Berry pickers are now scouring the
woods daily.
S. Royal Keith. of New Canaan, cal
lied on friends In‘ New Canaan on Mon-
toy.
Mrs. William 'I‘.' Ward, of Lowe
stlreet. spent yesterday In New York
cly. .
Miss Esther Hale of Hartford is
the guest. of Miss Jennie Way of Toy
lor avenue.
”7—7“. ,
—Auto Gaps. Auto Caps. O'ilrlcn.
Contractor Cussack is now residing
in Norwalk having begun his sewer
contract here.
Edson B Fuller, of New York for-
merly of N01 walk, has just returned
from a trip to Eulope.
Frank B. Gregory, who is now prin-
cipal of the Over River School, is
spending the day in Bridgeport.
-——iialf Hess, 50c kind,
pairs for $1, at Price's Sale.
now three
Mrs. Anna V1111 lluren is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. George Van Alstyne, in
Bayview avenue, who is very ill.
Rev. Thomas N_ 1.1111111, of Dorian,
will conduct service in the Brookslde
Chapel, Sunday afternoon, at 3:30
o'clock.
-—Clty Hotel Union burbers, Chas.
Webster, Joe Narde and Otto Rohde.
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a regular meeting next Monday
evening at their rooms in Wahsiuglon
street.
Mrs. Gilbert F. Stevens and
run of New Canaan have
home after a two weeks
Hickory “Blui‘i.”
child-
returned
stay at
Mrs. J. A. Roselle and son, Charles.
of South Norwnlk, are In Daubury for
a month's stay at G. H. Vermilyca‘s, 16
Montgomery street.
Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army of
the Republic, will hold a. regular ses-
sion Monday evening at the headquar-
ters in Washington street.
The regular monthly meetings of the
City of Norwaik and South Norwalk
Boards of Councilmen will he held
next, Monday night at 8 o’clock.
Panama Hats. O'lirlen.
Mrs. Emma C. Owens, the North
Main street b11ker.ls putting up 11 1111111
' t11 the rear of bin newly- ~1111'1qui111l p1op-
erty in High sleet South Notwalk.
William Miller and family, of Madl-
son street, leave South Norwalk, today,
for lt‘alrflcld Beach, where they will
spend tWo weeks at the licach Croft
Collage ,owned by Mrs. C. B. Bates,
of Nurwnlk.
—lioat owners, uso ill-Po Waler-
proof l)ry Batteries, 250 each, at St.
John's, 49 Water street.
The W. C. 'l‘. U. ladies will visit, the
almshouue, Sunday afternoon. August
4, 11nd hold a short service there.
Those wishing to attend will please
take the 2:20 Westport car from Bax-
ter‘s drug store.
-—Straw llats. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Win-eke Rebekah Lodge hold a meet-
ing last evening. It was as brief as
possible owing to the heat. A ieport
from the committee in charge of tile
111111111 eutollaluluent was “unlined,
showing that it had netted $.18. 78.
~(‘1hildron‘s tub nulls. two for price
or our. l’rici1’s,(iiothlng Sale.
W
t‘. A. MacNumariL bend window
dresser iii. the Kreiger store in' West
Washington street, accompanied by
Mrs. MacNumura. will leaVe town Sun-
day night for on extended vacation
trip. WIIII'II will ineludt1 a visit to Nin-
garu Falls, ’I‘housnnrl islands and To-
ronto. and trill also attend the sessions
of the National Window Decorator's
Association.
liill lilil‘illlli
Great“! Care Needed In Selecting
Right Food For Baby.
Every mother should consult her
physician before din kling what food to
use fol her ilttloone. More sickness is
caused by tho lnjudicious use of con-
111111131111 milk and ordinary cows milk
than from all other causes.
Among the half dozen foods that
h nicla’na recommend no one In more
I ly esteemed than .Iustfood. an
1!)
when'prepured in accordance with the 1
«new directions for use, It Is phyu
bluntly the some as mother s milk, eon-
Inkling bone and tooth- forming tout/er-
lal that. obidh‘teh all four of soft teeth.
or rickets, and no it. is vory delicate
and easily absorbed the baby holds It:
ddw'ii 4111111 thus gains all the food nour-
ldhmetltu
it is the'inost economical of all ur-
iiflolsi 119111111 for the baby. coating Bile,
$l .00 lat-311.50 according to the nine of
11111 pseilue: Sold by drugglsts.
, We claim to serve the finest in the
1 city. Our syrups are made from pure
, for ninety days.
time Mr. Collins spent in llaytona and
' inches of cuticle from the arms
1: you have never tried our Soda.
fruits, and always served Ice cold.
