ofsthle passage of town by AI _ sas.’
Missouri. Nebraska iiiinois, Mahmud , ,
Minnesota. The eastern roads pose ,.
do. make similar reductions n their .
interisthte torus.
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"LLEOTION IN GAN. FRANCIUCOI ,. ‘
film ransclsco. July lti.-~Accorti- .
0’16 intent accounts the new mayor Ills , .. .
ll‘rhnolsco will be elected this ‘ . 1170.3:
.Wt tail, . .
“fin on“ “‘M‘I'Uttgr
at two cents oer mile. while to all
Him: l 9'3'11
and chest maddhot, clear Balm very big
penetrates, ”tides the toil , I
ooughini «contains or phlegm; restarts ruin Ina-III to tile visor
flmntb,.Go limitation 01.80 bottle, keep up the treatments
In only 2625198.
wealth and two consumption “Mm“
stage “8 quick consan , . »
I , KEN?“
?? ’ llic.
pilots: Attorney Madden speaking,
d
. rattle 6 coins
tor himself. Rudolph Bursaries and £8ch 35"? '
'llfmiuesr dIIlIIimrI said last night that
they had agreed upon the mall to he 9;:
elected by the iluperv'lilors today. Time
ding the acceptance of the trust by the
ltliltl chosen by the, prosecutors, Lump-
doII missed to maths-I Melanie pub-V
ls fen o; It
VA Sale at illness
Waters; former price $1.50 new . ,
Waists, former mice 81. 98, now . .............................. 812:: ‘
100 dozen Waists. former price 82. 98. now.
White Dresses, in lawn regular prices 87. 00 up to $15. 00, now
White Lawn and Linen Shiite ...........
Dong Linen Coats in 6 styles . ... . . . . .
Girls’ Dresses We are almost giving away, as we must sell t
MEAIREQPISITES FUR
Optician,
[5 Everything In the Option], Inns.
Eyes Examined Free
W§1~_~:V. u.....
The Paris Cloak 8; Suit; Ho so
eouru uoathK. count. "
loll-I.
U
s‘
00, now
.....I-..
SALE W 56 ‘T'H's'ron'ss
33 SOUTH MAIN 31. so. No WAttt
Sizes 34 to A6 bust measure, $1.25
to; InconAaII-Ilsoaouvvinon
,3“?! 8'"ch wallt"nnensiffie3¥oa8rt
finelvt'tao ovo~.rnrenalotsooi-ntsiisvlctco‘
ensures loll-ll‘llolldill-'18!!!)D18885‘
n 0*” ictoluuiatvsvvaoio .sooIIeIQIn-tiia.oo.oI‘IIeI-Isd¢
8301118ng 1&9“ Patw. .Iloliuc‘ll III-'VIVqunuuIran-IIIHH'III;
.. l:|.‘i6Vi5.lilalV‘8D'IVO‘IO ill8I88l‘UlDAiOihl8‘31winfi"
.Iu.
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MEN WN AND CHILDREN
W5 ANNOUNUE A SUPERB COLLECTION OF ENTIRELY NEW
MODELS IN BATHiNG SUI'I'S FOR ’WOMEN MISSE8 AND CHILDREN
IN MOHAIR AND POPLIN, iNCLUDI NG EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
ARE THVORVOUGHLY PRACTICAL BATTING SUITS; ALL MAUB WVi'I'H
VERY FULL GKlRTB WITH DEVE:P HEM.
THESE
COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES iN NAVY, BLACK, ROYAL BLUE. .
ETC., VERY TASTEFULLY TRIMMED, AT 81.93 To $5.49 THE 8UIT.
BATHINVVG SHOES ANU CAPS IN ALL THE ACCEPTED AND PNAOTII
83.85 Washington Strpét.‘ f
vi“
.53. 98, $4999 and $5.98
....... 9‘8tc $28.09
.48, $1.98, 8208,.
. $2.98 and"
IIO
.- ou-
.....
...... 4-.. .---u
34.98
~I.q..o-. .-
$1.48,$1.98, $2.48 and 82.88
'rss sAroII a BAILEY so
clumber dud l‘llll won for Evoluthins?
F89! A IRithEllY TO A PALACE.
Timber. shingles, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, lamp.
All kinds 0! hard woods. Tar paper, hint cum
roofing paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening pipers. o'rt'li“I
Doors.sash.b1inds. interior house trim in
Plus. Redwood. cum. Poster and Chestnut. Straight and new lili-
as. turning. planing. shop Jobbing. cabinet work. veneered weak. KIIII
Telephone? 46rd
Wetsuits .
,I.\III
.§..
Prettier, patterns than ever before, mostly neat black effects on
white grenade. Skirts are cut extra lull and finished in best pos-
IIIIIVO
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