WW,“
«2.»
”Willi
M7 Rooord in South NOrwaM is 0
I Unique One.
.I ii“ “to trailer him a “bud hook" or
u“ {may ill and is looking tot relief
hotter depend on the only
‘ pillar-ed by people you know.
Kidney Pills relieve quickly—-
mostly. 600th mmlk
testliy it" will. Here is n
it:
l-‘rank Brosdhursi. 8 GNII
" South Norwalk. Conn... “yr:
; ushand has always a good wild
tor Qoan' s Kidney Pills. About
ears “0 he was having a rstttor
‘ monk of kidney trouble There
“ sllsrp. shooting paint! through liln
' ”sud lotus Which not duly Bother
bf. In during tho do) but prevented
'~ drool vesting well at Ilium. 'l‘he
intentions were unnatural and
reusing. When some one ud-
' ” do try Doau' s Kidney Pills,
ho procured a box at. I'laisted's drug
Ian and in a short 777ml alter begin-
it M5 use was releved of t e
00% and pain; lie alwIIys l‘FtOln-
mom Milo Kidney Pills to anyone
bears complaining ot kidney
trouble."
for solo by oil drillers.
pilots. Foster- Milhuru to..
new York. sole thifli‘lllfl for the [illitesl
Mutual- ilIc libxllt=«—lltlull's-uIId
, titer.
W
BOOK Amp susKIN.
‘ Ill tho only axes iheutricui perform-
l’i ice 50
iirl dlIntsed‘ i‘hclr nit-cu with' nitric
hos or I rode pigment. Acach‘yhus
‘ Ll!!! famous tragic poet llll'i'OdlltPtl
itti, which Worn of various kinds
”xfioollg elm-y Rgt‘ country i-ondl-
flunoaud oomplexion All Worn con-
l‘llpM with the gleaiest nitet) and
don. The dresscs were also adapt-
ad" 9 characters assumed hv the
WW Wns known as the bus
kit: was a hunting boot. ’l‘lltlso Worn
by iruédtsus had Boles three intlles
thigh, com sed of layers of cork and
wsrii lac up ill trout no high an the
on”: Sandals were also worn. and
mfly 0! those hnd thick cork soles.
The colors of the loot coverings were
“Honoured lining thtI favorite hue tor
warriors and purple. for other chame-
l. um. Slaves wore II low shot- hearing
' this name of sock, wnioh Wort also tllc
or yrootwenl oi comedians. iv‘ronr
[MI circumstance arose [ht- ell
known phrase or sot-It tintl liuslt n. ”
at) iohiimlly associated with the
7?; iii riders TO SUIT ALL
5 rocssrsooxs
l. . MW Line of Crockery,
7 Glassware sud Househo-
.f grating Gobdti. Etc.
if“ 7 minim... Chitin by the set or
i; rim” -.
,7 . “Mo-White Fruit .1er can be
at nuts. and better. mu. will
. the in: will look nicer
E on? _ shelvos than- the ro'und green
it Ilium-s.
i , bird White Jars have the Light
nl ”Bolt“ -
New Shades made to order.
Killer-5' Supplies.
flootofiiudti’slut. $1.25 gallon.
willing and Paper Hanging.
u wAsHINoTON- was“.
. 36011-1 NORWAkK.
7‘ * 7 ‘7 TEL. (50».
.«
- .—
Wu so 11109.6 With a “I!!!
M width ii. piece ‘ntsndsrdi' rbr
Maillot basin-my
mat-1 Ur flfll
oily combo" I”: t
donut and reusing. .
linlfuio.
iiiéltiiIi-Brflggfifl'N“ “WE".
80V. vow-om shoppsd 8 consider
how annually delusion: it would
[to “W‘m huh and cold running nun
m
rWl
roam its presence would word mm
tugboat
..-~_~....-
FUTURE”
huttles ill the
They want to main a; lot of rules.
sci l'orih ill terms all lilnlit‘l.
So when they have to play the. gtlme'
they'll play it on the squat-c.
And luli dchute its ethics utter ihcy
lluvc hit the loud.
Shall every warship oi the shy iic (or-
ced to sound allow?
01' he wrhlddon-to weak in hehind n
shieldlil cloud?