Come In and be convinced.
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monitor.
8 North Maln.~8trni.
Tel. 11211-73
ol=~ pram-can
A Day sum for Bots.
n—q—n—
A very strong staff of teachers gives
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough preparation for college or
business, manual training, athletics.
Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday
September 26.
For Catalogue. address
ALFRED O. ROBJENT,
Head Master.
M1. and Mrs R I..Col1urn are spend
ing a month in Pennsylvania.
The next of the series of Bell island
whlst parties will be held at the Island
View Hotel.
of Norwalk, spent Thursday in Valley
Forge, Weston.
A regular business meeting of the
Ischoda Club held last. evening and se-
veral applications for membership
were received.
was sent to jail yesterday afternoon
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A.’M. held a
to entertain the slate officers at their
next meeting. Routine matters were
also transacted.
Frank B. Gregory and family, of:
Newtown avenue, have just returnedl
from a trip thiough Massachusetts and
Vermont, going into the latter state as
fa1 as Bennington.
The Germans of South Norwalk are
preparing to attend the German Day
festivities at Bridgep o1',t Monday and
it is expected that about one l1u11d1ed
will go over to the Path City They
will leave the South Norwulk station
on the 9:12 train Monday morning,
Examinations in the Civil service
are being held today in the Council
chamber, applicants for post~oiilcc
clerks and letter carriers. eight in
number taking them. The examina—
tions' are in charge of Frederick Cou-
ley and Elbirt W, Clark.
The animal report of the Corporate
Cigar Company, of Standard. was re-
corded in the town clerk's office, in
Stamford, yesterday. The oillcers are:
President. Joseph E. Farrell score;-
tary and treasurer, Arthur L, Farrell.
The dliectors are Joseph 19.. Wilford
C. and Arthur 1.. Farrell, of Stamford,
and James Farrell, of Norwalk. They
are brothers.
~li‘l‘l‘st M. E. Church S. S. picnic, to
Steeplecl1ase. Wednesday, the 7th.
Cars leave church at 8:15 a. 111.
his home In South Norwalk after a
six months‘ stay in the South for the
benefit of his health. Most. of the
St. Augustine, Florida,
find. the heat excessive during any
pint of his stay. He came home by
way of steamer, i'iom St Augustine
to New York.
but did not
~The'ofilces of the following den
lists will be closed Saturday after-
11oons duringduly and August: Dru.
W. 1.. Wood, W. ll. ’fialdwln, C. W.
Many, 'i‘. 9‘. Clone. (l. R. (lhasmar, It.
19. Morgan. 10.19. Routwell l“ D. Cros-
by, 19.13 llifnyt. Fl. 8. Osterbanks.
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Colonel Gemini D. Russell, of the
Norwnlk Hotel, will spend Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
at Elmira, New. York, as a delegate to
the New York state convention of
Spanish War Veterans. George ID.
Russell Command, of Brooklyn, was
named after Colonel Russell, who Ill
highly esteemed by the Spanish War
veterans of that city
Engineer Gilbert Williams, 11' well-
known employee of. the New Haven
road was seriously injured Woducfi
day in .1111 yards at- Grand (“one
Blaiion. While he was inspecting 11
engine. a valve blew out and he was
severely 1112111111911 about the face, ncckl
and anus. he was taken to his horde
to hunt. Port Chester. where he lives
with his wife and mother.
mummy Bands. Fancy Bands. 0 linen
A dlillcull akin grafting operation
has been performed In Greenwich by
Dr. William iiurko. He took to editors
When monument package is 1111113111.”,
a meal for the little baby costs less
than a penny.
1111111111 11mm of Jutland will be
sent me to our mother. demand 00.,
1
1011 N. 11mm on. mouse. N’Y V. In“ is reported alumna
M1111. Joseph Gr 1' and limited it" 15:51;
the 11131101111111 0 tier siiinyeiirsolii: It!)
woh hill- been so very badly stained
by boiling tones that the skin It
been entirely capacities. The one:
The King School ;
Andrew Perry and Raymond Betta,
Charles Kane, who was arrested for .
drunkenness by Deputy Sheriff Sculley, '~
meeting last; evening and made plans '
Bernard V. Collins has returned to ,.
Furmture Carpets Matthias Oil Cloths
mounds Rugs no"? files.
is an Important that: you should look. th rough our immense stock before you
purchase. as It means a. saving of from: 16 to iili part «at. on aII purchases.
The» goods are all of- our standard quality and not an inferior grade bought:
for this sale. If you are thinking of iau ylng a bill of goods or' even wish to
purchase a small article, you may h.1-orb to find It :hens at a much lower
figure than anywhere in this vicinity.
not satisfactory.
