' ‘ Glasses.
' i
boob nicer, clean easier, pack
~ cluesr than the Old Fashioned Round
’ Blue Glass.
Wall Ropers
crockery, Glastttro, Houseiuruish
ins Goods. ,. i
Japaiieae China in Cups. Saucers,
PlIthf e'tc
falhters’ Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint 31.25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
10c.
Window Shades slid Picture Frames
made to order.
grunting and Decorating.
We give the (5.6, 6,H. Green Trad-
lnggtsmpe. fl fonthem.
L. H. DECKER,
37 Washingti’n Street.
Tel. ooh. scorn NORWALK.
EVEIV LADY'I.:RESIING cum.
would be Iqulplied with I will.)
snow white. one piece‘ ‘Btandsrd" Per
1l‘lnlain Enameled Lavator .
, 55Have you ever stoop to MC!
how delightfully convenient it ould
he to have hot and cold main: Valet
in your dressing chamber,
lug apartment or rat
reomt its presence would Iiiord you
the highest degree 0 comfort. '
We will gladly quote you price” '00!
timbers are strictly competent no
icI', honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
coaNsn MAIN AND wear an.
‘1
v
on wb w. RAYMOND.
. funeral Director
is and Embaimer.
.19 North Main 8L. South Norwaik
neeldqnce, 6 WI Ihlnpton 8t.
Telephone If ouse, 693.
‘ Telephone at oilice, 336 2.
b ;The Sanitary Crystal Glass
Ice Cream Freezer
. : Freezes cream and [cos in Crvstal
Saves labor and muio‘iiai.
A revolution in family ice cream
freezers! Simplicity itself is pure and
sanitary. No undesliinbie features; a
saving of labor 3th the thing for
automobile and picnic‘ parties.
FOR SALE BY
. A. J. Angevirie 8: Son 00.,
134.135 WASHINGTON 57.. ..
_. [I noun-i NORWALK.
GltyNatio 91399
5 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
JRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUBI
.
J. J‘
CAPITAL.
$100,000 .00
Ivanhoe ANDQPROFITS,
- 5 '- mam
sowm H. MA‘rH WSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-pres.
resumes! H. new“, and Vice
i'anhsn IODWELL, Cashier.
Willa .m w l."
“ n'iitéo'rogs,
\ WI. H. Mathsvlith‘ Hdbry Seymour
John H.5 ‘Kh'h ”hire! Grumman
Josiah H.M
n J. aWallace Marvin
Christian ewe H. Light
New,
TEL. 194.
58 WALL STREET.
South Norwalk.
68 Water Street.
. v
WAISTS, rogullr price, was
vinced.
Sis-Si? ms. subunit
WAISTS. rcgt‘ilarprice, $1.50: for
WAISTS. regular price, $2. 00; .Iui' ; .
Every garment in the store is reduced positively below cost, as we need
money and we are compelled to sell them at I sacriiloe. Come ar-d be con-
-5.- uh A-
S“ “‘ “are. ..
4-1454.
4
WASH SKIRTS Iormer price, $200 tit.
LlNEN STRIPE SUITS. forme‘r price; $5.00; for
WEN sons in 995k andwhiteiumn price. $8.09 for $3.98
0
I"ll'lie place to get it is at ,
The B. Hershfield & ,3ng Co.’ 3,
.Iseiwarsn I'r:
BUILDER OF AND DEALER IN
9 TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
d. B'Jacksq'h’.
Optician. ’
Everything in the Optycpl Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
J. w. DODGE}
. '22 Washington Street,
NoawALK.
Can We Fill Younlhni
HARRIS & CANS CO
infra:
i
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
,.
i
New...
' ii [ends and relatives in East Norwalk.
a...”d ,9:
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
rexs'
walk.
or Van Znndt street, hf; returned
Wtiep u. ched-;
shed for tomorrow, and consequentlyi
he weather yeports are being watchu
COStS 29C POIind ‘ 9!! with keen interest.
)W
' ' 5 hit to door oi the
but (or flavor. assortment and purity it Th9 515° ”‘9' I ‘9
is unequalled in this city. ' , ’ Advent C [WM 0‘39““ are hm
THE BRIDGE 9304“. h" enthuse Will be flied
a
midday sortices.