Must it tho ll‘bitltonllllliallt
lashing signals st'i‘ttl
\llllilt still of ullllnuuition will by
. treaty he ullhwcd?
When ”Idlers lull i‘loill llllillll|il~l slutll
the Mines spieud it not
0r lct cach one wllo iunlhicu down
on lightning tulle illsidtnucc.
And whether he strike solid ground tll'
splash out in the wet.
licgurtl survival or tlccreusc its just
u circuulstuncc?
Oh, there are many questions tlnlt tliry
will have to nettle soon;
Shulhi hollllls he llllt'd with dyna-
lllitc or supurliic gas?
Shall slaughter ho my sunlight or tllc
I ray of palid moon?
Shuil wounded nit-ships hccd llIc sign
that reuds "chn on tho grunt-I1”
llt'lll‘)‘ .luIlchII.
folk by
Btulih-—-Whiti's the trouble with lllt‘
writor's husband? Hc looks angry
'cliough to chew tilt-ks.
latest hook to him.
Bilihh—flracitms, I should consider
that u complimcni.
Ninth-Nut it you kllt‘“ the title of
it It- in ‘Wild Animal“ i More Moi.“
—-Chicago News.
tlt‘Ilthcr—~What Is that noisc in tiic
parlor, Tommy?
’i‘0IntIIy——'i‘lli1t's sis dropping II hint.
Showantu that. young man to go home.
~Clllcugo Daily News.
‘A ._.
"i lililllli Mil
hQYS’ and YQUIliS'
oun METAL AND duster
OXFORD-’5
SPECIAL VALU E8
$1.50 and $2.00
Misscs’ and Children’s
WHITE CANVAS
OXFORDS
. 7.50 and i139w
Tennis Guards
Wcar Shoes That Fit
we WAomNo'roN s'rits'sr‘.
PHONI 6422.
We Pp our 0W Grinding
ItiNGES GROUND Willis
You WAlT. »
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicatcd’. no “manor
where they wereImnde.
We have all of Mr. -iloyt's Pro. I
scriptlons.
Oilice hours 8 n. m. till 11:80
a In: laziouutllep m. Mb‘tiw‘
day and Saturday evenings un-
til 9 p. In. “
FenWick Optical Company
1 I“... to
. Housit How;
Rooms Mrunitsti Built Building
97 WAN lNGTON tr.
court-1 thitWALK. c0NN.
Hmceil Million
«motion. mid: .,.
I work day afternoon. from 2: 15 to i: 30.
My IMEVANGELIOAL LUTHERAN.
wad... rt“ .3432
126mm,. Ii?
tun ita‘vo 9mm d'ecldeil who
in income producing property that-
must increase In value with the rapid
growth at the town.
'ch‘ will
loan
New York. (toot '
" NORWALK
lav mmm‘
l w' rains.' 7 ' '
The nations are to at aid toigk oil ‘
PcIIn—Alld he is; she dcdlcntcd her ,
.ilt'l‘.
‘ chorus.
.m.; Holy Communion Ililti sermon.
10:30 a. m.
. KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH.
. sti‘e‘ntl thin service
‘ particularly those unloading the with:
G ENTIN
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Norwalk, lt‘l‘ul'lk lluuwell Will
ter, [lsstorw'l‘he Sulldily services will
he us follows: 9:30‘ 11. m.. Silllliny
morning class in charge or Brother
John Greenwood; [0:30 It. m.. preach-
ing by the Rev. George M. Brown, pus-
itlr of the First M. E. Church. Bridge.
port; [2 m.. Bible school convenes;
«:30 p. m.. Epworth Magda meeting:
7230 p. “1., prcuchlng by Rev. (leurgc
M. llrowu. The music of the day will
in- its follow»:
Morning.
Pleltltlc ............... '. ..... Mci'klc
Aillllt‘lll-"l‘llt! lllltl is My Shop-
herd ................... Neidlinger
tln‘ertury. lint-Is StIlo-—~()ut of tile
lierp ...................... Marks
Stanley N. Beans.
l’ustludc—IvAvc Vel'utn ....... tlounotl
Evening.
