Suds, Iron Beds a“.
{it"t'.
Pits. P k in.
.. I" iii hunt
rumina- ,. .
this week at figures that make The articles unquestionably rare bargains.
WEATHER nonsensi-
For‘Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight. Saturday probably rain.
Warmer. An area of high pressure
along the Atlantic coast is producing:
cool. pleasant weather tilt the eastern
sections. A wellvdsllncd disturbance ;
central over Lake Superior is produc
ing cloudy and IIItIIy weather in the
upper Mississippi valley and western
portion of the lake Iegion. it will
probably more eastward and this y;
Guaranteed Pure and Free '
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clnity will be on the southern spit ski!”
of it on fieturday. Conditions,, luv 3 I
i'air went r followed .by lucr‘easin r “I TP'IPIIPP ‘PW
cloudiness and probably rain The
temperature will‘ rise slowly.
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Miss Hattie .Olmstead, of Norwalk. .~ ,,
was in Wilton? on Saturday. Whit?
OF you .
A Day 38:ng tor Boys.
' A very: tag of teace
individ tit-18.393) Met-y
thorouglitimrepar‘ation for college or
business, manual training, athletics.
Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday,
September 26.
For CataloV ‘5” address ,
. IIA‘LFRE ‘Ic.‘ROBJENT."'
. Head Master. . V,
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond
aIe spending a few days in Boston,
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Mrs Frank M. Homan has been ulte
ill at her home 4 Franklin street.
~Auto Caps. Auto Caps. 0' Brien.
The barge Haines has arrived with
a cargo of cement for Raymond Broth-
ers.
Banner council Daughters of Liber
ty. held a regulat meeting last even .
ing at. theitgr‘odge rooms
Mrs. Hirdi‘n . .s of thgeiicld, is
entertaining Mrs. William Warren and
daughter, of South Norwalk.
-,-..A. . “mqfiriw ~_’ A“..- ”A .. ..
Mrs. C. H. Loomis, of New Haven
is the guest or Mrs Berna M Richards
ot' Wont street. ’
In.
~Pot Roasts and Boiling Pieces very
rcasbnabie at. New Yoik Market.
' Mr. and Mrs. Williatmli. Katie, who-
have been on an automobile trip in
Miss Margaret McGowan of New
York city is visiting her sister “Mrs
Jenn Barry, of Cedar street.
V5 Passentiei Grout Touring Car. lorSale
T Rubi ' Tires Furnished to"
srsgives IT
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3' out you let us show you lhesd’. goods? The largest and best this of
Nanny ChairsInnd Rockers in the Twin Cities. You can salt your taste born
without great tax on your purse.
mica» Immoral
one and
Two Horse Balm Watkins.
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WEST ST AND SCRIBNER AVE
IISouiIh Norvtiadlt
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We are now developing this chotcii residential property, 10-
catcd on the high land within ten minutes of the station. It has
~Roast licei’,16c lb., at New York
their locomobiie to New auipshho.
Market
accompanied by Mts Eare’s father
Judge Asa B. Woodward, have return
ed to Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles K. Wilcox and daugh-
ter. of Ware, Mass, artI visiting Mrs.
John Barry, of Cedar street.
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——Fancy Bands, Fancy Bands. O'Brien
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B. Carpenter
of West street, are the guests of rela-
tives in Waverly, INew eJrsey.
Summer goods are being sold-
ill
very low prices to close till;
week, at
N. E Ryan & cows It' will tiy you to
visit the store, as the uallt es are al-
ways reliable. landmine 01. the articles
on sale may be inst what you want.
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~Native Potatoes, 80c pk.
II‘.
Lawlott to (lo. '
D.
M S Smith 8V: Co.’ 5 announcement
of Saturday and Monday specials is of
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' -—Thts- week Eggo-Seetra for 26¢.
F. D antond’IT-‘uCOI Ig’
particular inter est today. See adv. I
._...____..._.. George E Risley, ol the ales dc
Mrs. Brown or South Norwalk, and partment of the Electric V 'cle Coin-
Miss Daisy Williams of Norwalk. puny Hartford matters» at he Colum-
have been rccént-Iguests in Sonthport. his, automobiles was. It. visitor in Nor-
walk for a. short time yesterday alter
noon on a business trip.
-~C. & K. Stilt Hats. O‘Brien.
——St.raw IIhtsJStraw Hats. O‘Brien.
