A complete ambitidtiut both iii Huck
“55 awn in Bath Il'ovmls. 2 ror“ I
ME. in white and corn. T
NW
townhouse nor
35 5 doors no
\
Harold 511de or the Crofut a Knapp
factory. is In Georgetown. visiting at
the home of his parents for a short
time.
Mrs, Frank Salies. of Providence it.
L. is visiting her sister, Miss Lillian
Covers“, of Westport avenue, for a 5
short time.
5 Mrs. Robinson, of Westport avenue. -
is in Boston on her vacationxsnd ex- .
Doom to return to Norwalk the second
week in August. , 3 ,3
-Straw and Panama Hats. O‘ Brien. 5
Mrs. Frank E. StAIrr and son and
daughter, of Westport avenue Nor
walk, are camping fer a few days with
friends at Compo Beach.
howls H, Scolield. of Mott avenue.
Norwalk. expects to be able to occupy
his fine home in Newtown avenue
about the middle of August. ,
Edward Meeker, of Westport, with
his family, and Mrs E. S Adams en-
joyed a trip to Danbury, yesterday,
in Mr. Meeker's fine automobile.
Frederick W. F. Andrews, of Nor-
walk, is in New Haven today. repre-
senti the Norwalktlocal union at the
genera conference held at that place
Mr. and Mrs Moss and son and
daughter, of Staten Island are spend-
ing a. vacation at the home of Mrs.
Charles Rider of Westport avenue.
Norwalk. 0
. Mrs. Otis Hotchklss and son Earl,
with the formers sister Mrs. Bing-
ham, of Marion, Conn. are the guests
of their cousin, Mrs Frank J. Brad-
bury of Bnyview avenue
4—Korn Kinks, 3c pkg. ‘F.D.L. & Co.
Edward Kelley. who has been a pa-
tient in the Norwnlk Hospital for sev
eral weeks, with pleuro- pneumonia, is
now at his home in Carter street, New
Canaan, and improving rapidly
Today is a rare one for July The
air is clear and invigorating. with
just enough breeze to act as a splendid
tonic. The sun shines brightly and
its warmth is just one of comfort. ,
Suvenii' postal cards are being re-
ceived from Augustua C. Roselle, who
is attending the Imperial Comicll of
the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of
the Mystic Shrine, in St. Paul, Minne-
sets.
-—C & K. Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs A. C Cuneo of 26 Elizabeth
street, has returned from n ten days’
sojourn in the Catskill Mountains.
Miss E'dith Cuneo and Master Victor
Cuneo tetumed with her, but Miss
Helen Cuneo remained for a protract-
ed stay.
-Egg-0-See, 6c pkg. F.D.L. 8: Co.
The Connecticut State Laundry—
men’s Association will hold its fourth
annual outing at Morris Cove New Ha-
ven, Monday, July 20. The o'ulrlng will
include a. shore dinner at the Shore-
ham, and a. business meeting at the
same place. a,
' —-Dr. Dick's‘cures Malaria.
A young woodch with a broken
wing was found thig‘mornlug by some
of the workers 0n the Radel oyster
i the at the Washington street bridge.
'< Frank Middleton, the well-known hunt-
er and: fisherman. took care of the b rd.
and later turned it over to Game a!-
den Smith. , 3 ,,
—suaw afis’smfi Hats. O'Brien.
‘ The oil'bn l street is now get~
ting soaked 66635 and promises to be
a success fr ilig the dust question
in that vicin’i. he oil on the trol.i
ley tracks run as t impossible to stop
the cars, and it is accessory to sand
all the tIraclss t the residents are
well pleaseddm the success
~Egg-0-See. . kg. F.D.L. & 00..
There is a sé es of baseball game
on betweea'lthé lver streets and th
Water streets of Norwalk. Wednes.
day afternoonzfli wildfires game of three
was planed, didethe Water streets de-
feated their opponents by the score of
19 to 11. Yesterday the Water streets
were de sated by th close score of 3
to 2. 'l' is makes one game for each
—teanl, and the “rubber" game will he
played today.
mSpeoial for Saturday: Fresh
Marathmallows, 10c lb. H. Germain Co.