Prcludc ~ IScrcnnde ........... Bragn
Antltcln~~0 Lord. l Come ..... Hi'iigtt
()ficl‘iol'y. 'i‘riu»—Svrcei is the Work
........................ Wiegnnd
Miss lme, Mr. Albrecht, Mr. llcnus.
l’ustlutie~4)llorus of Shepherds,
...................... Lemmens
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwnlk ('bngregntlounl. ilcv.
t‘harles S. Mnetsrlnnd. i). ll.. pastor--
ltaynlond (l. Clupp, director in
religious work and instructor lIl New
'l‘cIIi‘IuncuI (lrork. in YukI College, New
[lure-u. will urcilch tomorrow morning
at lti;:ltl o'clock.
Music as tin-
\vnik:
First Church. Nor-
! Morning:
l’I'clIIdc Sonata 2. lat muvrment
.................. J. ilhcinllergcr
tlfl’o-rttll')‘~ MI-ltltly lll ll. . .A. (lullulnnt
Postlude ., Marcho Soleuuellc
.................... E. l.i'lllilll{l‘t‘
No service in the evening.
BAPTIST.
'l‘hc Rough Rider nlnlo chorus will
sing at the Smith Nurwnllt Ilnlltist
church tomorrow night under the [cud-
crship of F. .l, l-‘urcc. Tho chorus hits
llccalllc {muons for its stirring qusic
and will lil' heard with grout delight.
the rcgillur qunrtctie urc inking their
mutual vncution. which includes the
entire. month 0!“ Aurush and Mr. Force
is lending the singing. The cvcning
scrvlro tomorrow night will [1c hrlct
with tihnrt ildtil‘oii! by thc Dflfllfll'. nlld
popliiltr song sci-rice with the male
in thc' Morning tho pastor
will conclude thu study of Elijah. The
Bible school at il: in in churne (It the
superintendent, who will teach thc It‘fl-
still from the platform ill order to give
the touchers a title who! from tho
studv hour Thc young people will
meet lltl usual at the hour of even ~,itde
with H. P. Puncher the leader.
‘4.—
EPIOOOPMA.
Trinity Church, Rev: H. A. Unwood
Siltlllt‘l‘. rector, eighth Sunday after
Trinity—4‘ It. 111.. Holy demunion;
10:90 it. 11L, morning prayer and scr-
Inon, Dtlringrtho month or August no
turning service will he hi‘lll. The 1'ch
tor [ins t‘illlt‘d a meeting oi’ all the le
gol voters of the parish' to meet ’l‘ues-
day evening. August [0th, at 8 o'c.lock
in the Sunday school room or titc
church. A- parish meeting-will no fol
lowed by rhmllor vestry morning.
Grove. Church, the Rev. Jitm‘es lien-
ion Werner, rector. the‘ ninth Sunday
utter Trinity—The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 ncloclt: mom-
ing pruyel and amount. by the Rev
Wm Downes of All Saints‘ Church.
New Haven, tit 10:30.
Christ Church, Enst Norwnlk, .1. My
plin Brown, pnsior-—'l‘he ninth Sunday
utter 'l‘rilliiy. Sunday school 9:30 11.
Gospel Tent met-tings. West uvonue
—Prenching iii ll it. n1. subject. "l’il-
lsrs tIi‘ Shloke;'8uhbotl1 school at
12: 30 1). n1.; sorted concert. 3:30: Y.
'P. 8. C. E. at" I. 30 p. n1.; preaching iii
8 p. m.. subject “Rainbow Around thc
Throne." The pilstol will preach at
both services. There will he preach-
ing every evening in the tent this
weck. Several out of town minister-Ii
nnd local ministers are expected to
assist in' these novices.
W
swsoIsH LUTHéRAl‘l CHURCH
The Swedish Lutheran congregation
will hold its service in thu‘Chnpel' on
7: 30. A. Is. l1tsler.the pastoi wilt
speak on the subject“ ‘ thew—or." Al'
IScundlliavlutis arc. cord ally invited to
GHRIOTMN OOIENGE OOOIETY.
First Christian Science Society oi.
Namath-Regular Sunday services at
”the reading room. Masonic building.
at 11 3. III Suhlect. An In Wm 'spir-
it '-' I'i‘estimpny meeting| Wednesday,
at 8 p. lit. To both new cos ilwp‘sbl I:
lit cordially and Ihstornally invited.
