Ban Aim Bought. and which has bun
nor-M years, has borne the signature of
and lot; been made under his pen.
sonui supervision since its infancy.
<, ,V was one mascot o it
- a. .., Imltntions and "Just-tui- wi'yar‘3’3l3
pcrtme'uts tnat triiio wit: 1 and endangerI 1o none. 01’
misfit: ené-Esperiouco by. dust Experiment.
LLWI‘i‘a‘t Is: CASTOHIA
II- V... .
Is’ a’ harmless substitute mm 0841”»
Vgnric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. :Is iatillmtsg: 18.;
0“qu muses. oluum, Mbrphine not also... um
V, .mngu Issues-eds Its www.1hmrayltWeom
It cures. Diorrlm and. Willa
. (blow "my“ Ming Troubles, euros Omntipation. .
:hmm DI d fimvism i a. FM! the
I W!"
“25m V. lm Ii .namrai sleep.
”3 Mien
amuse QA
He Kilt i011 Hate Alva ys Blight
‘ In use For: over 30 Years.
"-WIUMW no yes-wiry.
MINEss AND D‘EPUTIEs FIGHT.
Dynamite and Rifles Used Against the
Stockade at Lewisburg Mines, Ala.
BIRMINGHAM, Aim, August H—At
Lewisburg Mines, nine miles math 0!
Birmingham, last night a group of
strikers threw a heavy charge of fly
uamite against the stockade surround-
ing the mines. 'l‘he men then ran to
a ridge nearly a‘ mile from the stock-
,4 ads and opened fll‘C with riilos. No
less than three hundred shots were fir-
ed Into the Stockade and the twenty
, or more deputies around the mities"re-
turned the fire with vigor.
So far as known'no one was injured
1;. . ., _.._,.
v
“Coins in and ask us _,
how to get One on
..-__... .1...
Herace E Dana 81 Son,
45 Wall 8L, Norwalk.
Real Estate . and
' Insurance.
‘WO have several dscldod bargains
in Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
drewth of the town.
t
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
Is NOT MODERNOR SCIENTIFIC
causes DONE av us.
Menarchx Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND 8T.
Attendance all hours day and night.
Fredenck H. Ganung,
. UNDERTAKER i ‘ ‘ Jim-ions 450 on POSTAL.
own Patton in’ connection. 4 .
m. Attendant“: , Tel. 904. .
I . "Chloe and Residence, THE WNEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONEV MINUTE FROM DEPOT;
EUROPEAN PLAVN.
°i‘i afi'tl’l’tfl‘iimmt ‘2’:
cry Room Heated .
RATES REASONABLE.
Fins mocha cm In connection.
A full line of Imported Ales, Includ
the “neuritis." H's and
Bad: II (:on stout. delays on (Insight;
4 Animus» Busch Beer on Draughti'
slimviiumninuor. ‘4
.Tslcahonsm . . .,
to,all On their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
lthout removal, on their oan name
without indorser.
CALI; AND SEE US.
independent Loan 81 Security Go.
Haviland Bldg.. Washington St.
dice open until 7 p to. Monday and
Saturday until 8:30.
_4
5
1907
and steam
34'3“!“ ‘0“
WALL AND HIoVH “44:44
V VVNtVIRWALK. cons.
.4. ,owil
i’ltlmbiu V
. ’ 'I‘.‘
m ”estuarine;
HOT AIRHEATANG.
, stoves AND RAN'os
OLATBI'ND TIN ROW 04,-
ial‘sv and mlrltting, Gas Flatten-4
lows you small. some on
HVIOHMVV VVNDI‘N‘FVN
.4 it or fill. unit "mu-oi.
"‘V V .1111 WI lMortnatlsn mm'
Money Advance&nce Parochial
Iii! Ii
."
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iiost Notable Rsllnltllt MW
sions a Wide Ilanas of: Still
jocls, Including SociaIIinI.
Will Be Discussed st Length
m
BOSTON, August. _5.——Delegates rep-
resenting t'o million Roman Cptho'
llcs all over the United States will at.
tend the sovensth national couvontlou
of tthAuIcrIcan Federation of Catho-
lic societies. which w‘ilt’ open with a
bolemn service in Holy Cross cathedral
Sunday, (Infant i). it is expected that
this woman ton will be one oi the
wool notable religious gatherings ever
as ambled in this country.
be local committee, 'which has the
convention in shame. in presided own
by the Most Rev. William O'Connell.
arch-bishop oi Boston.