Your. money back If goods are
FUNIRALWIRECTOR AND EMIALMEN.
15-181 brth Main St: ‘ South Norwalk. Colin.
5 Passenger Grout Touring C111 101 Sale.
One and The Horse 1111111 Wagons.
Horse Goods of all Descriptions
815th 1181111121111
Special Announcement.
Dr. James T. Godfrey, our specialist; has arrived from our New
York Examining office, and is prepared to make expert examinations
, of eye defects at our office and'store in the Opera House lilock, so.
, N walk. All cases will receive his personal attention absolutely
ree of charge Glasses.if11eeded. will be supplied at prices as
low as $1 per pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr. Godfrey will give you
. his honest opinion of the state of. your eyes, and will not. prescribe
,glasses unless positively necessary.
Office hours from 8: 00 a. m. to 8:00 p. to. Saturday until 10 p.111.
, , Have your eyes examined by this specialist. while he II here.
Come In add get acquainted.
United American Opticians, Inc.
HOYT’B THEATRE BLOCK. > Factory 116 5883231133» N. Y.
WEST ST. AND {SCRIBNER AVE.
South Norwalih
We are now developing this choice residential property, lo—
cated on the highland, within ten minutes of the station. It has
o
7 s
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by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
you are prepared to build at 011 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 Har-
bor View Park. and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
Associated Band of 11111113,
IE. 3. lilac. Pres.
frcdericli Jenkins. lreas.
252 Huguenot Street,
Tel. 823.;
5" 11.1
New Rachelle, N ..Y
mm
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‘ committee.
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lots, which ,
, we now offer to the builder or itivestor. » 1 - ’ 1 . « .2
5. Watch Iiiii
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“millennium“ Cold
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Moran 11111.1 Stateroom on
scent Legislative Acts.
James ’1‘.» Moran. general attorney
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone Company. makes the following
Albums;
1 Statement as to the telephone legisla-
tioa passed by the general assembly:
“The Southern New England Tele-
phone cdmpany did not oppose the
bill permitting the 01 ganluaticn of telv
ophoue companies under the joint
stock corporation act. but requiring
cornpunles so organized to obtain from
log of public convenience and ocean
siiy before commencing to do a tale
phone exchange business. On the con
ira11.y this amendment of the law was
suggested by counsel of the Southcin
New England Telephone company in
the aigumcut. before the judiciary
it simply puts the tele-
phone statute back late the condition
It. was in when originally passed by
the general assembly of 1809. In
1-1003 the revisers of the joint stock
corporation act inserted the word to]-
cph‘one' in the section naming the
kinds of busineSs which corporations.
under that act. should not have the
power to transact in this state. ‘ The
effect of the amendment Is the same
as If the word ‘telcphone’ had'boon
eliminated from the joint stockact.
1000, when the application of the New
London Telephone company to install
the Strowger Automatic Telephone
system was denied by Judge ’l‘haycr
“The only other legislationr‘passed
by the general assembly, specially 11f»
' feeling the telephone hotness, was an
' increase In the annual tax on each
telephone transmittm from 70 cehts to
$1.10 tin Inciease of 04 cents on each
telephone in use. Do the piesent uum
her of telephones the Southern New
England Telephone company will pay
at least $22,000 in addition to the
amount called fo1 by the 70 cent tax
This increased tax of 40 cents poi
transmitter is necessarily an added
charge to the. cost of fuxnishing tele-
iphone sei vice. "
<1 AMUSEMENTS 1>
Hoyt’s Theatre
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN LIFEOGRAPH CO1
Direction Joseph 11119111111111.
“All the Latest Moving Pictures and
Illustrated Songs.
Paicés ..... 5c,1oc.isc'—
Hear Master Walker Sing.
losebah
Harwell: 11111111111111": Parli
SATURDAY. neither 3,
NORWALKS
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PATERSONS,
of the Hudson River League.
Admission 251:: Children under 12.101.
Lacie; tree to. the, grants suns.
“SK—3’31“ 11.14531
WHAT _
,ROTON» POINT.
Open every afternoon 'ahd evening
Hours—2 lo 5, and 8 to 10:45 p. In
Large new skating surface. Ampli
sealing facilities for spectatom.
Extra music every evening and illus-
trated songs by Joseph McMahon at 3
and 9 p. m.
ADMISSION, 10¢: SKATES, 15¢.
NASH 811 YOUNGS
Pnopmerons.
510sz T0 HUNTINGTON
AN VALLEY GROVE.
