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plate unortnisnt both in Hunk
nu; in Bath Towels. 2 rev
. hits and earn. I51
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‘T‘M’ ___T_____
I. M. Benjamin, of Georgetown,
Sunday with friends in Nor-
ughter was born on Saturday to
d Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis, of
treat.
and Mrs. Census and son are
t
indilien, of South Norwalk.
lse Evans, of ..wath is enjby-
dny‘ ”vacation from his duties
nstnck's clothing store today.
rge H. Traendly and dangl-
f woklyn, have returned h
,a visit with friends in Brook-
l CharlesM. Williams of Merwln
is. and daughter, Alice. and son.
,5! are guests of relatives in Wal-
Ird.
Is Kittie Williams of the Syare
Ital Mount Vernon, is spending a
is vacation at her home in Merwln
t Norwalk.
‘he union 8. S. Excursion to
?I Beach next Tuesday. Aug. 4.
“a your tickets early. A fine sail,
happy time.
larles Bayles. of Elmcrest. return-
Ihis duties in Glover's Wall street
». this morning. after a pleasant
weeks’ vacation.
as. Fletcher Van Hoosenr and Mrs.
lance Slauson, of Norwalk. leave
i today for a two weeks’ vacation
ridgewater, Conn.
r. and Mrs. William P. Beers. of
crest. arrived home Saturday from
Iry enjoyable two weeks' sojourn
- "as the Thousand Islands.
rs. G. P. White, of Norwalk, has'
in a position in the law ofiice of
'lbutt and Davis during the vaca-
of Miss Elsie Schumann. .
eth Becker, of Chestnut street.
.bury, has returned from at two
-ks’ visit with his grandmother.
I. S. D. Avery. in South Norwaik.
ilss Elsie Schuman. Miss Edith Fos-
Mlss Elisabeth Chlttam and Miss
ian Crawford. of Norwalk, left
a today for a vacation at Canaan.
friends are receiving souvenir post-
ds from Miss Bessie Corbett. who is
a vacation trip to New York state,
i is now on the shores of Lake Erie.
virs. Gertie Walters is enjoying a
oweeks Minn from her duties in
3 dry goods store of Tristrnm and
tilt. She will visit friends in
idgepbrt.
hiss Edith Williams has returned to
r home in Merwin street after a
ry pleasant visit with Miss Nettie
leet, of New Rochelle. Miss Sweet
ll make a return visit in the near
ture. ; ,,
rue Saturday night ‘dance at the
Irwalk Country Club was largely at.
nded and was a very enjoyable oc-
sitm in every respect. Music was
mished by Bentley's orhestra, of
,‘idgeport.
During the hot weather of August
,-)l.I should have an oil stove for com-
irt‘s sake. The Perfection oil stove
.‘ild by A. J. Collins & Co. willafford
:Iu all the comforts as well as cooking
iIrfecty. See adv.
Business is picking up everywhere
uroughout the country, and The No;-
,ralks‘ are already feeling the effects
,‘r‘the change. Every manufacturing
usillbss in town‘has or is shortly to
Idr'ease its output. -
John F. Woodruii and family. of 18
IQOTKG street tan'bury, hays taken the
lull cottage tBell Island for the
«south of August The family went to
he island‘FI‘iday, and Mr, Woodrui'f
'vlll travel to and from the island daily
90 be at his business during business
ionl‘fi
» —‘-Dr. Dick's ‘auros Malaria.
The union field day of the New Eng-
and Order of Protection. for all the
edges of Cbnnecticui. will be held at
Savin Rock, New Haven Saturday,
Au st 8, and a hearty invitation is ex-
ten on to' all the members and
arenas to ‘meet together and enjoy
up ’dhy's Outing at this famous resort.
' means" fare return railroad tickets
i1,ii' be seéured, and buttons that win
le the wearer to many cences
slnnns for the day.
Anew report to the effect that the
stritnghbuse Company had turned
r the entire operation of the elec«
m system to the New Haven road
Mas freely circulated about town Fri
my; and had the further as 1 added
llo‘theeffect that the railroad mpahy
éwouid not keep up Westinghouse
gges me, the electricians. At the
: mford o cc of the Westinghouse
pony, It was stud that there was
Willing whatever 1d the report, and
. mist the mm of the road Would be
Mrs. Coaens' mother, Mrs!