206 WASHIN ‘ 5‘ Euler-C Caries bompson and sons.
TEL.c 5* George“ d Hilr ld.‘ ‘ ‘~(illsreuce Mill-
. ‘ one! blandt. st ave gone to
All Orders Delivered E ,, . m?” ”18”“ a week
W
Miss Anna Nicherwn ,1! 3° lead the
- i will” he WW? y'bn'i 68:1:th
‘ a top I e
'9‘ of“ the Bibe‘ Real Rigid ‘r's' liliilf' '..
Some one carrying" a
' 03: 019
loathe' to ,gi'iethy mighty, the ,Be ene-
ridg The sign w
left on the planking tor a souvenir. ,
———+e-—“-——
The Advent (inflation Sunday school
M.rs Leo Davis is quite ill at her
home in Rowan street.
W
The regular services are to be him Will decide filmi'rewflfl the time and
at the Advent Chflstidn Chuich, in 91990109919999! picnic The com-
mittee will make a recommendation.”
James Robinson and- daughter, of A crowd collector! on the Wall“!!!
‘Merlden, have been the guests; 0:1 ton street bridge this morning to w t-
nose the operations of the ver. in oil
uection with the relayini; 0 the cab
Siohn J. Walsh is expected home to
by from the river Democratic Na
lanai" Convention. “Mr. Walsh was
«gunman oi the pounwticut delese
onl i .
Nothing less than his" gale swe t
the [coal shores, last. night causing I!
l sailing parties to be called 01!. No
serious damage was reported about
this morning. _ _ , ._,
Van Zandt street, tomorrow.
m
Richard V. Kane. 0! Winfield street.
has opened a plemakihg industry in
tho Randall block, in Winfield‘ street,
Miss Nettie Sturges returned to
ton recently from a visit with her sis
ter. Miss d. M.‘ Perry, in East New
George R. Miller and son, Clarence
1““;
cellar,
Jeddo and Old Company 8 Lehlgh OLD NEW
FOR FURNACE
Cross Creek and Upper Le'iugh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered
is,
..
elephant: 450.9
Tue PARISx .
-l':
e
\
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
‘ ii
’f ' l~
and 8th Hons
, 98c
$2.98
. 59c
. 98c
“$1985
‘2.
NW9?
Joth. Walsh has me. e arrange-
ments to go for a cruise [1 his yacht
Benin, with a party at iriends. It. is
expected hint the start will be made
I the first at the weak. ,
V ' - 5 55 Miss Minnie .19. Austin, oi Bostpn.
‘ ' eneer
ass., who has been visiting Mr. and
assay
.39
Mrs. J. B. Seymour, oiWiniield street,
left this mentor; (or a two weeks'
stay at Orange Lake, New York.
The scarlet finer quarantine has
been retained {rpm the residence of
Henry: J-Biaké; in Heaview avenue.
Mrsand [literature stwo children, who
were (saluted, having recovered. '
Mr and Mrs. Milton Elwood, of Row-
an street and Mi‘. ‘snd Mrs Edward E.
Gorham of East Melina: are scheduler!
"‘ ‘ to to Bet lslilnd today and spend
25 ”H 509 MW. «in gel: at. M1: Gerham‘s cottazc. ‘
E. ET” '""
”TIT-.83
9 .4 m. Rev. Lester Riley-holds. oi the Ad-
5 Vent Christian Church leaves Monday
3 for a short vacation. His family mt
am, Marion, Massh occupying their sum.
‘ * liner cottage, and he will spend his
4,“. time there: 5 ;
MI
The changes on George R. Van Ais
tync's launch Eisket are now about
completed. and with a cost of paint
thh yacht will be ready for the season
5 The interior or the cabin has been so.
tlrely rearranged.
ii ............_._.....
Fred L. Hench. of East Norwalk,
who has been engaged in the work oi‘
9“““3 up the‘ Fire District's new
ghtint system. haste [one of absence
and is doing some wirmg It the Cro
iut & Knapp isotory. ' ‘ 5‘ .'
