. ,. every 99 The ice dealer is a busy man 11.119611 days. . The days have already shortened . , twenty- o-ne minutes. if there are such things as dog dayli‘ . these must be they. - . This is vacation time, and a mighty good "habit" it is at. that. One hundred cents equal 91. 00 at the . 1 ~ Boston Tea and Coffee Go. See ad. -W Miss Maiion Joan, of Union Park, is spending the summer at Stamford, “ N. Y. Captain "Sam Byxbee has placed N his sharpie "Azille" in commission for the winter. 1 The haymakeis are letting in full time just 110w, making hay while the sun shines. You can pick up money at- the dis- ’ posal sale at the Fair Cloak and F111 Store. Road the ad. Miss Kate Sherman. of New York is visiting Miss Marguerite Mulvey, at her home in Cedar street. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Irving Ferris, or South Norwnlk, are guests of Mrs. Jennie M. Ferris, at Belle Island. Why buy interim goods when you can get the host at JoseloiY‘s at the best prices. Miss lielona A. Keane, of Bethel, is the guest of Mrs. Roberl G. Mitchell and two children, of No. 21'. Lowe street. ~Dr Dick’s cures malaria. Miss Ruth oByer and brother, Jean Buyer, of Main street, have gone to Ridgeflelil for a short visit with friends_ Miss Mary Bradley, of the South Norwaik store of the New York Gro cery company, will resign her position as cashier. Frederi Brown, of the Danbury. National unit, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Buggies, at their home in West street. The crosswalk over Railroad avenue. from the Washington street railroad bridge west has been reinid and great- ly improved. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O'Relily left this morning for it short stay at Saratogn, tomorrow being the first anniversary of their marriage. The New York Grocery (‘ompany Wants your‘ trade and it true values will win it. they expect to get it. Read their ad. in this issue. R. F' Foster and family have come down from Danhury and are enjoying shore life for a week at the Depew cottage, Bell‘lslond. —Free hot roast beef tonight. Con tral Hotel Cafe, corner Monroe and Chestnut streets. Mrs. Fred Hyatt, of Westport ave- nue. Norw it, has been spending sev- eral days lth Mrs Samuel H Whit- ney_ of 'i‘nlmadge Hill. ...—......“ ——Straw Hats Straw Hats. O Brien Miss Clara Velsor. oi Quinlan] ave nuo, will leave South Norwalk, today. for a visit with her friend Miss Vivian Smith in Paterson. N J. Again We warn people owning dogs to watch them closely d_\iring this wee» ihor; a plentiful supply of water should be constantly on hand. ...—.... Mrs A. F. Minion and son, Freo- man Minion, of Golden Hili' straw,l have left for a vacation sojourn amoiigl the beautiful Berkshire hills. ...—— Arranmmentmam being made by the Connecticut Company for the reworksrgfldflli .11“ “I display at baton Point. nest W uriiday evening, common it. M Pour ilcnthn weighed L... Then wm Born, ”gm ‘9. twat. Mum“ 1‘ most a 1111 “known Mien monorail! our bill y continued to grow poor and was never satisfied." Writes 9'. ilakserty, M D.,oi Vienna, N. J. We 9mm w‘lblmidin, but upon the first using of. Jnstiood it was re- wed. until the child- bosom to improve in seven days' it commutation its stoma?“ Jami?” . gaining front one to until at eleven, i.‘ "Shift. ‘M b ‘ iii . may e a 9 atoms “mt!“ tween starving b ” . , lI oiDr; Easterly sédmii ro- Matthieu one line“ that Initiating it a pureeereni fund with at tum! a that milite a" mud illicit- ibie. give a baby natural growth and man fill”. it’ ill What one would expect from the f this! out! ‘ ago is to sing in that church for tho ) Hippodrome Amusement Company has ‘ the week at the Pequot House, New L State mug Wehlter, m nulls 11.1.11 can 1th .1... mon site. New shed 25 pounds, untold is now , HANS!" TheMM 's he] terms Ding? t§H,°31¥ifi¥‘i?haTT‘ J... are guests of Miss Decker's on» cle, Aaron Distiller, of Lewis street. Harry G’oi’ds‘chmhlt, who is now em played in New York is spending a two week's vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs 1E. Goldschmtdt of Elm- wood avenue. “if interested in a motor economi cal in the use of gasoline. buy the Re- gal 1i~cycle ll‘orio, Gray and Fox to- versible motors, two-cycle. Prices .rlght; ] to 30 h 1)., $36 upward Sales agent ..0 L. St. John. South Not-Walk. The members of the Arion Singing noon at the home of Mr. Polisoh, West Norwalk. in Charles E. Seymour of South Nor- walk, and his br.other William H Sow mour, of Schenectady New York have been visiting relatives at Sihort Beach. ' New Haven. Coleman Cliarnok, with