Miss Fanny Hoyt. of East. avenue. is
luite iii. Miss‘ Hoytvis-now believed
to he improving slightly.
wauam‘ J. ‘Méu‘ugh‘, .Ir.. of South
Main street.= is logo on It cruise to
Miss Estellown Rhoadcs, ,who has
beenthe guest .ior tumwoeks of Miss
Lillian Gods. of Grand street will re-
home to Phlilipsbuttg, New Jer-
P
Block island in the speedy launch Ni- s’e .‘tomorrow Miss Rhoades will be ,
tro Glycerine , . . ac npanied by Miss Glide, who will
13 . r, guest for anchor! time. _
-Republlc Milk, 3 for 25c. F. D.’
lawton & Co ~Legs of Spring Lamb, l8c ib.. at
.-:--- New York Market.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paul. Oi- Grove
sticct left town yesterday on a trolley .-
tIip to Boston, and expects to be ab- ‘
scat about. a week.
This Week. lilgg-O-Sce, 3 for 26c.
i). Lawton (It Co. ,
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.and in some plots will be a total
,The crop was late at best, and
Ie Brolonged drought has proved too
pinch in many cases. The potato crop
a o suffering to some extent. in
Lot] vegetables and es‘hccially tho
‘Tihii-Tlliiill fruits such as berries arc
drying on the bushes and much of the
crop will be lost.
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——Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Mr.,ImIl Mrs. Adam B... Muttart. and
children have returned from a. trip to
Albany, Newburgh andothcr places oi“
interest along the Hudson.
-—~l.egs of Spring Lamb. lilo 1b.. at
New York Market. -
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Lewis 0. WI'II'IlIIll, clerk anti stenog-
raphIIr of the South Norwalk Trust
Company, is enjoying a two weeks’ vu-
Iatiou.
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I‘Gharlcs Boilwdod, of New Cannon. 3
formerly of South Norwalk whose tlrut '
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lets, which'
we now offer to the builder or investor. . ' ‘ . .
‘ T‘is'eln' ”kl“? VPI’SL‘ '
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by purchaéid; p; plot for gash or on our easy payment plfin. If
you 'are ptep‘ared to“ build at once, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposrtton. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Namath—Harbor View Beach and Har-
hot-"View mama now the best of all, HIGHEAVTTTT) PARK.
taunted Ttlfll'tT ti limiters
if S. lithe. Pres fredétldt Justin's, lrtas.
252 Huguenot Street,
New Rochelle, N .iI. "
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REPORTS OF DISSENSIONS CON-
FTRMED.
PARIS. August 16. ~'l‘ho reports or m“
at police- inside
and Gen. Santa Olnlia, the
commander at Casablanca. are otiicial
I: confirmed. The Tfllit‘l declined to
take tilt the positions south oi tho IIlly
assigned to
tommander of tho Flonch cxpcdillon- ample.
my force on thII ground that his in
structions .l'rom Madrid specifically warships and troops in Morocco is its
cord.
T‘:
rlty and. restricted his action to par- Isivc oi the incidental
tic pation in lthat. Nomination. of order. newspapers are asking who- will pay
{Tm the ins lo . t rmttiou— tumult]...
Mrs. Ursula Meade, of Georgetown,
attended the funeral of her sister-in
law, Mrs. Charles Williams, of South
Not-walk; Monday.
Pier, and who was arrested on a com
ililalht sworn.- -out. by her. charging him
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TdTITldrcn was. rdleaacd. yesterday,
figwl’ort Chester court. Mrs. iiclT
Iod. No. 1, still this enough coati-
theme in him to. accept: his word that.
lhe will assist towardsV- the children's
istt‘pbort‘
“Roast ilcct llic lb. at New York
Villarkct.
.. lillglh lilltter, 280 ll). VF. D. L. & (‘0.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens, of
Quintard avetiiwmieu South; .Norwalk
yesterday lot at» . week's vacation trip to
Asbury Park. New Jersey.
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A largo barn is being built in the
roar oi the residence... decently llttlI1
chased by Mr.» Hanna 0,. Owens, iVII ,
High street South Norwblk.
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A group or summer people who call
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acclaim. and of which DI. .(lcrrit
mith, t a composer and musician, is
is prominent.- mcinber.I Iw-ilt- Waive two
uthort plays and sonic vaudeville on
Saturday. cvenlnz.A1w..17,.. in the;
"i‘own Hall... Thgps ”TNT?“ prom
iseII well It‘s mot tIeI octets are
slave: and “NHWMTL II'IllIVe claim am
Put lunch Mefitillilfllhgz and "The
Marble Arch " Tnid the p’i‘og‘i‘ahi will be
brought to It tilting climax by It tool
cut song and dance. ,
William lI‘I-IIIis. of Flint (trove streetp
who has ,had a bad attacimoi blood
poisoning in one of his feet, is now
gcttlng along nicely. as the wound has
opened and (Inuit-II less pain.
