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missa'ianséiifi.‘ —,
For gown 4 d7 vi pity; “min “b-
7 night ind i&ay. iii 'i‘hér lumpifiiii
area of high pressule that. was centlul
in the upper Mississippi Valley yesten.
day morning has moved castration. and
\ ‘ it you don‘t till it
they are better than any at the saute
price in this city, we will cheerfully
return the purchasing price and no
questions asked.
tilln'lt' anthem: ,
li‘
In lib boxes at..... ....... 50 and am:
in' fifth boxes at. . ...... 30 and 49¢
is now central in the lake region it
is producing cool. pleasant weather in
all sections east ot‘ the Mississippi
Iiver. A disturbance is developing this
morning in Montana. The teIupeIa-
ture continues high from Kansas south's,‘
mud to Mékicot "I‘hé Weather in this
vicinity will be Ii'air and cool.
Olive Branch Lodge, N019, Knights
Of PYthias will hold a regular meet“
ing tomorrow night; ,
Miss Hannah Ciune of Norwalk has
returned from a. short sojourn at As-
bury Park, New Jersey.
Miss Florence Blur has returned to
her home in Nor.waik after a week's
visit with relatives in Bridgeport.
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Mr. and the. Joseph Davis. of ii Ilion .__
1mm 7L
The King School,
ntreetfi are entertaining Mr. Davis’ sisI
ter, Miss Lottie Davis. of New Yolk
Conrad Boil has sold his propelty
on the West Rocks Road Winnipauk
to Mrs. (Willis, of New Ymk City
Lincoln Council, No 4 Older of
United American Mechanics. is to hold
a meeting on FIiday evening as usual
George V. Holt, or Norwsik, attend
ed the state convention of the Sons
31' St. George at Wallingfotd yester-
ay.
-—DI". Dick's cures malaria.
Chocolate Peppermint ........ 10c box
Chocolate Wintergreen . ..... 10c box
ch'océuu'e it‘ll-lions. .15.: 6le
Chocolate Maple Walnuts... ..10c lid!
Chocolate Gammon ....... 10c bow
Assorted Chocolates. sample size” 1pc
Chocolate Turnoutl' Butter Scotch. 10c
ico Cream ChocoiaM. ............ till:
i, v“_ “I . ' ~11, ! I . ,I
elleu Jr.
Drought.
3 North Main jtrcot.
TOI. 026—3
OF STAMFORD . (
A Day School for Boys. 7
A very strong stat! of teachers givdsI
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough preparation for college or
business, manual training, athletics.
Reopens for Fall 'i‘eIuI, Thursday.
September 26.
Fol Catalogue address
ALFRED C. IROBJENT,
Mrs Mary ii. Root. of Bridgepmt,
spent Sunday at the home of her son
Horace ii Root. or S Blush stIeet'
Nelwaik.
Edward Merriam and family moved
yesterday from Lowe sheet to tllciri
recently pulchased residence in Bav-
view avenue.
Tile Hat Finishers’ Society is to hold
its regular monthly meeting at Cen-
tral babor Lyceum, Washington street,
this evening. , . I
Mr and Mrs Howard W. Doty and
daughtel. Marguelite, of Nolwalk, have
Iclurned home from a vacation tllp to
Athol, Mass.
Percy Thompson. a former well-
kuown Norwalk boy is enjoying II vs-
cation from his duties at the Gilbert it
Bennett otiicc in Georgetown.
Al large automobile. in which it was
believed that MIs. (i rovcl Cleveland
and one of her daughters were passed
thlough Norwalk yesterday
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre, is to hold a regular meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock, in Mystic
Chain Hull. Washington street,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel hilltop Stev-
ens, of Fairfiold av'enue. started today
for (Trout Harrington. Mass, where
they will enjoy a vacation trip.
‘ -Hoad.I. Mentor.
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Miss Mabel Sherry. ol‘ BlidgepoIt, is
the guest ol MI. and Mrs F. B. Cole-
man.
The Misses Bessie, and Addie
7Nuphcy and Miss Mal MIIr'liil have
planned to spend next week at ()Iange
Lake. New York.
Mrs. A S. Williams who has been
. visiting heI sister Mrs Geolge iinuis, ,,
of West street, has Ietllmed to hei‘
home. in NeI'wbl‘Irgh N Y.