On and After FRIDAY, JUNE 21,1907,
The New and Gilmorodlous
EXOURSJ
CAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG,
Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwalk
Mondays and Fridays at 6: 45 u.
m and 2: 15 p.111
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and mFridoys at 8: 45 11.111.
. and 5:15;)
EXCURSION 3553:55sz1; 590; SINGLE
Children. 6 to 12 years, Raoul-111011.350;
Single Furs, 2511.
5 Will stop at VALLEY GROVE Mon-
.‘ days and il‘rldoys onnlsnal
‘tir'iilooli Island
Rail toiN New London ind Glamor.
weba‘mnv Accum- 1. ,
58min» alibi-bu Tram will. 1.11.11.
81)th Norwuik 7: 05 A1 M.
.connectlu‘h tit New London with
. Steamer Block island for Watch Hill
' or Block island.
Steamer due Watch
Hill at, it) 55 a, a1.,_Blocit island at
EXOURSION NATE $1.50.
Excursion Tickets 8TNIO'I'LV LIM-
iTElD. GOOD ONLY on the Special
Train and date as above, and must. be
purchased before taking the cars, or
. regular fare will be collected.
Beautiful MiriamVl owl.
sxeoum sud Buildup. ,
Returning bout ha vac Block island
arch Hill at that)
1 111111111 special
1' 21A .
8.5 new MAI/.2111
ewsLLs ’PHONEAT‘AX $22,001) PER ' A
a judge of the superior court a find 1
The law is now the some as It was 111 -
Steamer HuntinaIOn ,
return train leaves New
at MMIOAD CO.
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BARGAINS EVERY ONE or THEM; wurri-z wms'ra, accents
wAIsTs; NOT MANY IN EACH 1.01“ sur HUNDREDS 1N r1131 AGGRE. _
GATE. AT roses erodes YOU CAN AFFORD TO HAVE A sTvtteH, ‘
PRETTY WASH WAis-rroa EVERY DAY 1N THE WEEK.
All sizes in celored Lawn Walsts, in light and dark colors. We value, 390
Fine quality White Lawn Waists, with narrow, black hairline check, ef-
fects, tucked front and back, long sleeves. with tucked. cuffs, made to‘iieli "
for $1.25, new 79c.
White Lowe Walsts, tucked fronts, with lace insertion, tucked backs. A
bargain at 79c. _,,
12 different styles White Lawn Walsts, made up in the very latest aty- .
llsh effects, the lot to be sold at a big reduction of their true value. The,
above waists will have to be seen to be appreciated. Only 981: each.
83-8‘51'Wja'shjip'gton Street.
The. 11111130101111- 811 Suit House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. ICONgga
Waists, former price$150 now ............
Waists, former price $1.98, new ........ $1148
100 dozen Walsts, former price 32.98.110w ........... .. $1.98
White Dresses, in lawn, regular prices $7.00 up to $15. 00, now
.............. .$398, $4.98 and $5.98
White NetDresses..... ...... ......... $9.98to$25100_'
White Lawn and Linen Skirts ...... ............ .$1.48, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Black and Blue Brilliantiue Skirts. ...... '. ........... $2.98 and $4.98
A few Silk and Pongee Goats, were $35.00, new ........ $15.00
Lou's Linen Coats In 6styles ........... .. ....... $4.98 to $7.98
Girls' Dresses We are almost. giving away, as We must. sell them re-
gardless of cost. Sale in both stores.
Nemo Corsets i. .. .. ”980 $1.48, $1.98, $2.48 and $2.99
SALE lN BOTH- STORES.
515 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD. ‘3 33 SOUTH MAIN 81., 80. NORWALK
. 3—- m
a
O. 3. Julie kson,
Optician.
Everything 1n the Optical Iona. 5
Eyes Examined Free 5
as WAL‘L eraser. NoNWAL', .
Now Open for the Season of 1907.
Shore Dianers a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, Bathing
‘- ‘ and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. 5
Roller Skating every afternoon and waning. ' .155:
' N THE BUSINESS EDUCATOR. ' .
1 , ~ 11 school paper published by
Merrill Business College.
will help you decide what to do when vacation is‘ over ‘
. 1‘ 1' » 1 Sent free 111.1111 request '1, 1” {:1 -
i M. A. MERRILL l?rin. 1
They are prottlly made oi sheer. ilrm lawn. white ground with 11111111191
stripes of black or blue. Skirts are ex tra full with deep finance and gener-
ous hem. Walsts are button front. in the now Marie Antoinette style with ,
latest shape sleeve The regular price is $3 ()0 l1ut,_wu will sell wh in
now “have at $1. 50 the suit. :‘Not it latge quantity, 80111011111 early.‘
N E RYANOC
86 Washington Street
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