WEATHER FORECAST ‘
For Norwailt sud Vicinity: Fair
if you have never tried our Soda.
, NVe claim to serve the finest in the
VV city, Our syrups are made from pure‘ “9‘ “9""le . g
“fruits, and always served ice cold.
Come“ in and“ be convinced.
and warmer tonight. Tuesday show-
are An area oi high pressure v‘er W B e 9"!
Virginia is producing pleasant w tii
or along the Atlantic coast from FIo-f“
rlda to Maine. Along trough of low
pressure extends from‘ Texas north- a
ward to the Lake region and is produ-
cign cloudy weather with local show
ers in the central and Western sec~
tior'is. Conditions“ favor for this vlcl'
nlty fair Weather (allowed in increas-
ing cloudiness late tonight and prohn
lily showers on Tuesday.
There is interesting news In M S.
Smith & Co.’ s ad. Read it.
a
Joseph Muivlhiil,
been a‘vlsitcr in South Norwnik.
——-
John Neugebaucr ls attending "Ger
man Day" in Bridgeport today.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberta; Mitchell and ‘
children spent Sundayin Bethel.
7 Drought.
meantime mm
m Its—s
" o‘Va‘ srmrono
AllerSoiiIclfIr liIvst
A very strong...- staff of teachers gives
lilidividufii, nthniiqn to every pupil. A
tioroug preparation for college or
0‘ Bethel, has'busineas, manual training, athletics
. Reopens for Fall Term. Thursday,
September 26.
For Catalogue, address
_ ALFRED c. ROBJENT,
i-i‘ead MIItIVr.
,Victor W. Ferris has returned from
a vacation trip oi’a week’s duration.
Andrew J. Collins was the guest of
his mother in Bettiei, over Sunday.
Letter Carrier Elbirt W. Clark is a
fpending a few days' vacation out of
own.
Henry T. Smith, of South Nrowaik,
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Kraeiner a“
family are spending the day in Bridg -
-Joseph B. Elle, J11,
spent Sunday at his former home in
Norwaik
S. W velsd‘r is colitined to his home
by illness
M...
There was an orchestra of six pieces
at the Holloway Rinlt Saturday night, ‘
and the attendance came near being
record breaker.
t
-——Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Howard A. Montgomery resumed his
spent Sunday with relatives in Dan- duties at the Comstbck Clothing Com-
biiry. pauy store in Norwaik today. after a
two weeks‘ vacation.
Mrs. Mary H. Mitchell and daughter,
port. 1 Ilelcnt, of West street, returned home .
—-——-- today, after a two weeks’ stay at the
of Waterbury, Carter House, Lake Waramnug.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Foesey, of '
~-----—- ‘ Lexington avenue, New York, are the
Frank Lockwood has taken a posi- guests of Mrs. Feeney's sister, Mrs.
tion as driver for Mllkman Charles H. W. A. Tollcs, of Union Place.
Hawxhurst. .
Sentinel ”vii... Ads Pay.
The four! game In the TrlClty
League sérl ‘s will be between Nor-
walk and Stamford at Amusement
Frederick E. Conley, the South Nor-I Park, Saturday.
A good game is ex-
wuik postal clerk, is enjoying an eight pected.
diiys' vacation.
The Misses Gifford and Amy Clark.
The men in the soft hnt department .
of the C. 8: K. but shop have heed en~ .«
of Hamilton avenue, are Visiting in'ioying a vacation the past few days.
Westileld Mass
The schooner Phoebe Ann linkin-
rlved with a cargo ct sand for Ray- '
inoiid Brothers.
This is the first lay-off the men have
bad since April.
Miss Bessie Crotiit, who has been a
guest for two weeks of her cousin,
Miss Agne Golden, of Fai'rfleld live
Alfred Krnemer. of A. J. Collins & nue, returned home to New York to
Co’s force, is enjoying a week's new day.
tion out of term.
Miss Florence MacDonald, of Darlen,
The Bricklayers‘ and Plostcrers’ lln- is the guest of her iiicnd Miss Edwina
ion will hold'h' meeting this evening Knapp, of South Norwalk Miss Mac
at No, 45 Main street.