Tile weekly deuce was held at the
Norwaik Yacht Club last night, at the
club house atiiickoly Biutl’. Speldci‘s
Orchestla, of Biligcpolt, furnished
music.
The work on the City of Norwnlk's
extensive new sewer work is progress
inn. Contractor A. M. Cusack has colli-
pioted the Newmwu and Adams avo-
nIllc selvoIs with the exception of ”10
lIianhoies
Burke, Deutsch & Company, who lo
cated in NOi walk have been awaldcd
the contract {or the new 8 000 ion {‘4an
pocket of Bishop and Lynne The con-
tructing film is now oIIgI Igor} ill erect-
ing a concrete house in Woodbury ave-
nutI and will start. work on the new
job in a few days.
Mayor Charles E. how has called
Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Nichols.
who have been eIIjOinlg a trip to CIlll-i
ada. huVo leased the house occupied
by Mr and Mia. William Lauder, in
Sound View Terrace.
James Goillch, iidmlmd Zoiult, Judge
Joseph R. Taylor. William F. Hoyt and i
Lester iiyxthlI. of South Norwalk. start
tonight, ill the launch Roma, for it two
Weeke' trip to Block island.
Considerable work has been done, at
thr- Centel chool Norwaik, in prepar-I
nilon ioI thtI tall teIIII. New items have
bot-II laid in some of the rooms and
there are also several new bleckboards.
'i‘ho liuntlug Construction Company,
of Long island City, which is building
tho iliiel system for the (‘ity of South
Norwalk. at Wiltpn has secured the
contract for a large tiller plant at he-
ton, Pennsllvallin.
a special meeting of the citizens or
South Norwalk for next Friday night.
lho‘ 23d inst. in Arioll Hall, for the
purpose of approving or disapproving
an not entitled "An Act. Concerning a.
Board of Estimate and Taxation of the
City of South Norwaik, passed by the
General Assembly of this state at its
January session. 1907.
Mrs. William M. Belts and daughter,
Miss Helen Belts, have just returned
l'Iom a visit in Cleveland. Ohio. 'i‘bcy
Iaturned soonIII than they had llIltIIId~
‘tId, owing to the Isthmus illness of Mls.
iietts mother, Mrs Millard. The lat
tcr,I who is over eighty years of age,
continues in about. the same condi-
tion." tine-71s suffering from a‘aum-I
Iner complaint. which is aggravated byI
her advanced years.
The .Norwalk police ,niatlon ln Wat-
m street has just been given II com
plett overhauling and presents II llliaht.
Ilppoarance'in its new dress. The
Miss Mayme Dunning of F. A.
Mao‘s IIoIItIIIrIlioncry store. in Wash
lllgton Hllovi. is enjoying her annual
vacation of two weeks. which is being
sponfllt Asbul' Park Delaware Water
Gap and the erkshlrvu.
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it
P‘. F. illlrnaol' the Norwhlk ilostou
Store, has Inturnrd from his vacation
trip. much improved In health. hir'
Burns Was in Providence during ()ld
iiol’ne Wm-lt their and also visited
Block island.
Mruatld Mrs, William McPherson...
of iiaVilnnd street. are on a trip to
Niagara Falls. Fl'lIIioIirk Scoflcld, .li'..
the newly appointed llliernmn of Old.
o‘fliitiit and Ladder ”company’s
trll in acting as 'Idrlvtr during Mr.
McPherson s absence
M
Attorney Richard B. Freeman. Jr.,
of New London is stuttering from a
sprained angle incurred a the Thames
Club picnic. Major Free an is a them
her 1277!“: I of General Russell
Fruity IV,“ hoop/n in South Nitr-
I.
not afford to be without a savings so
i
flout. with war oliires have been re-
pllpered', ild varnished and “the coil
room has been ’kalsonlined Chall-
mun Chalice A. SIIotield. of the police ‘
department is Very proud of the Job
The walk is about completed lIxIIe i
for H new coat of paint i'm the roll
While Jesse A. Chase was drlvlnh
his ,Pooe-ilarttord automobile into F
ii Lockwood and Company’s garage in
Wath' street. Norwalk this morIIllig.I
Wild machine collided with the door and
several dollhl'll dulltage resulted. The
door was torn out. and
thin automobile was bent. ‘Whiie Mr r.