' ‘Ii'nd stay-at—homel
need many of the
little aids and oom-
forts to be founQin
our More. Toilet
goods, 'bcth 'pre
parations, and aids
of every class.
Don't leave town
Without a supply.
Elli. ll. Klllll, Jr. 1
onuoaIsr.
‘ ahead-N MIN a‘rlt'ls'r.
.WMIM '
va-
1 - MIMI ii. Mathewsonr Int
West avenue, as been visiting rela-
tives in Enfield. ,Conn.
Miss Mary E. Smith. of Bayview
avenue, is making a several weeks'
visit on Long Island.
Mrs Mary Knapp. of Meadow street,
is spending the balance of the sum-
mer in Fishklll-on-the- Hudson.
Commissary Sergeant Joseph A.
Curler, of , utler street. has been
making a vial in New York city.
August Knorr, hocklteeper for the
South Norwalk Municipal Electric
Works_ is spending his week's vacatloI
camping out with friends“ at Compo
Beach.
Mrs. John F. McMahon, Anna and
John McMahon, of South Norwalk, ant.
Mrs. P. D. Ryan, of Hartford, are
spending a few days in Asbury Park.
New Jersey,
—The great S S. Picnic of the Math
odist and Baptist Sunday schools to
North Beach next Tuesday will leave
the steamboat dock at 8: 30.
Among the passengers sailing on ,thr
express steamship Kronprinzessln Ce
cile. of the North German Lloyd line.
from New York to. Bremen, via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg. tomorrow, will
be Mr. and Mrs. Reed 0. Havlland, or
South Norwalk.
Captain Alfred H. Griswold, of Com-
pany I. First Regiment, C. N. 0.. an
nounces that he plans to retire at the
endof his present term of office. He
is in the contracting business and
finds that he hasn‘t the time for the
military duties which fall to his care.
that he would like to give.
Norwalk Hardware Co
HsAooUAR'I-sas FOR
Garden HoSc,
Garden Tools,
Lawn Mowers
and General Hardware
—-——
Machine Work and General Repair
lng Promptly Attended To.
39 MAIN s‘l‘.
Glover’s The Place
} i ' t
I ’ I l .1
Men 8 WoInen s
sum ° , ,caoss '
«RALSTON PERFECTA
HANAN ‘CLA’arc‘sl. ,
a... 32 no land :2. so
“SHOES
looking :‘iir‘ aluedtum ,
weed ‘Sliit-L; ‘
3 That '
r3
“ lift lit-i
" 1a vWASHiNGTON srhasr.
mentioned #13me far some time - ; WW
zyet was! Woflwuwd as. L-l Sill“ KI: iwyfi. .',,
7‘ EAdolph W
exerts ‘a‘n’
The Scintd Appearance of a - :
Wywm
nose add és anion vdlgs'rlty. Rib ‘ii‘p
le favored brother.
tailorl'n is done by Koppel, .
we it'll “be pleased to allow you
our goods m onensusgsstioni.
LEG S LKOPPEL .
IONAILE TAILOR. ?
”Netti
‘ for each and every case of Catarrh that
NouWALIt.ié '
“lawn 1...... '
. c 'B.. Net Corsets. all'sixes
g‘a‘o‘ WASHINGTON with." l
are ‘Ilinfddglily "l‘elidb1e7whem £5 I
.3'
in W .0!th
hiluénc'e Hint sonéns rude- f‘
; mines cathmanllu‘respect and ad. ,
; Inits birds to pianos that are denied his ,
bit takS‘ no chances when yniIr
«Instruction.
Wm.» man-1 i w
Nola Penny I'rom Ir a. rt in July
1;.Rofioots lad mill on of
the Saloon Business.
Receipts below the avmge. even
for the eighth month i 'the license
gre reported this 'l‘uorning at the
p?“ lot the county commissioners for
tit ofJ ul y. 0
at a penny was taken in for
Bridgeport a very unusual thing, but
it is believed that this clearly hidi-
eaten the condition of the saloon busi-
ness in that city. The brewers are not
stitrting any more saloons these 'd.ays
and to not likely to while licenses
with our months to run go begging.
. o iharily application come in
every.month of the year. ometimes
no new licenses are ‘lss‘ue daring
the closing two months, but it is rare
to have this condition go back five
months in the par.
‘ The limits ‘that received checks
this morning were: Greenwich, “it;
Stlunford. $945,11nd Norwalk. 8186.