At the sessions of the convention a
Wide range of subjects, including so-
cialism, observance of the Lord's duy,
indecent advertising. stage indecency.
Christian ‘education, missions theme
and abroad, the Catholic pr s, the
spread of Catholic literature, Improve-
I
child labor will be discussed at length,
will be preached by Arch-bishop Wil-
liam O’Connell.
continue over a period of tour days.
.held. The first mass meeting will
take place Sunday night, the speakers
being Archbishop O'Connell, Lieut.
Gov. Eben B. Draper, Mayor Hib-
bard, of Boston, and Edward Feeuey,
of Brooklyn. , ,
Following a high mass at [equiemin
the Church of the lmmaoula e Conccl)
tion on Monday, the first business nos:
sioniwiil open in Symphonyhuli. Hues
day. there will be ,two' business sea
sinus, While in the evening the second
speakers at this nicetlnngill Include
Bishop Moi‘aul, oi New Jersey; Thom
as H. Cannon, 0! Chicago, and F. W
Heckonkamp, o: Quincy. Ill. Thurs-
daywiil be devotedtte recreation.
represented are the Catholic Order of
000; the Catholic Knights of America.
the Catholic Mutual Benefit Assocta
tion the onuui Catholic Central. Vere.
in and the Western Catholic Upiop.
. WWW
SHE- LIKES GOOD THINGGI-
stirs. Chas. E. Smith. 0! West Frank
iin, Maine, says: ‘31 like good things
and have adopted Dr Kings New Life
Pills as our tumily laxative. medicine,
because they are good and do their
work without making a fuss about it "
These painless purifiers sold at F. H.
Baxter's drug stme. 250.
FOUND FIVE SKEir-IETONS.
NEW HAVEN. August 5.~—Luborors
digging a trench on thetouter end at
lldgewood avenue today found live
Skeletons.
(arm land and it is thought apart of it
had been used for burial purposes.
4......
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody In Zunesvlile. 0., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes: “My husband, James Lee.tlrm-
ly believes he owes his lite to the use
of Dr. King‘s New Discovery.
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable. when
a friend recommended New Discovery.
We tried it. and its use has restored
him to perfect health " Dr. Klug' s New
lliscovoly in the King of threat and
lung remedies. For coughs and colds
it has no equal. The first dose gives
relief Try it. Sold under guarantee
at F. H Baxter's drug stow. 50c and
$1. 00. Trial bottle free
Have You a Traveler’s
Automobile '
Liability. Policy?
Balers” paths as hand to the wnoVeI
oar 0N We the Agents or
. . chVe Travelers
IFire, Idle, Accidentlahd Marine In
sura'ncs.
i
J M“. teen 8t (30..
Incorporatada
No. Vs'Rallroad Avenue. South Moi-walk.
. I ll . .
to" sift 4 ollvhiitiqu .
II... In. comm-II mm ‘
meat of the condition oi immigrants :
and the. enactment of law prohibitinx .
The sermon at the opening service ‘
The convention will .
until tWo big mass meetings will be _
great mass meeting will be held. The ,'
I Among the societies that. will be ,
Foresters, with a membership of 130.~ '
This used-to be the town '
Hit" .
Pia-u read than
that Is best for them.
We spend six hours in steam-
cpoking our wheat ‘
Then we care it for days, to
partly digest it. To turn part of
the starch into dcxtrine
Then each separate berry is
.,
ourV ovens can reach every atom.
Then these thin Iflakcs arc~
toasted in a homo! 400 degrees.
if you ate raw Wheat you could
n5! digest it. The granule! of
starch would not be separated.
The digestive juices could not get
It i-conk
to them.
If wheatm d, hit
would he find“ finavm
ferment and be visited .5». .II'
t I A, II: . " .5
'4“ LI- N;
fiwr‘
are the days for whole wheat.
and tithe minimum of heat.
hot weather
It should form at least one meal 3
But you want the wheat cooked
You want the flavor we give it.-
So it Mapl- Flake.
the food itself tell you
children say how they like it.