Reading room open to the public each
Potter? Evhngtill’t‘al Lutheran
Divine soi'vluos chuduotod in the W
mun lanxuags are held regularly ev-
ery Sunday morning at 10: do around-
ont the your in tin chapel in Now:
Mhin street. Congregational singing.
preaching by tha'Ml‘u All Gsrinsus.
eran faith. are earnestly requested to
attend. Sunday school class meets ev-
ery Sunday momirls‘vimI hour before
the service, at 9: 30. New pupils may
email at any time and any always cor-
dlnlly received. .
.Nom't [Slain street» Sunday owning at‘ .
Church. Marina-timer ”up, poltior'w'
”on“...
PAW COQM; GROWO.
. How fist does corn grow these hot
days and ”nights?
Wulifoe il'onkin. the hardware de'il'
er. says It traveling man lost 85 on a
wugcr in ()swego thin week ham-so
he took the Wrong end of a hot with
n lIIIult-r III to how fast corn lflat'lltiit
henvenward. ’l‘he traveling mun llct
iltnt a' 19th of corn would not grow
six inches in the time named. The
Welling man lost his wager by live
inches and live houlq, and the tunnel
whon his by one men tutu five hours.
The wager qu lhade- a"! the loan"
of remarks made by the (timer us to
how fast cont was sho‘o us up. He
got off the old remark l in it glow-
lug so fast in the night that lie could
hour its joints pop.
The drummer laughed at him. illlil
told hilu he was mistaken.
“It's easy for you to any your corn
is growing that last." he rolliarketi.
“hut you haven‘t got any money to
buck up your cluilll.”
“Yes. i llfli’t‘." ilitld the runner.
‘l'vc got plcnty (It motley. and l hole
to get more hv taking it hum you on
n dead sluc thing. but since y‘ourc
such it “lMt‘ one and have tried in lull
it hiui‘i' on nlc. I'll just cover your $5.
and “Pi you iilut tlliti ('til'll grown Illx
inchcs iii till hours."
it looked like u find to the drummer
litld he put up tllc coin. The puir
agreed on umpire». and went to thc
farmer's iicld. ’I‘hcre they scinctmi
It likely stalk and tied 11 string to it,
wcll up and just long enough to touch
the ground.
Mr. Rankin happened into (lsz-go
Just as the crowd started out to sm-
what the corn had done. It hnd tin-II
:zl hours theli' since thc mark was set.
lie wot ninng with the party. Tho-y
found the string clcvntcd quitc it hit
Ilhovo the ground. and when It tool
rule was put til it there Were just sev~
cn~illchck from the and to the soil. The
former got the nitlney.-«~(‘lmnliic
iKflIl.) 'l‘I-lhunc.
“i suprmo mu know of my i‘umlly
sold liul'on Flicnsh.
"Yep.” nuswercd Mr, Cnuit‘or. “it
quy huvc [won n good trce. all right.
hui it limits to mc us ii‘ i’hc crop was
It i‘uilurc."«Washington Star.
ll‘ct'?”
3.3
v
Sillii lit “WISE MW
.._....,... ......
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
clusc of the disease and the art of ad
[noting the same. Diseases are closed
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even lt' done in childhood it
cronies pinched nerves and pain in
inter lite in the diluent organs and
limbs.
Chiroprsctors re
this disease and and health is
restored through h ollisllig the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nsrvousnoss. Rheumatism. Psroiy-
sis. Hurt, Kidney and Female Dis-
ehses are given npecinl attention; also
Curvature or the Spine. You will
never regret giving .Chiroprsctlc a
clinics to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 81*. BO. NORWALK
“moth: Tnatmshts Olson Also.
\f0_ tho cause at
‘T"_'—""‘
~~.
All Coupons
RH] Hill]
SPARK Plili‘IS
ARE REDEEMED _IY
. 8c Obituary
39 Wall Simet
Vour coupon properly tilled ,
out gets you a Spa’rit Plug tr'ee
. or charge.
V I. n. oomph. Inn. 7
Woo sud cot—rm Us to M
Inm'wpu- mandolin-w
2:...—
Otoolund eonora! information Tieksr.