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wElgili litittcr. 280w. .F'JJJA. 6i: QVO.
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George A. Comeback, IleTo has been
spending II vacation iTl his former
home in Norwalk. has returned to An-
sonic. Mr, Ctnastock is in the jewelry
business in that. place.
Mr. «Tull/i rs. W that In. A. Stevens. of
Greontlvgwuflisn‘ TCarTIlé Sloth-nu.
or N . . remnants or Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Stevens, to thlgelleld. .: I W
. '“TTTTc corn In many gardens is drying
over Sunday. .V
“W . New A W. Marlin. WhoI tinsel:
ether Hale returned to her residing at Norfolk, ylrgtnin for the,
Jaitchlng. torturing skin eruptions.
, it t brings quick relief and they
(“It .an‘lu) ‘drivsone wild. Donne”
maltrea- . It: tit Millet“ any Attic
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liom‘dnth‘lfliiy’ in Hartford after It two my} mm. months has returned” to!
we‘ski'i'Pmylwlth Mlomcmue IIWilyMii' her. home: his Eli diamond "avenues
'i‘ayiol‘ twentieth it use acmmummrd lirltlgeporl tom snort: mum Mn Mm
by Mg: and his Clam Mend. tinnitus. has taut charge at «titanium
who ili Tic?a her guests for a Walk. 1ClIemicI‘Il Company' It exhibit at the
WW? hmestomesposltiau. has beencallsd
The foundation Par-4M new cottage.- limbo scrawny and sent want In unit
which. new (tunnels. of Bullish: Interest Maths above Aria. Mn Melt .
will hire manor Contaminants; is am,“
being istdmhd Pit is expected that can. premiums
punters Hill Milli! work
ing in about two week.
w rotuim Tllwfimi we;
‘ilia close I)! tutti «prism on. . ..
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Italic lives on i’cati. street. Port Chcs- "
li neglecting torprovide forms to, n, T
themselves the": Tokensltc Dramatic I
I Tim‘s} ’
and Man Mattie will _
«on the build return to “gratuity ”within: “Tim; I .
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mTTTlVaIzgngIIpJ , .
WV Funds. Chocolate, Cocoa.
“53:” (TOT 00. 010
.19. addition tqusuaiIIéhit‘IlUu
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.ViflI Iaf'wti- WI ” .
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"amounts shsso. Norwalk.‘ l i “will it: restroom.
Phonvemg MT” 1 T‘ . tint, HIM Minded} sm‘m‘wmm
U WI“ 1!! fihititfitu spiny wild
suits-attests "I’I‘l IPIIIt’ztIII altar 1r.
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. ”New ,l..ts,§-eu_m ,. mum. ..
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,mQA-I-m,gd...i within gins 1min.
- South Nat-walk
, , work.
it is explained, how
over. that. the misunderstandings are
I to the narrow instinctlons given
Ithe Spanish commander. and after:
Ilisssiislons between General Drlltlttpiifenmg the matter to Madrid tho
SpanishVIommanders are now in perfect ac-
'|‘hII governmont' s advices from Fez
indicate that the IIItIttsuIes taken to
him by Gen. Drudc. theI assthVc the safety of the Europeansarc
The cost of maintaining the French
prohibited hint from going outside the med up at $100, 000 per month, exclu-
Sonic at the
. w“, . . fig}, “’“r” 4., M.
can&- Lam. wags.“
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light,
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nits Brennan, oi Norwallt,
guest, of Mrs Charles Scotlsid.
cuter-
Masou ‘
illusion relatives have been
tamed at the residence of
VSVanslord
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This examination oi' the
on. Saturday.
days in- New York, Brooklyn
Conny island. .
Miss. Flora. Whitlock .has bean'
spending .a. tow days with her aunt.
Mrs. Lyman Beers
,1! any Wilcox, who has beou quite
in once the duatlt of his father on
Monday, is improving.
Mrs- Robert Williams and Mrs. Ar-
Vthur Nichols worehucsts of friends
in Ridgéfleld yesterday, .
Rev. and Mrs. Goorgm Bishop. of
Westporht have returned home, shot
.a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs G.
Waricii Bradley.