OREGON FISHERMAN SHOT.
’ POR'UJAND.OI'9.,AUK.53‘0001'g0
r, Detours was shot and liltiilillih
‘tllled by Jackson Reid. eleven years
VIid, on Governman island. in the Lew-
s aiid Clark fairgrounds Iletuars
with his father and. brother were fish-
‘ng on the Island ud were ordered
off by smeral cliLl r'en, Iunoug whom
was young Reid who sent his sister
to the house (or a revolver. When
the returned with it he shot Demure
through the .heudl . ,'
. OAVfl'rOZnIA.
M44. thallium Han Mutational
W m
TIFLIS,‘ Au 0 —— n encountel
Ietweoa the ice p.11 ,a band of bri-
.:unds who haVc long terrorized the
tuburbs of tile-willy five of the latter
were killed and the others captured
Ind placed in jail.
“.000 FIRE IN NAUGATUCK.
NAUGATUCK. August, 5——l"ire late
last night destroyed the twu barns
and an ire house on the farm O‘Tbv
Id. Hunter. on )L can an. . e
loss will be uboiii Nil‘tllgti. be cause
0! the me is not ltuou 11
FIVQ BRIGVAVNDS ILLED.
I
Norwalk Hardware Co
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Garden Hogs,
Garden Tools,
Lawn Mowers
_s—,—'——
Machine Work and General Repair-
in; Promptly Attended To.
t t.
39‘ akin sT.. summit
’I‘D the Board of County. Commission
era 0: Fultiieid county;V
. I_ hereby apply for a olcsale Iii
icense to sell Splrltuous and intoxicat-
ing Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer. .Rhino
Wine and Cider, at 83 Washington
'street, Town of Norwalk My place
of business is not located within 200
feet in a dire“, line of a Clmrch Edi-V
School or Public School-
house, or the premises pertaining
thereto, or any Post OfllceV or Com—‘V
etery.
Dated at Nor-walk, this V28th day of
Juiy,A . 11,1908.
4 A. F. BECKMAN
” ‘ Applicant.
We, “.the undersigned electors and
taxpayers; as defined by- dew. of the
Town of Norwallt, hereby endorsetthe
appli lion oi! the above- named A. F.
_,_Bec an for- such liteuse and we 'do
severally.- certify. each tor Mayselt that
wee. Vtsxpayers upon real estate sit.
uate usald Town of Norwaik, an
that we have not endorsed the applica-
tion of any other person for a license
to sell spirituous and intoxicating Ii
‘ quors during the ensuing license yogr
Dated at NorWulk, this 28th day of
William G; De-
' July, A. D., 1908.
C Mechan,
I-ont, John W. Duke.
ed endorsers are electors and -ytaspa 1
ers as defined by 144,0: the ”Divine at;
Norwalk, and that boy have: sign
no other application. ~
Dated st Nor'flIk. this stih day at
July, A. D 190];
" day Dinners, 75th8.
TH.» GALL 9”-
IIVWALL'sTII'ss‘r. , «Dawns.-
annsaar a. snira,
429 45
de‘o Vu’s
Count. William F. D‘eKVlyVn, Dudley E. ',
I I hereby certify' that the above-Dam“ ‘
Glover STho Place
Rehhlii widliitilown
Men’ S .Woiiléds.
ELITE . "V cRoss. ,.V ._
RAISSi‘ouI 7" PERFECTA
HANAN; ‘1 CLARICE
ammonium“
'JI
lookiViIgV for a medicaid,"
«stilt;
‘mf'0_v
1'“
item
\
Town Clerk. .
122 WANHmnprou srnssr.
PHONI ass-3.
‘I
“with”. bulimia [pod like Ma
dren' s sa‘lsb. You Want to know the toad
flaked so thin that the iull heat oi '
, difiyond all 44411944540... the vsrl
L45: food {in
1-... 4... That's All null
Summer is not a gobd time for iad foods. These
What produées the maximum of nourisbsncnt
It is the ideal food for
Order a package today
how good it is Let the
and General HardWatc "
”134‘;- 136 Washington
‘ Sheet,
South Norwailr.