Dr. Jenn Diimoriler spent Sunday in
(‘uiinons with his family, which is
sumniering id that place.
Donald has just completed a success-
ful year '11 work at Wellesley College.
During July there were i0. 567 pieces
of baggage handled at the South Nor
walk railroad stations. which breaks
Clifford "lil‘tl, of New York, spent all previous records for one month
Saturday night and
friends in South Norwnlk.
William Moran and family, of South
the summer in Ridgoilcid.
...*...
Sunday with A still liii ger amount is expected here
this month
.-
Miss Frances Hoyt is enjoying a few
Miiiii street illt‘ sponding‘a portion of dnys' vacation. and her place at Ray»
nioiiti Iirothers' offices is being taken
by Miss l‘lei-ilin iiiinter,
Mrs Stanton Coley, of Weston, has omce.
bet-11 entertaining Miss Jennie Follow. for Miss Hunter.
of Norwi'tiiij ‘ili‘o phat week.
1
Elizabeth street, are enjoying a few victor W
. -'----—$——-
The yacht (lailopor, formerly the
of the main
Miss Saabye is substituting
iI Io linportant that In I
Thus was. wot
V‘ rusInViii...Voincci-os ado EMIALMIR.
iii-r8 North MINA}. ‘
‘ ‘V’ ;‘-‘~‘ 1,! fi’
North Main Strzet.
‘di-
I
Norwallr. All cases will receive
_ low as $1 per pair for ONE WEEK
Have your eyes examined by
“ Come in and get acquainted.
HOYT‘8 THEATRE BLOCK.
WIN vol
bor View Park, and now the best
Mr. and lilo-1 Viieroy Wheeler, ioi {Duh ii.. a ”a air one time mined by E. 8' "me Pros
ditys' vocational Albany, N. Y.
Eddie
guest of
a brother,
crrls of South Norwnik.
but now the property of M. ii. Lower
oil, of New York. was off the Nor-
any. of lirldiicpon is the wink Yiicht Chili Sunday. and is iii
at the motive line shape, having ciinlvd‘s dohks and ;.
home. in ”9313:. street. 31-1th NorWaik .all the intost improvements and con
ML.
l‘rr-d Moultou liiin resumed his (in
this at tho i’inlsled Pharmacy after a
vacation trip to his home in Maine.
the Crofut & Knapp iiiit company.
u—-—¢
M rs Warner, wife at Dr. Warner, oi
n
veniences
~Dyspepsln is American's curse.
Burdock Blood Bitters conquers dys-
..__....~_.___. pepsin every time.
Howard “nkur is chlorine a vuco- purities. tones the stomach restores
lion from his duties in the Mineral partner digestioa. normal weight, and
igood health
it drives out Ira
The purchase oi the house of iii. KV.
Now York city. In visiting lioi brother, Books. No. 30 West avenue. by W. Th
Special Announcement
Dr. James 'i‘. Conroy, our ispctiidlist has" arrived tram our New
York Examining cities, and is prepared to make expert exnmhiations
of eye defects at our oflice and store in the Opera House Block, 80.
United American Opticians, Inc.
are you
on
ism-chaos. II It mom I min. of from iii» to 251”” "Mi on all Pumhflm‘
our standard quality and not In inferior grade bought
for this Isle. "won are thinking of oil ylnp a bill oi about or oven Wish iii ‘
purchase I MM!“ article. you may bonus-e to: find it here at a much lower
figure than Inyivhoro Ina. thiI lvitriol ty.
Your Money bank It goods In
South Norwalir. court.
5- Passenaei Grout Touring Car Vioi Sale.
0110 and Two Home Fain) Wagons. '
Home Goods of all Descriptions. 1
Rubber Tires Furnished for all vehicles
‘ Carriage Buildeianii Dealer.
‘h' “r '- run“.
his personal attention. absolutely
free of charge. Glasses, it needed. will be supplied at prices as
ONLY. Dr Godfrey will give you
, his honest. opinion of the state of your eyes, and will not prescribe
' glasses unless poultiveiy necessary.