A wrecking train passed through
East Norwalk, bound Westerly, this
iflornlng at 7. 20. Some of the mem-
. hers oi‘ the crew were stretched out.
on the flat cars. laud looked as it they
had had an all night. job on hand.
i i. 2 -‘i ,
sun—m.
Last night was I. hard one on the
‘S
',Ii.v'ilco
2331319399. 5
Hill) 53w” ,
I. i
GAS HITTING. ‘ ‘ campers along the shore. The wind
y—n—‘H snapped guy ropes|iggd h?w}ifllll. all}: to
' aid the trouble is l t ra n e ere
‘irl'l' Sheet 13°“ 0°99“ are campem distributed over on:
. “d fling, , . E Pasture and several oi the islands.
The Messrs. Smith, of the Pastime
Orchestra had a somewat excitingex-bfl
riellce, yesterday externoon 4n a
ranch at Comps. Their best went. on
oil.
C adenoid are the first. East
more/dig resides“: to take vamp
of oil to relieve the dust prob em. They
”have had it appHad to the rosdtmy in
N.
some
Grand sitar encoder. 'i
1990, Freight Propellers 2dr “‘9'?”
as, me River; New :5an 9
it“
54L";- iii 5. ‘;v- is
W
The big schooner Goodnow has ar-
rived in the Harbor iwith Snothor cargo
of pulp for ’the'm. George Pulp and
Paper ‘Cdibpany. or blo‘rweiii. This is
the vessel that went on a rock some
time ago,-ia‘1he tipperihnflior. and re-
malned tor several days. a...
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Norrflltuptlimliip. -
.‘w "s‘,:3
Nomlk Steamboat Co.
summertime s. '9. Nigerian,
'7 «Issuer Agent.
Charles Ray Woodwn; ‘D a, paste [5-—
'Buneey services-E Preaching-:10 80 a.
on
in. was .
“a": ., .Ii‘f‘ .
. wort M6 to. ma. Sunday school. .
~: {12 my!) Morgan superintendent.
swaggeroespeete iy medeweicome.
. F John Watson, at Charles street.
”we t dovfrifle'diareor; yesterdayund
5 him will. it til supposed that he
. this overcome by the: sun. me was re"-
‘ moved from Cove avonhe to’his items”?
‘ 5 'Ih'“ it. Irmm' and Company I
‘5 W’ , . ., j 5 wagon, li'y“ Salim weed and Norman
W_mti£.
Stlfimf‘ 13m; fix. learnt i, . ,5
5; “bill,” 9,,
‘ "('i- w ‘..
“i ‘The trol y“? or the Dory Social,”
- Club and‘ e Auxniel'y. lest evening,
- proved a very delighqu amumsi e
" ‘ - again, One of the 5“ truck cars
. 5 ilivssiutlllteii 19!}me whichawas.
It“ Bridgeport.
We Have Takes) the Agency W33“ WWW "“l‘f‘f ‘
5 5 ,,' The residem'ot are»?! Boulevard
Ill! the :71: would like to see the 'dnst problem
iim lasted iTheil‘ie‘iii'IprObIhly more
P lea-lard rd bet on rail Muslim than -on any,
0 ‘bth'er in- this notion oi the town: on
‘e""'. "‘ " "" "‘9’ Want oilhe heavy Into travel: Dur-
Tug some pm: or to day. there is site
Ready cloud of dust. *onn the boule-
Iflfli . ' "‘ 5‘7 l “ “5'
Ande nu. FineCmol
‘MWWW '
I; rock. untb‘the sailing party had to .
get into the water and push the host If: e
.. J H. Bundle, “Innis s. Reynolds and
mm =oi their property in lieu Zandt .
East ”Avenue“ Mullah. Ghuréh, '
NM 7239 p'. m., by the pastor: Ep-.
The bfinfiis “Idem Wot. 9 :llthwibich ‘
- lug, for awsix
rl‘d
act.
uchoipi . 19.03.99"
Ill-i .8“
‘l.’
me God” of
N iolterson.
trovers ow inth e .
ney'i..e ‘Dil id, cdublsl ‘m Rttfl‘ dll
trict and-i ii .
ataching to the c
expected that thed
its own poles. The
between 813 and Ill
attaching.