Sunday Dinners. 75cm
' ' TIL; “if”!
am
Little Robert and "Jim," the groo-
er's doitvory niunr word meat Moods:
and on-- tho momentous day or Bolt-
'elii‘s nrdmotion from dresses to knick-
INdottiIORArso iota.
P9993." June 39» Em.
. Shouldn't.
midi it. idolim‘li'l'm
, was... it yum-gut.
”Murk
worm .
erhockers he waited eagerly in front
'0! them for "Jim's“ coniisl. 'Biit
the dolivory tam ”311"!“er
ied h mull about I-hls wsm withost
sebml to one anything—unusual in
his small chum s appomnoo. ltollsrt
stoodmupd hopefully in various outl-
' Icious poaitlons until- he could Itsnd it
r. "Jim." its
.you [low-il- out or pant-i"
. MSWE
REAL ESTAITE
burst out It
dieamship Tickets
F-‘ELOCitwood T
’ Burns. who was shotI
.1
Thai?
The Store closes at fiu
AugusiFSaie oi House Furnishings
The first ttcck of tlic salc is drawing,’ to close it has
ilccuuupst suiisiuttory ln‘A‘VU') wav. for we hutc Iigiltcuctl
our stocks pcrtcpiillly 11ml custonlcrs llnvc I'ct'citctl remark—
:thlc tallies. llIc szllc with its xpccinl ofi'criugs and gcucr-
uns discounts will t'tlillllllit' :Illtltllcr \vcck tinsiug. \‘nturtlnt
tiIc ionrtecnih. L'niilthni tiulc: 7 7
Ten per cent. (in Carpets. Rugs. Lace‘LCurtains. Uphoi~
stery Goods Linen‘lv‘ovvels. Dinner are In stock pat-
terns. and Linoleum.
7 Sets Silverware
Cases.
Twenty per cent. on Furniture. China
Cut Glass. Linen Sheets anti Pill
Diliilerware, Speci‘l
\\'c ufl'cr lllt' llrt‘ltlilt‘lltiils of thc lit-st foreign and (ltllll(‘\“
ihc discounts are
cu- t'hina should
tic lllilllllltit‘ltlflt's, utui \vllcu qualities with
t‘tiil\ltlt‘l’t‘tl. all [WINNIE \vlltl tlcctl or wish i
ilc :Ittracictl.
112 pieces in all these sets.
it'cgttlur $II.75 Scts tvltll grccil ticcurutimu' int“ $9.40
$12.50 White and gold for $10.00
$5.00 Assorted tlcmrtltimls for $12.00
$18.50 l’lrlrai llordcr for $14180
$1”. 50 tircru zltul lillit' for $I5.60
2- ,ol’nus) 1‘. order for $18.00
$25.00 l‘ lcllclt tilltln for $20.00
Dinner Sets of 36 pieces {or $4.84
Dinner Sets of 42 pieces for $4.35
\\'ith iltt' alulvc will he found many Mitch-- in Fancy
China. high grades at half price.
White Goods for Waisis
August Sale Prices.
37d Dresses
St. Gall Swisses
75c I‘ltnliity at 60c. 50c quality at 40C.
(or quality at 48c. 35c quality :11 28c.
55c quality tit 456. 30c quality at 24c.
Embroidered Swisses
75c quality at 60c. 50c quality (ll 40c.
(15c quality at 52c. 45c quality at 36c.
White Pique and Persian Lawn :Ii illir sanu- proportion—
atr reductions. .
AI ’liaii use
Numerous Short Lengths of White Goods of various
“rarest suitahie tor twists and children‘s tircsscs.
If
Oriental Rugs. Our stock offered atthc regular IO per
cent. reductions. Desirable colorings in Cahistans, Khivas,
Shirvans. and Bijawrs. . ’
.
Office Chairs :It to nor ccnt. rctliictiot‘
The.
d
through this sale.
SATURDAT.AUOUBT1.I90?{ ]
_.__..._ g... .m—
W i117'7'31iti. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
o'clock adept Saturdays.
Black Cottons
For Mourning Wear.
.\l cssaltticik 500.
liauzai 50c.
l otlgcc 39¢.
Argentine 25c.