Ollice hours from 8. 00 a. m. to,s: 00 p.m.Sat11rdny until 10p. to.
thlI IpeclailIi, while in lI ironic.
Factory iiI Eur 28d as, n. Y‘. ‘
' é , g -. “ LViV V ‘V V ‘ J llinrrison B. Freeman, Jr., on such Der-
WEST .3111, ., 4ND SthI’BNERwArVE”1‘“.‘3‘3‘..‘.i..i’,“§3°‘21.3i“i.“té’c't’ii‘i ”2.-
South NorWeik... .
. ' 1 M i ii I. Is 35f ‘ 1
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We are now developing this choice residential property, lo-
cated on the high land, within ten minutes of the station.
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
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by purchasing a plot for cash .or on euro-easy payment plIn. If
you are prepared to build at once, we will make yoii’a'very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write-us. We are
not strangers in South Norwaik—Harbor Vie
It has
5E
Beach and Her-
oi all, HIG . AND PARK.
Associated Biltii’ii iii ‘ Bitters,
iredericii JiiiikiiiS‘ Treat
252 Huguenot Street,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Tel‘. V323
‘ l’eiinsyiVnnia. New York, New Eng- .
PRETTY WASH WAlaer' FOR EVQRY DAY iNV THE- WEEKVA
All sizes in Colored Lawn Waists, in light‘and dark colors. filic‘
tor the company decided not to fight
the police any further and today Wil—
ilwin H. Nolan said that he was done
‘ aside no later than June 8 of
‘ .tion by the legislature is‘
, other evidence equally. it not
, ,, conclusive
. ,_ to theledisiative fund.
. log to do With but-hot shops and is not
._ Document Provo
oViVi Interest in connection With
’ Connecticut iiilimiiitsjinptiii
»: Corinth the State Louisia-
' turn it , ‘
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HARTFORIX August ERMA dispatch
from Newark, N. J., says:
“The N‘oiiin Commission company,
'with oillcers in overeigbty cities in
land and New Jersey, New England
hmd‘and New Jersey, considered to be
the clearance house ottbe largest chain
of bucket shops in the country, threw
A
business in this city after a sensa-
‘tIonal raid by the Newark police on
their head office, No. lilti‘-"Market‘strcet
in this city, Wednesday nttern'oon.
. “A document believed by the police
:to be thetcopyof alimgreement' of‘ a
for $1. 25, HOW 790.
bargain at 796.
blow open aftei William Nolan and
William M, Palmer head of the com-
mission company had refused to tell
:the combination of it. Confronted by
this piece of evidence the attorneys
' with. Newark. He admits that his allies
.its this city was the clearing houselol
at least eighty bucket shops. ~ ,
tin!“ the agreement 11;} Will‘ifim .Noiém
i gures ns‘tlie one w our need? l9
fund which was to be used‘ against .Waists, “mm,- mice “‘98 .novr ‘
legislativeiaction. The head oi the Whit
"(discern here is William? Nolan. He e
was arrested in the raid lust. Wednes-
this A few
was. typewritten on plain paper, fol-
“Tliese checks are deposited with Nemo Corsets
the iiniierstandlngith-at if favorable no
prevented.
upon House Bill 77. file 564, at this,
.V 1907 session of the legislature, that ,. ' V
the within checks shall be turned over , .
iinrrlson B. Freeman, Jr, or it such
ebill is 50' amended as to postpone ac-
,tion thereon for one ye.u or mote then _ ,
one half the amount of checks herein ,
deposited shall be paid to the said
son as may be'tiesignatediby- him. if “
law. said checks sha‘li‘be returned to.
William H. Nolan without delay. , , :
, “Besidesdbenbove document .1 the . -
police discovered another agreement
which shows th‘at'Wiilinm ii. Nilali
rented a sale deposit box for the pur-. , , .
pose of holding the checks. The origi-
nal agreement the police think, lain”
the box, Wherever it may be. This . .
other document which is a copy cl .3 ',
an agreement; is as follows.