(those was at The Knob yestelduy at-
ternuun. ihu utooring gear was heat
and it lonelier“ “Ithat this mdrhlnfi’s 7
accident wall due somewhutio . this;
cause , 'I ,
Major Eben Hill
mince oliiuer and inspector of small
arms practice Connecticut National”
Guard will leavu South Norwalk sub,
lil‘Itluy morning. tor Camp Perm Ohio.
To engage in the national ride match.
Former Lieutenant curries til. Cakes.
he will have charge or the culllhnII
No matter WW7 he BMW ‘0" 94" é“ the Cnumwllmil team. accompanies
. t. The Son n Norman Tutsi.
(gigglpariy hays idol“ or cent, on any
amount. Depend tii‘ d it interest from
the firtit of 6M month payable in
January and hair. ‘ I
7’. up‘i Mi HI”: ,I
I: 1 “Tina?
n 41““ k, I]. ”1.
Mar Hill. The other members in that
team will he met at Springfield, Moss's:
chliwsuits fall the piggy expects to tir-
live in b veidnd.‘ Ohio, samlay. and
lit, cm Lorry on Mend”? ready
.47th on est.
That's how muchMé I 7
In "all: boxed ‘at.......$1.2“o and odds
lithe {lathe oil“
117., brigade ordi ,
Cdllcilét‘».w
lViA till
ron ..
WIFII.,.
this Week at figures that make; , articles unquestionably rare bargains.
Won't you lotI tls show You these goods? The largest and. best liner!!!
Fancy Chairs and Rockers in the Twin Cities. You can suit your taste helc
Without great tux on your purse. E ‘
I» warren L distiller R AND calm “
x’La-tl NorihMiih SW “‘7'“! " " Sodth ”Home“: Conn.
ihmiiiyi ‘I“‘
5‘ Passenger Grout Tounalr,
One and TWO iiorse Farm; Wagons
Horse Goodso all ' 7
Rubber Tues Filinls all; '
North Main. Street. a
Ni ii {’74- 4113133
low arts WWI
WEST ST no stemming AVE.
South ,nrwaurI
AI. ,
to
Hi"; 1:“ 1 4:14.73 ,
u‘i 9’ "my .
with?
Ioillln- "”2-
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will“?
We are now developing this chOiCe rcSidLentiai property, ri9-
cated on the high land within ten minutes oi the station. It has
been caréfuily restricted and divided into hall acre lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor. “ '
I, W) . - > ; I
by purchasirig i pidt for Cash bhfifi our easy pay'i'ti'tht‘ plan. If
you are proparcduo build at on cc, ‘we will make you a very at-
tractive proposulom Ask your local broker or write usu “We are
not strangers in south Norwaik—Harbor View Beach and Her-
bor View Park, and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK
ifil so 7 ‘7 I1»; ‘7
Associated Blind Iii Bidets
if 8. little. Pres. frederick iéhiflill‘s Trees.
2‘52 ' Huguenot Street,”
New Rochelle, NY. T51. 823.
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DON'T Loot-z TAGS". "'
As the Town Clerk Will Not Furnish
Another PM; of Charge.
lions IIIe' silowinl: tlIII‘lI disliklI lot
the new dog law by losing their tags
and thc owuels in some places ex-
peel the town chairs to iulnish sub-
uiitute tags tree of charge. Comliiis-
sioncr on Domestic Animals ii 0
AVeIlli says that as the town cielks
must pay for all tags i‘uinished to
them, they cannot supply substitute
tags fol nothing unless they want to
Island the expense. ii the tags are
not properly hitched to the dog. the
ownel will be the iosoI, unless a town
clerk wants to stand the ..loss which
it ill evident the law does not
contemplate.
EXTRADiTION HEARING.
HARTFORD. August 14 ~Govornor
Woodluli' hold a healing yestclday in
the public! on the application oi (lov-
IIIIIIor ”ashes. of New Yolk. l‘Iol lilo
extradition of See Top 'i‘aua. a China-
Inau who keeps it laundry and tea
store in Waterbury and who is want-
ed in New York to itiitth‘i‘ to the
”2%..K”. 5... Nu. ..