5A iniin‘ with two ut’iwsl hitched to the
rear of” his wagon had,‘ trouble of his
own yesterday when the animals got
away. The trhuhle occurred on Union
Park, NorWalk, and the residents in
that vicinity were given quite an ex-
hibition in sprintingand they were no
decided as to whethe;d:30 abet on the
, .A it the park
figfil‘ ”rennin times. and up Frank-
lin avenue, where the animals were
captured.
.3. t 5 pm,-
tilted
5min.
lip; wi’.
you ave—insu- no.3
But we mention the fact
hills glass 66 oili- luscious' 5 I
. bubbling and cold soda will 3
help you through days lilac 5 I
3 66666. I
:11;
firearny. fruity, icy bev-
stages—the flavor‘you like. ‘ ‘
Hflllitirv‘t 6 6:6;
VWJNMi
DRUGGII‘I’.
I NORTH. MAIN STREET.
>53 t).¢fl..M¢1;I¢L-mw~. v- .i.
Note the out prices in the New
York Grocery Company’ a adv.
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell is quite ill at
her home in South Main street.
Yacht and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
Warren Scofleld and George Collin.
of Norwalk, will spent the Sabbath in
Stamford
The Cockenot Tribe will hold a ses
sion this evening at its wlgwam in
Wall street.
Miss Marion M. Noxon, of Bethei,
is visiting Miss Bertha Hunter, of
Lowe street.
Ray Sherwood, of Chestnut street.
Norwalk. has a one new Marsh-Met:
motor-cycle.
—~Korn Kinks. 3c pkg. F‘.D.L. & Cc.
Mrs, E. M. Haisch, of Reed street
has gone to Atlantic City for a visit
with triends.
Warren Scotleld. of Mott avenue.
Norwalk expects to enter Storrs' Col
lege this fall. 5
”Miss Gladys Wagner. of Hartford.
is a guest of Mrs. William Reed, of
Bayvlew avenue.
Try a box of Liggett's Saturday can
dy. For sale at The Cilii’ord and
Bridge Pharmacies.
H. E. Mend & Company's adv. will
prove interesting reading to the
economical housewife.
. «Special for - Saturday: Fresh
Marshmallows. 10c lb. H. Germaln3Co.
Miss Stella. Hamilton, of Brooklyn.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John J. Back 5
ley, of Franklin avenue.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of
United . AmericanMechanics, will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
Joseph L. Wait, of Brooklyn, for
merly of South Norwalk, is reported
to be quite ill with stomach trouble. 5
Robert Gregory, of F‘. E. Lockwood's
store. in Wall street. is confined to his
home in Newtown avenue, Cranbury
by illness.
-—Soft and Crush Hats. OI’IBrlen.
Special important meeting of the
Knights of King Arthur, this evenlnil
at 8 o'clock. Sir Mertin requests a full
attendance.
Miss Clara Rider, oi Norwalk. is en
loylng her annual vacation from MI
duties at the town selectmen's office
ln-Wall street.
Mr. and Mrs, William Marsh. of New
Men. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Arnold, of Camp street, Nor-
walk. for a few days.
—--8o 3 . F. 5'
tine Washing Powder, c D .hat make a modest demandm on your pocketbook
Lawton & Co. ,
The Virginia Giants, of South Nor:
walk. wilt play the Winnlpauks Sat
urday afternoon at the Keenan
grounds. in Winnlpauk.
The Cockenoe Haymakers held a
meeting last evening at its barnyards
in Wall street. Nothing of special im
portsnce was transacted.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py
thlas,~he_ld a session, last. night, at the
lodge rooms in Washington street, but
transacted only routine business.
William C. Smith. of Belle Island
has arranged to hold another big
Clambake at Burchardt woods, Sum
day. .He expects to entertain on this
occasion my" prominent members oi ‘
the New York police force.