Mrs. Cable of Dover Plains, N. Y.
has retained home after a visit at the
resilience of Frank Clarke. in the
Cranbury district. .
The funeral of Frank Wilcox was
held yesterday from the residence of
D, 0. ClIase,.Itcv, Henry Schlosser
conducting the services.
.Mrs. Columbus Butkley istnow able
to walk about her yard, without the
aid of crutches, upon which she has
been dependent. for so long.
,_ Charles Rubey. head clerk for near-
. ly ten years at E L. Gregory’s Cran-
budy store. has resigned his position
and will engage in.’nnothcr line of
A carryall to meet the. out-of—townI
ministers. who will be‘ present. at the
Norficld Church anniversary services
on Saturday. will meet the east and
west-bound trolley cat‘s at Westport
on Saturday morning atItltIii‘I.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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, Clifford—4V. H Cryue, New Britain,
is. W Kirkland B. F. Ostrauder J. E.
:,Averili 1.. F. Fletcher E W. ingrsham,
Boston: C. R D. Meier F. S. i)aiiy,F
C ileckm H s Wood: Roger H. wit
Iliams New York; WilViTam 1“. Cwsley.
G N. Travis J W. .Tempie, Trenton;
A‘. S. Williams, Utica; A. W. Manson,
SyraI use Alfred Fassltt, Rising Sun.
IMd.: H. W. Nichols and Howard Pen-
;rose, Hartford.
Mahackemo—J. R. G.
Brandon, Dor-
iNew York; .L. R Hurlbutt, South Nor-
.‘walk; George E. Rockwell. Ridgefleld;
f\Vlllinm Moran. South Norwalk: J ll.
IVYork; CJIW.D.169’OT, P. J. Kenna 1..
TC. C. Morris, New York: l Atlas, Yon-
kers: D. W. Vaughn. Redding: F. C.
TSIIOW. Boston; F H. Field, New York;
EE. A. Merriam, Springfield.
TCARDINAL MERRY DEL VAL IL
ROME. August 1V6: felt, is reports
that the papal societary of slate, Car-
dinal Merry Del Val. whose health is
failing, will be appointed vicar— general
of the. pope. succeeding Cardinal Res-
night who will succeed. the late, Qatdt—V
na Svnlnpa as archbishop of Bologne.
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Washinaton Street
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saw no IUEE“
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' '{VepprpjiluekyI in, that your
customers ”Wither-your. ‘
There may be an element Vol
luck in it but we believe it is
more largely duo to the trial that
we never regard thti first order
. from any one as the last one we
,. are likely to have. This is par-V
TI ticuiariy true of our mt. bash
,th non. 'l‘hotpprsouai prompt and:
5- .accurate stimulus gt‘von to ev-.
”cry order when a permanent
”“iuustomer. *.I . . _ .
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Refraction Optician. 2:...
VII Waited Batik Dividing. 3:: .
:V to , Tr..- Milli . .1511"
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teachers .
for the town schools Will take place ”V
'T‘homas Donnelly is spending a few, I
and ""
thy; in Morison. New York; Mme. ll. .
iGlatyncr, Berlin; C. M. Stewart.
:ProvtdeII/co.VR. i.; William O. Kittie,-
3i)unne New Haven; R. P Grant New Shore Dinners a Specialty.
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Is a tremendonmucaess. livery cheat in the day III... sales. eddies! ,V,
any corresponding hour previous to this sale since we canto to South
NorwaTk. V T V
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That we are doing the biggest business in the history oi this .
store is not due to more chance; it is the direct result 0T uncertain:
acting
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value—to give them good goods for less than they can thy. them
clsewhete, and to give them compTete‘ satisfaction at every putchatiVV.
Don’ t miss the Big TBaVT‘gVaTIV‘ii offered. Sale ends Saturday night.
efforts on our part to give our customers at all times the best po
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Everythmglua 6 Optical Line.
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Eyfiesfilx med: lime
VVIVVNova open for th Season of I927:
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Dancing, Boating, Bathing
and other limitations.
Especial attention given to Automobile Partieli.
Roller Skating every afternoon and eveniiig.
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THE‘BUSINESS EDUCATOR
a schbol paper published by
Merrill Busmcss College
will help you decide what to do when vacation is over.
Sent free upon request.
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Fi‘Iiai 8a 9 of Summer Stills.
Dresses. sum, 00am Warm; Pears ‘Vddn.
and Our eta. redardiiii” ,3:le but: .. . : T’i
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