‘\
"than.
mull
facts for. tbeV olVlfll
So wheat must be cooked as' we
cook it. The process of 96411011"
is essential.
All flaked foods would be pre-
pared in our way if the process
wasnot so costly
Then we cook our wheat in phre
maple syrup. That is also expen-
sive. But it makes the food critic.
ing. 3 ‘
Children like maple better than
anything else that is good {or
them. And we want them to like
this food.
So do you For VMapl- Flake is.
cyV can est.
' 5.4 a.
.IHIV‘i Vlad.
SWJ'IVVJ“
day.
as we cook it.
Let
I
33 .
CONVENTION OF UNDERTAKERB.
State Association Will Meet Wednes-
day, Apgust 26. , “
"The Connection Undertakers' As
societies wilthol its annual couven
Vtiou at Lighthouse Point. Wednesday.
August 26. W. S Tomlluson of Dan
bury ":5 state president, will ofllciatu.
'VI‘he bu snaps of the day will includt
Its from the state (Idioms and
from the delegates to the national
:conventlou, last: autumn, who were W. .
S. Tomllnson, of Danbury; A. W.
llcecher and M. 1“. Walker, of New
Haven, and W. Hall,Vof,N0rwich.
Several matters of importance Will
‘ ' come up for discussion, and there will ,.
be election of state officers and dele-
files to the national convention. The
vsntlon will‘wrobuhi'y be attelied ‘
by about 100
the association,
is my being repre-
seated at the
hering,
Lighthouse Point Hotel.
. STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra~
.zlllan Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception._
100,250,500 and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxtdr‘e and Platstod' s. ”
“THE”
A. If. ANGEVINE
.84 SON GO.
Stoves, 8m“
Electric (3...,
as WAsHmo'rou eraser.
‘ "Lamont 8H.
The. M:
03$“ 120 members of ' i
_....._..
Vestettiay'a Nationpl Lea
Yesterday’s Amcrl an League Results. 1'
of
--s-s w-w unfilte-
Read C
. M14”. ' .
m—
Thc Store closes daily at five o'clock except Saturdays.
3 C . i , ;, "x
The. AuguSt sat at
,,..,_ veg».
House FumiSiilligS.
Remember the Special Dmodnts that apply on all reg-
ular stocks In the several. 1 utilitiiiillg- Departments, outside
the listed articles
Twenty per cam. 00 Furniture, Office titanium and
Dining Chairs being reserved from the sale
Neat per cent. on Dinnerware, l‘ancy China, Lamps,
Gas Portal) on, Eicctrolicrs, Cut Glass and Silver
' Ten per cent. on Carpets. Rugs Mattings and Lino—
chu. ()ur Autumn Carpets are. here and will be shown it]
this sale: The ten p‘Vcr cent. applies to them as well.
0
Tea or cent. Curtains, Curtain Fabrics, Draperies
and all pholstery Fabrics“
Special” 107 Tapedry Pertier’cs;
Dark- Red, Green and Old Rose.
v
I
J ‘I-I'
I
Value $5.00 1 "ier Iipbo. ii Value $10.00 . for $, 6.50.,
Value $8.00 for 45,00. Value $18.00 for $12.00.
No urthcrydiuohpts on these.
Upholstered Parlor and
, Library Suites
Parlor Suite of three pieces, Colonial style, solid Ma—V
hogany frames Vcovcrcd with silk moire, value $74. 50, for
uccn Anne style three pieces, uphol-
$49 67
Library Suite, 30
stcrcd \vith green 'tv 0,ur value $82. 50, for $55.00.
Tapestried Suite, value $74 50 for $49. 67.
Tapestricd Suits, value $50.00 for $ 3. 34. .
0 further discount.
Porch swings.
Made oi Forest Green OakV with denim cushions, large
and luxurious.‘
Value $12.75
0
1
q
for $10.20.
Go Carts
Fine specimens with reed hoods.
for $20.00. Value $33 25 for $22.50.
. Fourth floor“, no further discount.
Value $17 25 for $13-80.
No further discount.
Value $30.00
During the ' ‘ '
recess, dinner ’will be served in the V
soum-noawsna, cons;
Lumber andMill Work forEverydiulg
from a Plggery to a Palace
MILL Iran. 45.3.