"I‘lhze6 county income was increased by
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
Mrs, M. M. Dnvison, of No. 379 Gif-
ford Ave. San Jose. Cal. says: “The
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family 8emedy, for headache. billions.
nesunn torpor of the liver and bowbls
is so pronounced that i am prompted
to say a word in its favor. for the bane-
fit of those seeking relief from such
sillictlons. There is ‘more health'for
.... 4--»
1mm!“ vsom my”.
New Vork Mon [pilot the Services of“
the Nomnik "llama,
John Sullivan,- “is! New lemony.»
costly had this bone, ham end hur-
ness stolen from. the street iit: fully
dayllsht. by three m amino “III
known as peddlera of ”bits “#11”;
vefitnbles l” the kitty
Yo ~ "
The men sieve to Mount Kisco with
their products and went to the livery
st has of William Vail in that place.
. knew the men well and he traded
horses with them and gave them $40
be des.
r. Sullivan soon heard that his
horse was in Mount Kisco, and e
we t to Mr, Vail and identified the ani-
ma. Mr. Vail and Mr. Sullivan then
studied on the trail of the three men.
and they lnndhd Norwaik during
their search and to police were put.
on the guard
he puI-suers went in every direc-
ti , but with no avail, and Friday af-
ternoon they were returning through
here. disappointed and without hopes
0 ever recovering the horse. Captain
mas Hunt had received word that
turnout was in Bridgeport
Captain Hunt informed them of this
and they returned to Drldgepott and
sea ured the animal. They came back
to orwalk and spent the night at the
Ndrwalk Hotel.
The thieveb managed to get away be-
fore the Bridgeport police could get
them. the digestive organs in a bottle of Elec-
tric Bitters than in any other remedy
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas I know of." Sold under guarantee at
County. ss. F H. Baxter‘s drug store. 50c.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is 'seniorc'partner of the firm of F. .l.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE T0
Session Will I. HIM It‘ll. Hotel Ton-
tino. Noni Thursday.
NEW HAVEN. August 3.—A call for
a meeting of the Domocratlc state
central committee has been issued for
'next Thursday at Hotel Tontine, in this
city. at 1 p. m., for the purpose of fix-
ing the time and plies 6f the Demo
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catsrrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1886. cratic state convention; and for the
A. W. GLEASON. transaction of other business.
(Seal) Notary Public. It is thought like that the state
convention will be he d in Hartford on
;. September Wood 16, a week later than
the Republicans in Hartford.
The call for the Republican state
F. J. CHENEY 8: 00., Toledo. 0 convention, Which carries with it the
Sold by all Drugglsts, 750. call for caucuses in the towns. is ex-
Take Hall's Family Pills for constl- poled to be issued this week by Secre-
pation. . " tnry Hinman.
‘ .
HOT WEATHER DEMANDS AN on. now: won coMronr's sAKs.
THE sLIarsaINo HEAT or A KITCHEN Is Avomso, THE LAsoa IN-
cIos’Nr To COAL AM: wow) suausss 18 saves. ECONOMY l8
CREATED AND MODERN CONVENIENCE l8 YOURS FOR A REMARKA.
SLY REASOABLE PRICE.
,"rI-IE DAINTIEST oIsHse, As WELL As THE auusTAN'rIALs or
LIFE, cooxsnapsarscw ON ONE or one PERFECTION on. srovss.
. J. Collins "& Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Conn.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
tlly. and acts directly on the blood
mucous surfaces of the system. Sen
‘or testimonials free.
it ,
THE COST or ATTENDING
MERRILL comics
[5 MODERATE. ,.
Many young people earn enough the first year out to more than pay
for a year’s schooling.
Text Books for the entire course furnished FREE.
M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
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J. soil'm NORWALK. - srANroan.
Lethe“ items should interest you, and impel you IS buy while assortments
O
82.25 nine Lawn Jumper Dresses .si. 75 Children’s 2th: Parasols
$2. 26 and $2. 00 Lawn Waists . ..31.76 Children's Rompers, sixes 2 to 6,
$1.26 and $1.60 Waists . 98c
.beoovobl.
5c Children's 26¢ Stockings, plain
.’
voouru' uohwaak.
lull! e
\
for Little
‘_ mull“ me}!!! anything unless we have footwear that will stand back
That we have, and you will not him; to be a shoe exnél‘t to lies
the good illih’itty in the shoes we are loitering at prices from which the
bottom his" dropped. .
if," Coronet Oxfords,
in Rat. con, Gun Metal
and Tan Ce) '. '
.. NOW OPEN Israel" New 5‘ .