——Ur'nhre,liah t‘Yacht Caps. O'Brien
The Grand Lodge of Color‘ad Free and
Accept ed Masons will hold itsh meet .
ing‘lkeitlier lu wawlgg South {leer
wa on the 1 t a t 0
her“. Tilers vitae 6666 at 1606866: ‘36
from all 'ports of Connecticut presem
The meeting will be under the jurisdic-
tinder than. Alexander 3ipdg3e. No.13,
of Notwolh. ,.5.
Commodore Clarkeuof the Ndr
Yacht Club, left the mrflortliis‘moi‘li 5.
ing in his crock sailing craft, Marguer ,
sit oftth‘biLarchmont 5
which commence tomorrow ,
morning and last every day for the 3
$6deum is 3
its. f r.
ransom
next ,woelr except Tudsday
ladiosldlyl . ltdusl
Norwalk, expects to leave tonight in
his htflt {rand firer W, He also will”;
particiiia'ts iii the rides.
SUIT CONSCTRUCTION are Style,
.F'lt mam
' Wometsridtwlns 65165 any point
I and the prices are in keeping with
a:
:xypcilses. The
j View
Monserrst, and
. where the law
‘ or it may seem iii mum: an
Clifford. Baxter" s and ,Plalsted' s.
I W‘—
. RECEIVER FOR' E'HPTT‘OIRD CCN-
accountants. . . 5.
N FRANCisCO July 17. -—Nlhp-5
demo of sovei‘ai hiiadioll
South Sea islanders, . ei
teen years ago 6mm WM“ GI?
all sold among the coffee plantations:
(it‘Gthlia. arrived here ”stylists,“
steImOr, City of Pm. ‘I‘h
, and homoward bound not?
lion, mam traveling n ,5.
than prominent
‘tive were kidnapped
main Bloc burn-it who
the lbiihdtit‘lt 33:01 #:6363530
led away.
0‘ contract inblll'z
t'ot the
it: . 5
as. will. it w Futon W3 I
an tap must as; will u. psnailof
‘ernment, whichphowsvergiwu not un-
til eighteen years. had passed.
8'70? THjAI5'l' GOLD '
silica Balm murmmoolds when
ever tried. almost iii t. exception
100,55 the, title and $1.05 bottles. The
HARTFORb caniy it become r.
Kellogg was a elated mummy ris-
ceiVer of the at on a Johnson Cor.-
notation of this cit?“ by Jung 6 gmltfiin
S. Gate. at a hour g in the Save or
edurt room. yesterday morning. Mr.
Kelloggs bond was fixed at 85. 000 and
Monday, July 27, at 11 a. in, set as the
date' for a hearing on the confirmation
of the appointment of temporary re-
ceiver and for the appointuient at an
cruisers. A motion of Edwin R. Kel
soy, of New Haven. for the dissolu
tion of an injunctionfii the suit of
Fields against Pecunio—a, New Haven
county suit—will be heard by Judge
with ma 0 known. tortilla British flora ‘P
in}-
mi
in ‘ -. irtim «Titulnuit
New Drug, PoslIIm. New obtainable In
‘ “will Willi“;-
also its aler :30 year “all.
th. s.assuoceuly
”died t ”.55". of chronic cues of
‘ocsetni and other distressing sins
5 ctlens. ”Ramblers poslam. .
ecu ma pat $55650], {aimsbsgé‘dt
5Itti (of SIM '6 mm It
foiin to he51 an inconvoh one
{gthomutli
tile it lot in or
Iti-c es. shah les, hiackhe'sds
ngrh node. a y5 I all), complains
shrill; es. itchi feet. piles, etc.
which redone tan a small qualititys to
curd. To over-confer this. .655 in res
)onsd lao'I urgent main, the ispe'nbtirs
have ehohliged to adopt
15 audit on to the tegulsr two-dell“,
, ackage a special fifty-cent also.
Whibh’“ in future” be found on site
at The cult and many, ‘Edw.’