PolitieI and Religion
ecc oi the day ton-m tile
anger attendl
way. A splen
55.29.15 5
as.
mew-NAx
5‘
(1 change has bee..
order. Any young men who d . 5
this cool, pleasant room will surely
come again. New ideps are constantly
cemliig npito tasks the
'iii‘g‘ more attractiVe. “ ‘ ’5
At last night’s meeting of the Young
Men's Association. 50! .‘the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. at the residence
at ll. J. [[1 n. Seaside plow. itziwes
decided to Idontinue the identified or
the Association until the first Friday
night in Ootdber. It was also decider
‘I.
iliary. be members of the Associru-
tion were promised a sail on thehflouim
in Mr Hipson’ is host lint Mild; to the
weather, this‘had to be postponed until
[her date. Mr alpaca. 9.93"“ re-
ire merits.
The number at legs owned by I.
ate: in cousins no end of discs ‘n at
Edward‘l). Gerhu‘mte slot-oi. 5'! tbpic
was brought to the front by a big sign
George W. Waslitinrn' ham be’en paint-
ing for John E. OFBullivan. ho Ichuaini
the public with the ‘iact that! the new
Darion [louse-will be 0 'uitibnflllefll
August-ism George is. n: artistic
train. from painting in I lih‘elilre man
nor a. bind ilsb and. a topside.
It for a king. taut themolnu is:
attached five legs to the aide which
shows. Herbert W Was in-
clined to the opinion that e Iobdterhar
eight legs. Charles I Seliock placed
the nature at ten and James .b. Hoyt
did not announce any ms figures
Bert Brunstrup remarked that lots-- of
lobsters have two legs and was run on
of the store it. wnill ,sgreed to
let the matter stand pin .the new
show resort 0’ en;h all“ hand?
ting}: rim dinner.
to
will go do‘w “yin
common. - .
m
Henry Mueller 'ls wiring the home
oi Captain Smith, in Rowayton.
Miss Ida Johnson. of Huntington, L
w. Ecuador. 5‘ . 9
Miss Jeanne pursuit, of Rovmytona
avenue, has
spend the su int-r
1W
The choir of the: Rowayton Baptist
Church are antlei I'm a dripv'to 58oz»;
Vin “Rddll in the fig} “cum.
{13
Frederick E Mead of Roweyton
avenue, is sojourning. It Trinity Latte
and other piaceI «Mouton newest
cheeta-‘Conblyii‘ s 99w. 3! ;~. .5-7 5.
9"
ton, and Mrs. Georgoi'le'y. or New Hit-
m were Wednesdl'iyl‘iwith memes
in East Norwalh. 9.5 rims . l
Mower—9 5 5,
Rowayton Methodista
Church. E.‘ W W4:
ing service. 1023031: Ilia?“
”091"“!
2: 20 p. hm: Epworlh' Magnet 6: 46
ni'.; evening service, ’{
pastor. wig) pr
ThsL 901) t “#9.
outbid! d k
The town by a cult careta
or for the WI! 9'?
Point. ,W 3:115. 9 9‘19?
Erank Freudenlh: '
summer .vncatiolt
‘W‘9 M 5...:
sin: ,.
.9...“ 3391;}
Miss Lucretia Cullen. "brim
the Darlen Librairy. w'ill 9K9‘1l9
cation during August. , . up“...
Miss Helen Piml W9
[age this tall in 95W .
special study.“ music, MI!
The wedding. status Ethel clock
51‘: 2&5. 535k” Rheum” R at?”
$1)!» on. has had. ior
severalLl In '“is now
have been c'hhrtei‘ed. bind tlier'e ,yrlil
be theatres meow-ill.
Me“
Mrs. James Shsughneeey lelt. for
will! bar 391'}
Fred duh)! M will ‘vl
ents Mil: anti I.‘tlvl‘riinilienl’y mess,
on early date. . . ..
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NM
.. .. one? _u
Warn-3.1M ea»)
In pariah, last week, there wasonly‘eriek
one sale of real estate, but mortgagesm
amounting to 1:18. (29 were-«fail
The property change wail a pace oi
W .