"HON! DINNER. A u IAL". WIN“ “DATING. “THING-
AND THEN ATTRACTIONS.
{EMS ”.Mtlofl ”VJ“; '1 ,
modicum .
‘Excurswn '
‘ 1A Sail {lithe Sonia,
.Ongl OI. I. 1“ tr‘.
............ 25c and“
Net Lisle Gloves. “Kayser” make. do ‘ black llsle. also tan, white and ' ‘f ' 13"" ' J 1' A '1 ’
Widttho 150 Ribbon, extra black Incoher- s‘lr ..... X .- . O
“3 tr?” cccccc "oonlolso. .1, . ,__,1.1,|,x..¢.,;+r6.,g Jim,
yard 1 but ”all“! -50c,- Belts . ......... ' 10o
.' Via Rail to'New London 511ch Steamer.
“'3
his
, Former enema SSS
it.
The ideal food for hot weathe
produces the minimum hedt.
other way.
procels requiring 96 hours.
The wheat is steam-cooked
process.
in a heat of 400 degrees.
Flaked foods can be prepared
“expense—prepared in one-fourth
But that lo‘ngprocess, and the
essential to perfect digestion. I
juices can get to them.
The result is a food that's all
all digests.
mainly for the children’s sake.
amnenroar August 1. —quIam-i
D. Hall, of the firm of Bassett and Ball,
dealers in spring water and “soft"
drinks, was arraigned before the city
court on the charge of arson with in-
tent to defraud the Insurance cem-
pb‘niea, and wasbound over to the
next term of the Criminal Superior
court under bonds of $3.000. Ball is
accused of having had a hand in set-
ting tire to a snail storehouse, on
which he and his partner held insur-
unce. The defense rested on a complete
alibi, supported by half a dozen wu-
neasea, but the court thought that the
state's evidence was sufficiently strong
to warrant binding over the accused
man. His partner, Earl Bassett. will
be tried today on the same charge.
“fir-7-
OA’I‘OfiIL.
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Signature
Steamer .Iolnl Sylvefier . , ‘-
Evening August 4, ’08
Will leave Steamboat Dock. South
Norwalk 8’ p m.,
bristling and Refreshments
Music by Prof. Wm. Law's Orches-
rIeKsrs 35.!"
wires mu.
dill
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5TH
J“Trails: iiiaves South Nurwnlk. 7:05 a.
7 g,Westport, 7: 12 a. mi; Southport,
Edam Watts Hill 10: 55 h. m.. mockl
”filial! ill: 30 'noon'.
RPund Trip Oily, -»
Nil‘r'd 8r 6f Hickok ‘
veg-low Liln’ltll. . . '
‘ I etudninfi. Ielive Bld’d‘k 'Ihlb. d, S.“
up,1m.dentchHill,a.-Mp.m...
'- New was. New HAVEN ANn
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OF THE
I “as Avénu‘e M. aSunday School
To siloupt PARK, ,
Wednesday, Admit 12,1908
An‘uars so court
oNthnsN. unsel- Mellie. 40 csNr'a
Trudi leaves Stilth Norma a: as a. m.
“Hamill; Vanilla ii: ii! p. m.
llv'o'blno-
Whole wheat. made wholly digestible Flaked
and toasted. and flavored with maple syrup
It gives one the maximum nourishment and
At least one meal a day, in summer. should
consist of Mull-Flam! and fruit.
Comfort and good health demand it. None of
the fad foods can possibly take its place.
Hull-Plate is whole wheat, prepared by a
When it is cured for days—a partial digestive
Then each separate berry' Is flaked so thin that
the full heat of our ovens can attack every atom.
Then those thin flakes are toasted 30 minutes
can the particles be separated so the digestive
The shorter process makes a half
food—a food that but hali digests.
Then we cook our wheat in pure maple syrup.
‘ or 15 Minutes iIntil
II. ,V
Lilli 7
Iln'k".
Breakfast for one week on Mural-Flake and fruit.
Will never again go without It. We’ll buy the first week’il
breakfasts. Then, If you like it, yen can buy the next.
2 it}.
There is little use in making the best'foo'd'fi'
children don’t like it best. .
”ve it this enticing driver-4h: not:
delicious flavor that a cereal ever had.