Kelley Jr.’ ,1, and other leading drug
stores, in south Norwaik. or it may
be ordered direct from them carom
Caberatcrles, No. in What 2m obi
New York City. in all ecze‘rna cubed
pollen: stops itching with firstegmfll
cation. and proceeds to heal imta
ly; chronic case“: being cured in two
I
weeks. in less serious skis troubles.
results are seen after-3 anmterniiht up
“it!“
55 sharpie. nn- 333riIthsntai purposes
th‘still he. of aria. bi‘
writlnsto {lid its {hr theiri. 5.
roaniaorguog E#YSICIAN piss
TORRINGTON, July 17. —-Dr. B. St
John, well known throughout the
state, died here suddenly yesterday
of apoplexy‘,“ the age or 81. He
ractised dentistry and medicine here
or many years. and was several
times taken before the, courts to prove
his qualifications for prabtlte. its
made the first set of false teeth made
Case on Tuesday atxlo oclock.
ll you ale in need of a
now is
of our
'53“ aa-
,.-.~
0
“7- 9
1248 Willis sneer,
GIVING Hill
2
South Norwaik. ,3
“v .s.
Cool and it sells Sm
5'n very neat patterns, cut full, and lint
NE.
6 wounded. titular.
Givé tile Boy a
137.3
3’H0NE 4”.
. win-we \ w in». 5 vt~5'
.ilp‘
s~H6ns sinuses A SPEGIAL‘TV.
economical tonne
5 ‘To make new” it is our main
ties; are are relish that your futurc
orders will then be. ours.
Lao s. min
.. 6:: ti; “'3 ~.:.....
Bass Bali
our chance to secure one
1.25 or 3331. 50 Dotti-slot
has
6 Funeral Fiction and Finbsiineis. 55 7
i. ooh-”r our voun sov .‘ro tantrums A mos” wu‘rutulr mm
A eusmess courts: A1,-
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
HE WILL as BETTER Pint-:6 lion ANY Lmo
or, worm on TRADE AFTusAHoti
Stamford.
f 5 FLYNN 8: RYAN
_ ,, ,pigw area under New Madam,
in this state.
Screen Door.
986
South Nomik. Conn.
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
Port Chester.
teases
er Dresses are-$06 s66 lied thlfi week at prices
These resses are made
shed with morehm tun usual care.
(ou'll' realise their goodness and value when you use thlun
you 8: Co...
court-i NORWALK. ?
Discount Shoes Sale
a
fob"
ifm or on
We have them' in All heath . Psi. Bolt, Gun Metal
and hoists, dill ,
Regular Price. ulU'Pfltd. Regular" Price. Silo PIricOI.
, $3.00... ...... ”.3 .25 a.so...... .. ...... use
,. 3260 31.66. ........... .stso
.55 tel :5.’ .‘r
.DANOlNB. BOATING, IATHINO.
;, ass crass ATTRACTiONO.’ 5. ~
5 ..,..., , anAWGn sign ,to emoliilb, ant-tips. -.. . -
5Comiiiencing Neath Monday, Just: 8th, FREE VAUDEIVILLB.
or commuter is mimosa ‘ ~ - .
‘55-. . . :3!
new awesome solids
1’55in6555 55 :5
top6tl
,,.
‘3"533(”shuns-nun.” 5°
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rd‘t viii WI
,—
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5
ii: 6
.ito‘iiuug Potlitm. sung-Lo. rim ti-
quors as “W From Order’s
magneto
5 or. non, Minn, July l7.--'l‘iie lm
portal Council of the Ancient At-sblc ‘
Order, Nobles ‘cf the Mystic Shrines!
elected olilocrs. yesterday, and decldL
ed to hold the oouclave of 1909 in
mm is;
‘ «tMraol were contestants-Laetit-
tie danish“ to, Atlantic City and De
5t t.-5 Selection was referred to a com-
mm. whosewreport wastsdopted;
tin oacdlkime with precedent: Frank
C. Roundy, imperial potentate, was not
ailhdhdidstie for- reflection, .a‘sa the
slicers-anion! him were each mum
ed suites, lowing only the lowest cili-
miouur imperl l guard open to con-
. .. ,
Chorlas dd OvenIIIh , of Minnea
its on third Male illfl W
n his annual address, unperiai Po-
tomato usually recommended the dis-
dootlnunnce of the use or intoxicating
honors at Shrine banquets.
willie report «on the imderlai recorder
showed the. membership had grown
from an 27‘ to 5m 832.- 5
.SWliile the imperial council was in
sIIau’ion, twentyvlive b patrols were
miss: exhibition def is at Lexington
l park. The competitive features
wars eliminated, because no prises
wens given.
n-The patrol of Washington gavel
novel drill. One of their movements
was the formation of a pyramid. The
members of the patrol stood on one
another’s shoulders three feet deep.
and the top man waved an American
flag. The climax of their drill was a
wall scaling feat.
m :
SHOT DEER WITH RIFLE.
l y' 1......— . 5 .