his son. Frederick and daughtei. Emily of Lowe street, spent yesterday at Coney Mass, for a two weeks stay. Di. .f. i dining i)r.She1er‘s absence. ~Auto Caps; Auto Caps. O’Brien; ' .l‘ames Hoyt of New Canaan, and. George Mills of Broad River have been appointed appraisers oi‘ the es— tote of the late Esther Hodges, mother of Charles W Hodges, New Canaan. fl Mrs. Mary H. Mitchell and daughter Miss Helena A. Mitchell. of No. 117' West street. leave South Norwaik,| next Monday for Lake Warnmaug. where they will spend two weeks at the Caller inn. Miss Anna Tierney. of Norwalk. is spending a fortnight with Mine Eliza both Kelly, of Stuiford avenue, Bridge- port in the absence or her parents, who am on an auto trip to Philadel- phia and the Jamestown Exposition. ,Mrs. F. lrving Smith, of South Nor- walk, who sang contralto in the Con gregational Church, Stamford a year next two Sundays in the place of Mrs. Sims, who is taking her vacation abroad. Elaborate preparations are being made for the ball games to he play ed on Wednesday afternoon and evening on Amusement Park diamond The Norwoiks' opponents will be the crack Cherokee lndian team, with a brass band, special light plant etc. ~Fancy Bands. Fancy Bands. O’Brien Firemen from Greenwich and Tor- rington have attended the Carnival in West. avenue this week They all ex- ,presaed themselves as highly pleased with the entertainment ni'foulcd. The been engaged to give an exhibition soon at Torrington. . . Hi‘s“Ex’ceiicncy Rollin S. Woodruif. has sent out his invitations for (lov- ernor'li Day at the encampment of the illmeotiolm National (supra at: Niantic, 26.Seveia1 oi: thewives the ins berti of Governor Wood- ul‘li'w M will spend part or billet Method about; camp when. country ionic Watt Edueiiind' nadir. #:hehl'm persons 0 will attend are utility commibnion'or Hamlin aid of mNew Haven; National Grange Master Bachelii‘er. of Fe"lllmznlinnip‘l‘diire, range Ml? cy oi ow 14de the sham lain Ettite‘d Niall!!! Master 0.9. Heath and 1.11. nine of 91999011!) ury. . , «cit‘y Hotel Union barber! Wired list. . Tile openlneantgn on the 1?“;ng I1 u been when an i as on the hem Southport hot" i" War the Mad", ‘iloti , i " (ill will hiiiiil’. he 111nm miLmbiien “ten rectory to those who have worked, in this vicinity. The seed has been large ’ Society have been invited to attend at . clambake to be given Sunday after. island and visited a score of attrac- “ tlons there. , l Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Shcrcr and ram’ lly leave today for lieloherstowu,I Dumortier will act as health officer} W ( Hoveriiot‘ Woodrulf‘ v‘dli attend the , along the other ‘ bar magi/e 99% fitting swzetgym: title 7. l! m ‘ I Lattice, nonsense inner»... ‘ ' 91:29.11}.ch snared saver. PLATE me. o sMALt. naawcae mo count-.1: caresses “5.00 O ARTERED OAK, «GOLDEN FlNlStH‘ 44 IN. LONG. LARGE DEVEL PLATE mason. MAW CARVED DLAW FEET, ONE LARGE. ‘- TWO SMALL DBAWERS, AL3O DOUBLE CUPBOARD. ‘ THE VALUES YOU GET A'NE THE BIGGEST AND BEST. DROP IN ' AND LOOK AT THE LINE. IT WILL PAY YOU. One and Two Horse Faun um... Horse Goods of all Desoripiions. Rubber Tires Furnished for ‘all Vehicles. Cameos Builder and Dealer aiMpouncement Dr. James '1‘. Godfrey. our specialist. has arrived from our New York Examining once, and is pie arcd to make export examinations. or eye defects at our office and d ore to the Opera House Block 80. . Norwalit. All cases. will receive his personal attention absolutely free of charge. Glasses. it needed will be supp. d at piices a9, . low as $1 per pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr Godfi y will glVe you his hcnut opinion of the state of your eyes and will not prescribe ‘ glasses unless positively necessary. Office hours from 8: 00 a. m. to 8: 0011. 111 Saturday until it) p. me Have your eye: examined by this specialist, while he is here. Come in and get acquainted. United American Opticians, Inc. newest-team: aLocit Factory 1111 am- gee cs, 19. v. WEST ST. AND SCRIBNER AVE” South iNorwalk. We are now developing this choice residential property. lo- cated on the high land. within ten minutes of the station. It has been carefully restreeted. and divided into half acre lots, which we now otter to the builder or investor. :OUR HOME 3, ,. , by purchabing a plat for cash dr on our easy payment plan. It you are prepared to build at on cc, we will make you a very at- tractivc proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are not strangers in South Norwelir~Harbor View Beach and Har- bor View Park, and now the best of all. HIGHLAND PARK. Build iii Bankers 1. 