The result is, children want it as much” ”y'all
want them to have it.
r.
50' we
Meat acts the
often; they never
One package of
for six hours.
Please send us
Ole Package Frée
a convert forever. You will never go back to
inferior foods after you once try this.
So we offer to buy the first package ourselves.
rather than have you delay.
forget it. We will then send you an orderngood
at your grocer's for a full- size package tree,
\T hen you’ll know. You will need no persuad-
mg to get it again.
l3- "
You
You cain’t serve it too
get too much
fip’l-Inahm will intake 76!!
this coupon—now before you
1
Without all this
of the time.
t fierce best, are
n no other way
food, because it
HELD UNDER $3,006 FOR ARBON. ANNIE WILSON STILL FOILs ‘i'HE Towns—Thor's are some hOt Kamila
AUTHORITIES.
Successful in Preventing Extradition
For Compllclty In Chinese Robbery.
BRIDGEPORT, August 1.-—The at-
torney for Annie Wilson, the woman
arrested in New York on the request
of the Bridgeport authorities, is tight-
ing tooth and nail to prevent her be
ing brought: back to this city for trial
on the charge of having been compli-
noted in the theft of 3800 from the
safe of the Yen Foo Low restaurant
on State street a month ago. So for
his efforts have been successful, and
Prosecuting Attorney Dehuney and
Detective Cronan. .who went to New
York in the hope of securing the wo-
man, yesterday, were obliged to return
without her.
Two weeks ago Governor Hughes
signed extradition papers, and since
that time Detective Cronan has made
half a dozen trips to New York, but
each time the woman's lawyer has
managed to obtain a stay of proceed-
ings. Yesterday the case was argued
befOre Recorder Golf, and the latter
reserved decision
,. eras-n”
$23“
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NEW HAVEN #:ng FILES OBJEC
deun in costume and Form of
, Federal Charges.
BOSTON August 1.—-—A demurrer by
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company, as ‘defendant
in the action brought by the Unitmi
States government, was filed in the
Seas dimmfrér' is Ill three parts The
ilrst is oilered 'by the New Haven road
road as formerly the Consolidated
Rhilrndd 'Com'p, ny, 'a corporation. of
Connecticut. e third is a plea and
fleimurrer, offeréif by the Prnv’IdOnce
‘Securitles 'Company. '-
in substance the deodorant is ade-
mnrrer in brief to the substance of
the petition of the government, and
at length to the form ‘df It.
--‘&—-w—~w———-
LR? ”We. '
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
'never let it run into pneumonia, her
left a ll ip~wreck. Only thing on earth
that k ls the tough grip germ. not
you want Balm and a plenty. ao’do ’u‘ot
trifle with the small sires, but get the
‘Cnt Out 11.1.. Coupon
S131 ,
y. . * F1alte,blltif you‘vllim
United States district court here yes- “
as a corporation in three states. The .
, second is offered, by the New Haven
onto food Cm. Balloon-hm In.
.1110 ha order on «by gross: , I
for at 15c package tree. I
shall be glad to try it.
Name
5!. Address
up at the ball grounds thole
Why don't you take your wife
of them? Browne—Grecian“,
want to be a widower. sass.
der- hearted and sympathetic."‘
-—What has that to do with- 1;“??7" . '
empathize with the umpire.
phla Press. f
...... new
I the Travelers. a"
sure, or... Accident and. it
Immersion,
no. a ‘Rallroad, Avenue. codifi-
title or 31. 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every , '
hours. Be sure to keep up this tidal-
ment faithfully for two weeks latter
Eon think you are well in utterly an-
Ih’lllltb ever; germ ih every, great or-
hese remaining germs cause the
evil a”
if the
Tkaé'Ificfts . it is half-cured grip.
the lungs give the lat- {Seth dose every 1.0
5 [0'99 ‘tv
South Nomlk
MrsWK. Alsop
Frank Bradley (3).
Mrs.'G. L. Brooks. ,
Campaign Novelties Pub. 00.
Miss Lizzie A Chalman, Belle
Mrs." John Hoing
‘ Miss Eva Rose Ln Ton-
si e.
JacltLig ht.
Miss Ethel! Randall.
" innit be responsible for
MrsDalay- -
Lino S”
s with hemorrhages of °
Anwn‘rtaan Lamas. 1
The talk) lotion main ..an I
M for at the towing phenomena for
the current
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