“Har,tford June 8,1907——ltis axreod ,
that. the safe deposit box this day rent-
ed by William Nolan shall be opened _
only by R. C. Beers and only in tho , ~
presence of Harrison B. Freeman, Jr.
and only upon the written order voi Shore Dinners a Specialty.
:Wiliiam ll. Nolan.
. (Signed) .
. . HARRISON B. FREEMAN,
. WihhlAM ll. NODAN,
R. C. BEERS.
Detective Sergeant Time has other
documents in his possession relative
.to the manner in- which the Nolan -
company carried on its affairs, but the
nature of the papers he refuses to dis-1
close. The discovery of the above do-.1
cuments is no surprise to Tuite as he
figured on the day or the raid that the .
sale contained some Very important
papers which Nolan seemed to want to :
get at when he realized that be mad
under arrest.
Nolan argued with Tuite on the tiny
of his ariest against opening the -.sa:te.
This made Tuite suspicions that there
was some evidence of value In the sale
that the owners wouid like to get hold * .. .
,of. What other discoveries have been , ;- .
made b him in his investigation of . .
the me Vods ot the company Tuite " ' ' ' _____
would not say, except that be hind ’ff‘ . ,. . .
more .. , -
than the. papers relating "- :2 ‘1
House bill "77" ot the Connecticut ‘~
.lcgislaturo session. of 1907, has petite
listed as havln a file number but de artmoni
house bill No 7 1.111s number bit or . p t'
,iiiis session, In the bucket shop bill
P’ no III-Inquh onloto-yl
100 doz n Waists, former price 32. as, now . . . . . . . . ;.
eon-IOIIO'OIOIIICCOIIIlIlAOlIJUontool
. . White Net Dresses ...~.-........ .. .. .
:day and is now out on 31,600 bail and ' ' "' '
examination‘on August mi The agree White Lawn and when Skirts . ..
. Black a (1 Blue Brilliantine Skirts . . . . . . . . ... ..
meiit shows that the fund was set Silk and Peugeot Coats, were $35..” now.
, Long Linen Costs in 6 styles ........ . ‘
year. A copy of the agreement which Girls Dresses we are almost giving away, as we must. soil this
, lows: gardless of cost. Sale in both, stores.
Now open or the Search of 1907. .
V' TREIIIISINIISSEDUCATOR.
A a school- paper published by
Merrill Sadness College
will 11'pr you decide What to do when vacation is over;
Sent fired upon request;
M- 1‘: MERE
liuiiio lilipliiiiit, at his home in Silver-
iiiiiio
Mia S J Miller Mrs. Lewis l't. Ain’-
blur and Mrs, i‘. T. Gregory, of Wil-
ion spent one day last week at The
itiiiili.
Burton, of New York, was on behalf of
Mrs. Jennie U. Forrisfwiio is at prol-
out occupying the mundane, the proper
ty having now been triinstoiroil to Mrs
Ferris. The deal was perfected
through the agency of .‘i. M Layton
'Oompsny, incorporated
1’wiiich who
“Human
ileom- ii. iiiiyiiionii.
tailor at the,
dul.y
.wdnuflum‘mhumw
in an effort to learn if the big oigiit
i‘rillrili National think in Norwaik be» wheeled open cars used on the Bridge-
gins today ii two weeka‘ vacation from port trolley lines could he run through
math Norwalk with (mt-of. town trol
. COLDS
MIMI}. "
I
t 3 l
. i ”ll suite. 0 tine lei its taking ot-
THE VGREAI . ' ,fiic‘i wiishspecitled‘lln‘it imagining
woud nvegon'e n e so 5 al
“"3““ ‘ “hi tiger" 391??“ its“.
, p v w n so: 11 an:
Ofinm- ,‘tor a 11am on In t o e‘sonate ah sni-
dim
‘ssed. As reported at!
tinted In t is file. No tilt! it pm i
its bucket 11 one from doing business
moment was adopted Drdihiing th i f,
Mimi iiii't iii 9 effect utitll Jui‘
1,1 08. fliii‘ that I ape WWHB passhii.