At the AdventChriIt'ian Church. Van
Zahllt attest: Sundayi there will' be
prflchln'g by thel'pn‘stor at 10: so a.
wired? l W 9. t9 Morning "‘37“:
12. E Lockwood ii 99-
mwwi‘wmr 1..
; lan [rem hn bow t It.‘ 0 ii
i. iii... 5 ° if};
isst" year theft; '8
property and moi-(gages ,0! $3.999!
this t 9299 a: niacin,
Real“‘atid' Formal? . . 5
The settling of the wirIiH'fiHng mu figmw a...- “$735
pany's omcaanlm ”this ev o ‘l- 5
district not tin vtilsfl'
5’ Witch Elli;
made in presenting these on
the club who“; . ;,
terest, wheii hgets We - «I
100m Ind fiat-+In
to makplpn wort to term a ladies' aux,
-ebllit5y and connectiontlrcd all! “not. re .
use.“
L, is the guest at Mr and hire." Georgti
he ,to Nashua»! 11 to 5.
W ,
Mrs. Alfred B. C'rockett, oi Rowny-li .
,. ”wii
“Tl.
school, 2 p m.: pastors Bible clsIIg
: ,lil
l' NI-
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attend coi- !
at' ‘Bliialiy fill. of?“ to return
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in .99 “a” in Will migraine
Beach, ursda‘y Jilly 2g.
' « (it “tilt!
Hrs. Willie .. 'l‘htl' , mother of Hertz
"if 9W9 di‘
'i R’l'
‘9 ill-ind
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e r‘been
”Elli mt Mfl.0 II
pr“ Mr. and Mrs. ”Portia will
mmer, home in Bu hills
county. tnNew Y rlr.
.93
‘ilso a posts containing his
I and tr 1
or Merl asceloy were «I _ .,
nudgesaw'mum .,
Lord Fa tieroy and Mrs f.‘
Thaw, J f m 5 . , '
The in;
8939311.”
be on one
o‘oooieiligre high y en-
lteryv’iill occupy lths .1
n II'lhc rdar oi the main
odd not: us. The me my
-h'ased in Boston; fang utu- .
a. A. doting: 5cm? '
mkerv firing] “‘er
arn impmveigi
pelt , 5
3 ibd‘ Buckner Q‘n'i
dotted
“lament ,.
c c . lust , 5
'l‘ebte‘rd hilly,” 5
vltli‘t ' . '
irst vote. R ' -‘ 5... not tom have
)6: he as .
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1119111115113on
others, 1‘5 d iis‘b'ut or ." be
aid. "So some WI ago, when I
van invited l‘b Ilé'I idsnlial elep-
or in the coitlliih‘fi [meane-
5d. There 1 maimweimmtm ‘
'ellow citisem1dtt'dmservstiye toiil- . 1‘
perament in all oi the was ”
9', resent manr e note pt the
iublicun erecting d cons it
ast. jaw years " '
iurrggbgr fires}
izrediatin out others duepw
separatist
WW
our institution
ieeignabeu‘ up;
ions have Qty
n creatingt e wealt of
)y building railroads .. o .
:il acids; mines aIrl’l ‘9“?
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l are e. , ' ,. 5t
it) ‘7’.’ not I ' , ‘ ‘, ,
rative power, many wt in . .73
omi ,“Ifid? . "
{o nomiiié'en (I) W
at u r a
it moeghuity
one «31.3%: r «of, '
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conga, $3,.“pr '
wealth as minim
we see 'hundr:de I queers”, i
our phone i“;
‘53“?- iii is in ,
dds. Their?!“d
deuce dull.
!' I
‘ WW
‘isiss has. mummy
ammo eenmsieim
ingrrelettvee‘ news»: ”It
ms. Louisa’wfism‘esr is Hamil: he
.‘ {M's , "H ‘
Mr. and M11. ‘Mnhnemm mmlgh‘llbw
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Thomas Er‘d
sees in:
[finm lfifiokit .;
Mrs. Herman Spencer In»;
New York. and Mrs. Myth
m
st 8 o'clock. After
"mu 353:1“
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