ARE OFFICERS EXTRAVAGANT?
General Darlington investigating
Charges in Philippines.
WASHINGTON, August, i»i.~—-'i‘hc
War ilcpartIncnt. has it‘lli'iitHI that
”rig-{lea Ernest A. Burlington, who
was specially charged by Secretary
'ilal't to make a thriller investigation
lllto the alleged irregularities in tho
quarlernlaster's department in the
Philippines arrived in Manila July 5
and entered upon his work thlI follow-
big day. The original investigation
was based on the itilcgutloa that a
number of army oiliccls stationed in
the Philippines had caused a lot of ex
pensive immune to be IIlauulaI-tured
for their use and MI souvcnlls to be
sent to llleir friends in the states, for
:which no proper return was made to
the governor. The testimony in the
case was conflicting, so General Dul-
i}! lfton was instructed by SIIIIIIItIIry
ttI'o proceed to Manila to get at the
bottom oi“ the bobble. Upon his lo-
per't I.vlil depend the obtuse to be
adopted by the dept lllncnt1 in its tleul
aren't or certain I) corn with were ul- charge or grand larceny.
s ,e to have Il'lit'lllsud their. lrlll lIIIIIIu lug was continued until Iielt
W. W..-m. ._.-..._ .........., .
lam. ,I... 7 ‘
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'"Woxwmw‘fi: nip“!
1s moi-strum enough; it; ME
.41.. e, on; “cough
pot ice “are worth} _, gage.
’ harnfltti’, i‘hdu‘lttnllle
”£th only. , l“infer as
has triumphed lam Business: for has
.7“ u f: , if?
“go every airmail his hit: SURE Ito bathe the
“martini oi, oi“! ‘Bhim every nix i334! 3M! is the summit
psmoemsue amusemi is" the rel-mt. ltoitfi
openings; misinik92. phlegm some; the lungs to the vised
of you b. (Tell a or ‘1
wholly for It. .tlowweeks and WSW
UMW
alone
tor
m4! 016”
Mme “Maren consumption.’ “time air 6piattm¥n It
i . . nose menace; MWMM‘HB
auntie to
as} I iii utr“ .iIIi
r9 _“
IIIM‘ ll
. ,ii“ I 44% «TIMI
, 91‘. plant watchman tor the
Steel Lo. Mr Meyer was asleep in Is »
7 he gilbols rescued Mr.
(Tar let Sale. ,
some can
55 SAID I170 as:
as, 8“loaded; with not}; "2
that
00 bottle.“ keep up the treatment :7
wharf-unit
l-iouso occupied by Daniel o.
- Burned-Lem. Mayor injured.
COMJNSWLLIQ August 14 mA two
story house, opined by Jacob (lollFiol.
on the new road in the sputheln part
of the town, w sburued to the ground
house was occupied by Daniel G. May
house at the time the the started.
Lottie, his daughter. wiio was at sat. in
tb house, gave the aorta, and The
Meyol
dii’ilculty. H.“ was badly burned about
was, taken to the house
Moms The house was insured for
she a .400 in the Math British and
Mercantile insulallca Co Mr Meyer 9
son lost, $450 in the tire The Collins
Co’s town engine arrived too late to.
be oi any assistance. The tire start-
ed ildhl the explosion ol‘ an oil stove.
The total loss is about $2,590.
NEW MEN THE TROUBLE.
i-iartforci Trolicymon's Union Dlnstlc
ith New Wage Scale.
HARTFORD All pat 14 —~'l‘he mem-
hols ,ol' the local rollcyulen’s, Union
announce thell dissatisfaction with the
new wage scale and a meeting of the
union has been called tor Sunday
when action will be taken.
It is undelslood that, the complaint
emanates ilom the . men who have
been on the road two ya u orI less
The older men are sate Jed w ill the
,Iconcessions made by to New Hav n
oiilcials Special trolley cats will 9
run to the towns adjacent ,to this city
Sunday to enable mcinboi‘s ol’ I tell
union to attend the meeting here.
.7 M
COL. HEFT IN SMA‘SHUP.
Head of N. H. Road Elcctrlcal Depart-
ment Hurt.
BRIDGEPORT Aug;r ust 14.——Col.