Silk Muslin, 25c.
Mercerized Weaves.
lengalillcs 390.
Himalaya 290.
i'. nun-c 25c
Sillfl'llt‘ 251'.
Suticc. Is. It). 25. 29 and up
to 350.
llatistc. 15. It) and 250.
Latvtl. [2%. 15, it), 25. 2t).
tip [0 350.
Egyptian. 15. 19 and 25c.
Stripctl t'ircllatlinc 50c.
Black Dotted Swiss
.\1 1254. 15 and toe.
Black French Swiss
iloited Designs at 556.
Lace Striped Lawn
.I\I 12‘”. 15 and toe.
Plaid Lawns, 15 and 170.
Men’s Wear .
Two-piece Bathing. Suits.
$1.00. .
Boys’ Suits. 75c.
Men‘s Gauze Shirts
ciillcr long or
slccvcs. 29c.
Open Mesh Underwear.
tlic 50c gratlc, at 39c,
2 for 75¢. Short sleeved
shirts. ankle length pants
Some desirable patterns
left in those $2.00 Neglige
Shirts that are selling
at 98c.
Sizes I4 to 17.
\ o
Curtains
Ruined Muslim.
White with green cross-
bli's, stained 'glass cf-
with
short
iccis. $2.00 value for
$1.50.
Mite Ruffled Muslin:
with Ciuny insertion,
$l.50 valuc for $1.00.
Sillsolines. value 12yzc, for
§¢1
Cretonnes.
12%c.
valuc 17c. for
- "r
' onan‘rlssp Larrliaé
Letters addressed as follows remain
uucisitnod in the mstoillce, at Norg
walk. (‘onn.. tor the week ending Sat-
urday. July 31. 1909:
South Nov-walk.
Amos Coyles”
Peter bulletin
olol'nOn Gan‘ett.
aster Sig. Harpman.
.[ilrnest lianleit.
P. K. Holmes.
George L. Lewis.
m Lyle.
Miss Delia Maloy.
Miss M. E. mien.
Miss Iaiel Roscoe.
it’ll-sh“ -l“- l’l‘llpplll‘. iiillvlew Cottage. H
Be 8 island _
“is. be Tripp.
Miss ll. site.
B. ll Welliert.
a E. Chow's. P. it.
.._.z.__..___—-u—.
rDVlNG room oUNsHo'r onNo's.
' HARTFORD. Aug. 'l.—ldic[litel|
. lat Suntiayi
lhor’n‘lng by Karl Wolf. is dying in
,the hospital here. Walt. who is sev
ellty five years old dlilchst‘ged a shot
gun at iln‘rns‘ because the latter wits
ihrbwlng started at his dog The charge
or hackshiit entered Burns‘ log and al-
though he was promptly cam! fun.
ganuene had set in and his life is .
now despaired 00!. Wolf is out under 5
11...:
Looklirl
bonds of $.30
courts cAuom‘yI W option It . .
1 NEW LDRW “our? m ‘ ‘11,. “I Mt’t‘a W '.‘
Eldredge and Mildred May Hails“. ot‘ ' ‘
Atrium-o that. m armour hero
ydmrdsyumths [muioflthlleii- ott'
li’olios’fldmoyiot Autumn.- HIM
hid been here ton ”slalom iii
r; Minion a: no
as man on; while my III will 1‘me
knowm Is‘lllrs. er." Whey w
illicit to Atileboro. where [human tins of wound!
w.lio 3;"le
MEL-Lb... new"
saunas» saloon. nahoshsoliors dest- sir. I rohitiod" ' addition
I..... III.11‘IN.‘.
A. Dickie
ISL... litil
Ii ’Plll «Him «moi of Irma a l'etter vsilti
a sliding won 7d have astound“ Monty
lefioi‘h M‘llolm Until
‘totttiti ‘ot‘totlI wind up with parlour triumphs
:rlnvthiorospoot HlINIt
.olb tutti up. ltr slut
Manu- mum child would oomtiild Mat
I‘M} ml:
_ . {Annual Clearance Sale has started out in good
iss Lottie Lockwood R. s. D. 37. ' i. ‘ it“ appear on every counter
”hand lie Mm Counters. For your _
s mutiny
PURCHASES
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