Danbury 3 Man Kills Animal in His
Borden—Lem Pro-crib“ allot-
gun Ao Weapon.
fDA‘NBUR‘Y. July 17.-——Robert‘ D.
Knapp, of King Street District, found
a big deer in liis garden eating up his
fancy vegetables, and he lost no time
in shooting it. as he was enabled to
do, under the law, if he found the not
null actilally doing damage to the
crop. Mr. Knapp had large gardens,
and raises many vegetables, which he
exhibits at the Danhury Fair, and with
which he usually takes, prises.
The shooting was reported to County
Gama Worden Wilbur? Smith, of
south Norwalk, who made an investi-
Warden Sidney thkino'nhd C;.H.
mundane, of Daabury. They found
that theshootlnp was-done with a
ride, while the law which allowed
man to kill the attending deer pro-
vides that it must he done with a
shotgun.
The case has been presented to
Prosecuting Attorney J. Moss Eve-for
consideration; Meanwhile the . Dah-
bury Hospitails enioylngnn good. sup»
ply ofwvanison, for the cucass of the
door was given- to that institution as
soon as the game wardens had made
their investigatloun ,.
“1.1.5.636 .9
is one pint, of trolling m. Wheaputl
Mia“
mwadlflwod 3mm
. i‘ m. 6656
I ungm’P’; 3 33 3 “an.“
“.v
.alwaysdheaniso. unloads. cry. Pair.
m
rill)“ use;
Weill” SM
.312! Wasailrerdu one“. . .
r
:
Jilly 13.14, 156.
they and:
Win; PRESENT"
m" 152M :5.
s. ”
nuns-y“, ‘ out... ,
- July is. 11.1
“It with 3 Phil ”
skid?) in. ”i... vii) and so thin
MstinbuuWediidsdsy' all Betti-lily.
gotten in company with Deputy Came .
y 5'th plaocsnis resting cthfortably and
the physicians in charge are
:Glover’s'i‘nel’laéé
5 :You are:. loohitIiIg- for the Cast. when ‘
, . considering your Foomar.
Titit Fit-III
Holiday, punish ind mans-say, =I
1 when.
n
PV‘rJHtlil" 5 ‘-'-' l
to you that whole IIIIlIiIIsot
in 33 idol food to; unamcr, if the
wheat] it made digestible. . ,,.
viii film! one the maximum food
“lite, While creating the minimum
hat. 5 ' 3
Let it 2—6 least onc'e a day
-‘—for thésgiioie meal.
a. ‘63‘5
TlIlIlt
Bunyan must have wheat that's
is injurious. .,.. .
That’s why we steam-cook our
wheatfdfsixhours. Whywecur‘elt.
‘VLW'
Wscooirthiswcstin emale35Is ,
lot the children'shsske. W p 1’“?
to the mission of heat-forming foods.
after you serve it once.
50 we make it enticing.
Get one packaget, -d|y
ads.
argue
Bat art the one package—now.
k
,1
aramsoiih WOMANI sIu'Ii-iIs new, ..
YORKER FOR A DIVORCE.
Detentions is o Basin-d iMan lo the
MMpollo—Dbobrtlcn‘ Alleged.
A51leg'ing that her husband Hawaigh
Raymond Antes Hlss,a busiiiessiii than
located at 18 Courtland streetf‘detiert
ed her at Clifton Forge. Va" September -
3,1908.and' has since neglected to re.
turn her, Mrs Maude Van Marter
Smith Hlss. of Stamford, has bmugutl
suit for divorce. Papers were return
ed yesterda.