Ii. Heft l'ormeri'y at “the head of the
electric department at the New Haven
ware in an automobile sinashup on the
noon.
Hezcn and daughter of Joralmen
street Brooklyn. and driven by Pat
lick Rooney, chauffeul 7
- DISASTRDUS DFiY SPELL.
JEWE’T‘T CITY, August 14,—The
half century. Many, factories in the
cotton mill owners have suiiered heav-
ily'. any, of the owners have been oom-
peiied to draw water from rivers and
save any of their crops. No rain pt
any consequence has fallen in this vi-
cinity iII sevelai weeks.
,, SITE FOR CLUB HOUSE.
BRIDGIGPIORT AugpstI ii. ——A war
lsuty do was tiled iii the town
clerk's 0 Ice .yita‘stet‘daf whereby the
Mianloguc Y‘aI ht club purchases i‘Iqu
Frank Miller It piece of land at the
ram of Scnview avenue with Tilt) feet
frontage 011 Johnson creek and adjoin-
ing the property oi the Hitchcock En-
gine Co The rlhb Wilt deVelop the
property as It club house it is an ideal
spot for II yacht club and has a nat-
ural basin to lay its boats in that is
completely land“ locked,
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The
dirt
ii. i Angeline
8041.30,.
lulllllulr
Bullies all:
l3I4- [,36
Washinaton Street
80. Noruplllf '7
t. '- i";
“You are lucky in that Your
customers mum to you.”
. There may be an (Iidiniint of “
. luck in it. bllt we believe it is
more largelyilue to the tact'that
We never regard the that under Z‘.
from any outI as the last one we jj
.. sore likely toIhsve. 'l‘hls‘hl par-
F7, iicuhlriy true or our its: bust
nose. The personal. prompt and
accurate attention given to ov-
'I cry order makes ‘a permanent
‘2 customer.
WEAR Pearce-r Lessee.
romances,
7-6 United Bank Building.
Tel. 354-12.
lg
yesterday morfin g at it) pclock. The I . 7. “
thl ands am his hair was singed. lie ,
“ h “ of Will ter '
road. with Mrs. Heft and son. William. ‘
New York turnpike in Black Rock this ’ 7
They were struck broadside by ‘
a New York car containing Mrs M. .C. 7
present dry spell is probably. the most ..
disastrous known here during the last I: -
eastern part 01’ the state have boon ,
compelled to close down on account of I
the drying up of the streams and the -
pelted to pllt steam power in their».
mills and factories tor, the-first time. t" I
Farmers are suli’ering greatly nsI,the .7
result of the drought and are com: _,
lakes, many, miles away. in order to 7
ii
7, as souruInAIu an; ”cashmere: m huh wmsnmsuroso.
Coll us . 7
with I 1711.. I
., ”’de
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Every“ hour in til? 54in e “edict; surpass
any Corresponding hour previous to this sale since We came to South
Norwalk I ,-
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his
14““il‘énien ouslsnpcoss.
at.” 7 l
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That we are doing the biggest business in the history of, this
store is, not due to more chancIe;Iit is the direct result of unccasihg
efforts on our part to give our customers at all times the best possible
values-to give them good goods for less than they can buy them
elsewhere, and to give them complete satisfaction at every purchase.
Don’t miss the Big Bargains ofi'ered. Sale ends Saturday night.
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New open {Duffie Sel‘son of 196717 7’f “I
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating, Bottling
and other attractions.
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Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
. Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
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can. BUSINESS EDUCATOR.
4 ii I ‘ 7'i v 'u'l-IrLIi' writ. (Cw qgi
a school paper published by.
Mom" Business College
will help you decide i’vl’lat‘ lo do when vacation is over.
Sent free upon request.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
71.17,
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acts and Evaluations
EverflddyV'we hear expressions of approval of tile go’biisflown in this
department. i
it you have overlooked the fact that we carry tall assortme’nts ot laces . I
and embroiderles We would suggest. in at you come in and. getmcquainted. I ',
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Final Silo? cl Enamel ShiiS‘I7L'7 ..
iii-03.49.14 3mm. Goats. MIMI? Functions.
and Gordie. regardless or con. » ,
“"331vti‘QQI‘li‘) HILL.
The Parts class in S‘uii’t House,
I.” may" _
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