YARD TEL. 461:.
SPECIALTIES
LINCOLN R99 INGha supcr- LADDERS, ordinary and eaten-
ior fabric r ', warranted sion.
for ca Impacts.- - FIR CUTTER,- tv've sizes.
Iran 9 an, I,‘ a, a. 3-ply. sass wsVVIGI-rrs and CORD.
N. B.-Ws Vclsss Saturdays promptly at noon.
‘.
V. HOTEL ARRIVALS; .
Clifford—R. Gunney, Lida wester‘
yell, H. C Doersch, 8. C. Cogglns, W.
H Knbwlson, New York; W. S. Woos-
ter, Albany, N. 1.; F. B. Judson and
Bridg eportl Wife, Hartford; Charles W. Johnson,
At g’Waterhui‘yV-’V—New Haven 9, Web Brookllne Mass. , John J. Hallway,
“William F. Freestone. Theodore 41.
At Holyoke~l~iolyoke 1, 'Meridcn 0 Van Vent, Henry F. Monto‘hy, TEIW.
(10 Innings). Agency, Hartford: wiuism‘ AI Oiaflt
l tnmioVrdI; camel A. unis *r. rayon:
pus Results, les‘ple 4+, New Haven; J; H.‘ lumen
It; Philadelphia—4PMI 4,; ton on c. 11qu Beaten: At A.
Chica§o2 IplgVel Ndwarli’." N L, R. w. =1sireF
rooleyn —‘-Bi'boltlyn 3‘, St. IloulsW Van valkénbd Edivin Basso.
New York; '1‘. Walt user. Denim-y:
0M New Yerk—New‘ York 4; (3111- G. H. Willey and Vismliy', Providence.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's Stats League Results.
‘ Ala Viiartford~Hurttord 5, New Brit-
At" Springfield —- Springfield 7,
érbury 5
adelphia
:indati :I (first game); New Yorlr 44 H.143 C. Slurp Jersey. any;
Cincinnati 1 (second game.) ‘- TEFL Dunne.- Waterbnuryt F4 Hm.
At Boston-Boston U'PVthtsbtu'gV 1. Vial-Retard; EV. Germanmsmtn No:-
Wa '7 '
Vs
. , .t
‘At St liet iIVl— ow York- St. Louis I Mshacktmo‘ks. Q Bismuth; In“.
new rpm andeiayéd 'hy Iraul been: New Haven: Wampum:
Wreck - New York; Charles Ll. Netting, Niall:
At Chicago~Boston ‘4. Chicago -;1 glut. N 11.; H. 'r. Gresham. Northileid;
V‘VVVAt eveland—Clevel’und . VVWasVlVi. Wt; W. D Hills, Newfl York Mrs.
ngnecker, cltyrE Waissbury.
,V liétroit-I—Detroltl Philadelphia 3‘ ’l‘u‘rington. s. 1. silly; ”14.444
W
‘ "PM: iiiilf a‘ young: {gunman was
L R. l-Iiirlhutt.I WI , e ,,
"Npfi' K. A. Georgia, New: $1.;an . JED ”MY-
bfiqkli‘gwfl lug adorn ois“ rind. lance ’itnd wife. city». living» 4...»,
limong those e mops It‘s» led our Dallas‘s L Lowentlla‘l, New tram
a farmer 1104th irb.‘ 'rhé tanner visit his” ‘ Reading, VVVNew
attracted eit's. airs k. cheery bvtiki'l‘t Keep, city:F . 'GIDI
lumber an. Who was tin nod finest 1‘. Mass; Charles L 141114.14
sags aaIeVI-sp's'dge; " an to Berlin: u.- a, r. smmfi‘i J.
"1533*, In}
yo ’ all?” then. litters, New Yams
Ir V39“ semi {we sir V;Vl'ieVVH Bil Hgé‘po KnurlblVIti-g ‘billion;
'00 e Jim...
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e P h 015 9‘ Vres? Aliiit‘pt Emrngknagsglbr sgjiiziaefngmcdii’d
' Brooklyn; P. W. Keyworth, -clty;»M .
4591‘ tilt.
pm, New VVYOI'JI: ‘hn c.
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