Minn Alice liroiio of Lowe street.
who has been spending a month with
her 1111111 In iirooiilyh, returned home
yestmlay. ‘
W. ibrviiig Tours. of Union Place,
has returned home
sight seeing tour in New York and
ilrooltlyn.
_alitl riot Mortimer nous mid
and Mr. mm tins: waiter ruin
the and family. or sternum; itl'o cunn-
ing at Combo
from il' week's ‘
iey parties, It Whit discovered inbt
Work that the Washington sireht
bridge iii a foot too low for thil‘tyw
of car. The double truck closed curs
‘er not so-raii‘iiirtite open ones and
spoils under witiibiit trouble. .
, Ufl‘Ju—‘un‘uu
Constable Taylor, of Rldgeilold, colit-
[municnted with the police of this city
liteiiterday by adoptions asking them it
look a couple idle had some hunt
I: 35%;“ with one or this parties
11 about i iron“ live film,” sill
not! the other a st of lift sen.
mother» ot- the girl isiired at the men
cog-'1
was planning to mite h
01.1) corona
daughter ,
iii
" . it had been rim through at the no
Vonyf
Mrs. Jhlilm H Wiimot 0f 17 Willa-t away,
two Weilesit iii Btamtord
North muster .
vii,
more “its. in “oi-wills.
on t'aih iiiiidi‘ey made an tilt
both "W1 h“ 5““ "9mm" "0m“ ventigsiloii find learned that the couple
Mid come here to company with two utilit-
“idioms.m Tao: tiers one Ithgpiilng is???
and 1111 t ii i ey expose ore
H“; trace ”9"“ who ““5 We“ to Ridgeiieid when they had completed
. . 31“! W“ of Mt brother. their on on cities mini so
in WWW" “it“ "5“ rmw to’ln‘mere with
their plane-v- ,
[mushy
Grip and Pleurlry out: of tit
50 DOSES 25c,
to wards is one amuse; ” 3 '
Cures Sore Throat, Quin V $0
125 u are?» .~ ‘ ' -
No opium, no culminate WW. “0 poison... .
n. r. JACKSON a co...
’11 an... wwfl,’
, be introduced in the house.
W
1 {about} radially—u! was inst thinking
‘_ ' Monuments
.,*’iio business t idii
‘itoursi we lst’it
Mr. 1'1 wa‘ii found at his home if
”it shout last night and tie“ " . r
mind that he 2nd any dealin nsmwith
the men menti he‘d; With r'ef‘er on w ;
after the sumac in induced» ,
ton in this quite. . Mr.
is so never rad dealings ,
_ do no on on Inbieoti ne- ;
'vbt intuit ,‘oiT any such arrangement ‘.
and We'll-'3 ornIimedusmy such paper j
as ignoring in said iris‘zdsitsmllligg ~1
it t 1/ sons 0 9 sea ,
'- once hill 6.7 as water all tries in» '
tersstea in dealing in stocks, and said
possible moment at which a bill could
M
, Teacheru‘l‘homas, I saw you laugh
What were you laughing.
Tefidlioi‘WYoii have
during collect , . ,
i“ agsi ii’. . i
‘IID their hands Saturday night and (1“th facts, tucked trout and back, long sleeves, with tucked cults, made tonsil. .
White Lawn Walsts, tucked fronts, with lace insertion, tucked ,
('OI'rilpti‘dn fund set aside to prevent lish effects, the lot to be sold at a big reduction of their true value. Tit
'. thostile legislation in Connecticut was
, found m the safe Which the police above waists will have to be seen to be appreciated. Only We In
8385 Washington or “
Ila-Icon-
iesses, in lawn,‘ regular prices 37. 00 up to $15. 0
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I... one..-
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Dancing. Boating. ,
and other attractions.
Especial'attention glycn to Automobile Parties. .
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening .
Villvery any we hear expressions of approval of the goods shown luv thin
if you have overlooked the fact that we chrry fiili assortiii’eriih
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