Mr, and rs. flies .were married in
New York. November 15 1893, accord-
ing to the complaint in the divorce
suit. They have two children. George
Crosby Miss and Mdrgaiet Hies. aged
13 and 7 respectively. Miss Hi'ss
asks for the custody of the children.
was
lsI on.
«Don't think that piles caIaI't ob
cured. Thousands of obstinwte cases
have been cured by Doan’s Ointment
from costs at any drug store.-
'55‘..l. «2W3; i: >-
BACK BROKEN; WILL REGCWIR.
011NTON,Cmn., July 17. ~Danlel
Basil dihedral of Bush Bros;- of
tin place, who fell5 from a Molding
four weeks agoand broke his back is
ofwtlie
opinion that. he Will entirely recover.
Up to within a few. days he has been
paralysed. but hen-can now move his
ilogs; no life seems to be gradually
:returnlng to other parts of his body.
if» '1' I! BSA-T. 5 5 5
i The best of all matters is sxper ,
lance. C. Mt Harden. of Silver City:
North Cfloilnwuys: “i find Electric
Bitters does It that's claimed for it.
inert Stomach“ Liven-5- ail/d tltidtib‘y
trunbles it can’t be beat.- ohm tried
it and and its most excellent noun 5
cine.“ 'Mr Harden is right: it's the
best of all medicines also for wash
nus,- Janie back and all not down con-
(minus. «new 600 torohni’s «some
dildo-t Solo into-r guarsutbe at F. H
Bmor' s drui store. 690‘.
55*. 1....L #:aw. as! .
n
“W55. on a
55rd I’M-'36
on
Batons“ “0%
.a. 1‘ s. is
xiii?
[.1
5'
3,,“ ,
s‘Ili5and tongs wheel
Mm m aunts of
0the Travelers.
ratio, we; Alicilleiitéu and inland. ni-
. shrouds.
.. tarot .
3. ‘6’ p i'
3 All. A I’RV Oe‘l‘
I‘ lit; 5:34! I l1
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W5 3536666666 it‘ll“ ans.
81st.
1
"all
Ii
Eleétnc Gd,‘
.imft’, .545 *
I‘iiA
The; we.” “slim
that the music midi our ”W.
can reach every atom
amen. sand 15
But it tali'et. um!
to .prepnre it or, it
make a flaked 600d:
We want them to eat it in summer-nos you do-
And we want than to ask you to get it again
Then atllp' ridding 'ou‘r‘ ‘
Warm” are perfect y willing to let tlu' food itself
1..
.5 man 31 ”Mel...
is Mtlil
specialist was; it. ,
The particiés of starch muIstI
so separated: M the.
digestible, clot you don't get enough juices can. to . M 2565
food, ‘The read ib‘ A sad
And, the. part ,tlnt doesn't digest "load tith nil 5
mainly
oil the first
Isutiiru'n. We are daily putting in
tg‘r coal for prudent 960pr w ,
vifell ahead. You cannot «like i
take in doing this.
Buy now—don’t wait until the rush
TheFemsCoI 55 I
- butt, .easy; comfortable tiIsnnels,
' cut lai'ge for comfort.
$2. 50 ti)" $4.00
Blue
. “. 866g
,fidveier 3560263
to wear with til 16, make
snitbpy hot weather suit
coats
5‘5“: writings
t‘l- t
5nd
Will-0K; cacti-knew“?
n,
htliwalito from PI"
.36 wasmuoaou sritho'r. THE Pata‘c‘hIA‘fl you their 3.; 3
moths ii. p ,g, 5
Every mj‘
t
dentin-{Pen day‘s’.
5:53:35 “in; moi—sud
tiles. Juiy3 20th. August. 8111.5
unlimited)» 10 nor t
r’ ”Palm“ odro'
“35333333566 '61in li'lm'nfiugust 6656556.
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.yourctycal onto
5
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a j
Vacation Time ,
wouldn't you enjoy your ya this
better if you “1onwa was a gofidix
supply of mi Iti your collar 569
chilly bros, ,
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