5. 1119.9th 5 fretiulclt 1.111... n... 252 Huguenot Street, New Rochelle, N .Y. Tel. 923. Shore Dinncrli a Specialty. and other attractions. *5 Especial atteutlbn given to Automobile Parties. Dancing, Boating. Bathing more complelcthsn over, being a ban» 1" that aerial ”l , at Canada, in near. illiii compiint form. ‘ “train the intense heat at the past low 1 matrimonial fakir."-Clevolnnd Plain ‘ 1", Dealer. ‘ '—"‘.i i 5 Pissenaer Grout TOUilnii Car tor Sale. ‘1» T . LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Not-wail!” ‘ 111.0 ll. ‘ .' ' LE EAVW ”"631ng All? for Huntington ‘ EXCU‘RSINNP TIGKITS. 60,6; SINGS ”A I1 400 ' tunnel-ourse- uncut-i- blah 1.9.1.... been 19...... ls‘i dy little vol 0 of information of all u the batting industry. ' .: 91 909199 11 for its share of space , hook Winch gives a classified . cues of the hat and cap . . trade in United States and minlon ~ There was some relief yesterday. mayo that has been pretty hard on than: 1 or beast. The change was gladly wel- comed, for the sizzling weather Was growing hotter every minute. it is, hoped that the hot wave or at least! enough of it. to make an improvement 1 in the Weather, has been switched on! 1 ‘ in some other direction for at least a 1 short spell. . " . "‘And you say this is the first time 1 you have ever loved?" “Yes." “no you know what i think you are?” “Well, what?" “I think you are a . .111 lN Meme Ann scrum, mower .... sxctusive has... an: memorial! dishonest. BATHIN surre; 111.1. also: ’ ‘ veav FULL eKin're wl'rH peer HEM. fir l i l counters RANGE 9? sizes IN NAVY, BLACK, sown. ‘ ltlllSti’S This is just the weather you was ‘1 ‘ Will appreciate these cool, soft, flannel trousers. ‘. “Your Size is HERE! Q $2.50 TO‘ $4.00. Open Monday, WEDNESDAY and Saturday Evenings. Everything in «the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free Tailor, claim... Furnishcr. 85 Washington 8t. 80. Norwaik. The Pans Cloak 811 Sort House 1. 33 some mm sneer. pours NORWALK, coltit _Walets former price $1. 50 now ........ o ,Waists former price $198. new ....... . ..... .S‘MB . . 100 dozen Wuisis, former price $2.98, now ..................... ...... 34.98 ‘ ‘ Willie Dresses, in lawn, regular prices $7. 00 up to $15. 00 now ..................... ...-...... ...-....-..-.-- .9,8 $4.98 gang ‘ While Net Dresses .................... . .................... 39‘ 98’ ft) White Lawn and Linen Skirts ........ . .......... $148 $1.99, $2,413 Black and Blue B1 illinntine Siklrls ......................... 82. 98 d A few Silk and Pongcc Coats, were $3 5. 00 now . . ‘ 3 Long Linen Coats in 6 styles .......................... Glris’ Dresses We are almost giving away, as We must a gardless of cost. Sale in both stolen. ‘ 98c,,$1.49 $i. 98, $2. Nemo Corsets SAL LE lN BO TH STORES.- 515 MAIN STREET. STAMFORD Warm Weather Bargains White Lawn Wallets. :1 big assortment of styles, regular prices $1.00 and $1325. all near this season, 75c. 3 White Lawn Wai‘sts, our regular $1. so and $1; 75 qualities, 1. 25. ‘ Cool, comfortable Dressing Sacques. white or colored, reguiir price 59c, 4-50. Long. colored Kimonas, with white lawn trimming, «gout price $1.15. 79c ‘ Ladies’ Muslin Skirts, deep lawn flounce. with two clusters of trucks. and hematitched hem, regular price 98c, 75c. , 1111s Wshbi 1-1... «111.11 1 re win-11¢ SKA-TIE? RINK. baddest: were :61: item: s:le‘cted Nuggets?! when ROTON POINT. come to the store you will find many others at almost gimy Open every afternoon and evening . prices. Hours—2 to 5 and 8 to 10: 45 p.111. marge new skating surface. Ample seating facilities for spectators. Extra music every evening and mov- ing pictures and illustrated songs by Joseph McMahon at it and ii p m. , ADMISSION,10ii' 8KATEB,15¢. newsrooms _ in...) , g. Morlilnlh Amusement Perl: SATURDAY, JULY 20, ' NORWALKS vs. PHILADELPHIA GIANTS, 1 Champion Colored Team of the World. " WEDNESDAY JULY 24, TWO‘ GAMES Afternoon at 3: 46; evening at 8. CHEROKEE iNDiANs ‘ vs. NORWALKS. - The Cherokees travel in a Special Pur- lor car and new their ovtm Band. Admission 250: Children under 12, 10c. Ladle. free to the grand Itahd. . . ... i. Dy enrolling all Monti Business EXCURSION. TO HUNWINDWO AND VALLEY GROVE. .1 Dnilfi In" smoky, leaner 1007, s New and Commodities 1;, Steamer-dimmer 919W. WithlAlW G. YOU'RE, Will Run as Followa: TT a!!! Mid Stimuli: “it! .1 Mondays and Fridays at 8: is a. m. ‘ ( . Children, 6 to iii years, éfyiibmurnion, 93c; . 26c. . t VI M“ tantra... .. ......
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