AN All tile balance 0 ., fig... ,
“HTML" "tn W:IOTB .0 ‘ tors, Porch Rookels, Porch Chairs. Bette". Lawn Mowers, “llitilgnigckfl, demons 0': "f "‘9 flue points in
‘ Sewing r14 i 9 Crso‘rn l’or Screens. Window Screens and - 33 a illlgp‘imuiml“ “1‘1 thrley n
8“???" €91! affront 0 to 30 per cent. reduction from ”"6“ an as ng c “'3' “t ”um
value 1 ' 11 Ix furnished more fun (or the specta 1
' " tors, no; to?“ tbepl plyors themselves
than 41 s o’ usll professional or
A F;w Of our Spegials icl. The ganie nVsVlorV tun 111141 14
3 I H " ‘ lr ished l'llil. A nilnl ler ol the play-
PORCH CHAIRS. . REFRIGERATORO. 'i. who had not huh led 14 glow and
83.98. Sale Price .............. $3.25 :20 00 Solo Pricd’ ..... $16.00 qt! t or years sllowo spurilp'Vot' 111:in
‘ . 3800.811141 P11144 1 ............ 31400 41 line orlll 11114 View diil'e 11144 14.1 44V
$3.50, Sale Prite .............. $29. 10 03‘]. Will; ........... ii' 141 WUCQV‘ME could have done
52.98. Sale Prue .......... $2.25 $15,011.114ayr14-e ............ 3% limit nor. in the uelioli dinedlfi
M" 1 311200.49 Price ........... lo. lVlriligepol't (ollollu elllulaled one
i035. Sale. Price .............. 81.75 $10. 00 Edie Price ........ Chef? :onoliuodli'r 444i the) coin and they
$1.98, Sale Price .............. 01.50 8.00 Bole Price ........... 3.8. ' lit for the condos 11g stunt;
1. that was iult to the South Norwaiiulrs.
.l -. The values you get in this lot are tho blggfiht and best In this vlcltiltYfl‘VV‘ 3'“? South Noryullifiiub my“ “(10“:
' " " ’ " ' la in 11341 a or
tllattli‘gy gwt1r botji‘i‘r £111 tlo'lll'gi {tour
1141 ill Ylilk‘ I‘ll n lug out the vls-"
. 1." i
Miss louiséV NW interactive street,
in spending a week
in Stamford . 1,3 1.1, .
Miss Jennie M W9“
Howard of
street; is entertaining Mrs. Florence
Decker. of Tolmadgo ,Htli V1. .
4
lilies 41a pres b. ,gBhNorwnlit. is
alumni: in' nine kin. or 53
own Hill avenue. Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Joyce ot
Frsnhli alumni are entertaining
Miss NeVV lVelEVGreen .111 Millard.
:W
Horbbii Dibble 1‘ or Bayvlew avenue.
has returned to id is home after a visit -
in the Florida lestrlot. near Branch
Ville.“ V
Miss Grace ii. ilsuna teacher in
the Winnlpauk school ,ls in Salisbury.
Massachusetts tor the benefit. or her
health V l
—Best homemade bread n4 ilanuer
linker, 220 E. Wish StnOpcn evenings.
The engagement has been nnnhlthc
9d of Charles Howard Beers. ol Wes
ton slid'Mlt'ts" mind's Taylor. or law-
141 ”Weir..3‘19"lfi¥:3 .1»
Miss Minnie Rona d, or Elizabeth
street. ism est Gallant) on
two met." anew 41,41 pleads“- 41
wish hep twilight. “Mil“..-
2011.5an! Merit! Imitation. of
Hamilton avenue. tr 41 sheen set
iouol l‘im with" Va 41- stifled attack of
ni‘iibiiio. about
again.
Miss idn Vi’blrel has returned
her nomVe in Astorial ii. 1.. alter en
toying a two Week's visit with Mr.
and Mrs. August Wolfe,V of Center are-
nue, Norwalk
——-d——-
.Mrs. E d» Hoyt returned to her
home in Archs set. hlday evening
alter linllillg’ s t tilrbe weeks 1
her siste. Mrs. Walter G Penileld, in
East Ber in
. 41-1
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stothsn. of
laoomis s nilt. are entertain
in M13. oodin and son to-
geth wit Amy Woodln. of
Pater ls. J. .
'brwaiks have. re-
11 cards lrom Mrs.
no isv to, Burlington.
month's nstructlon in
Friends‘ ln'V‘l‘ e
wired souvenir
A. Blanchard.
Vermont. for
advanced llb
Rev. Fran. A" ilIVVWaltel‘ s Bible
class oi the it C liui' have
decided to” 1141131115“ 4 15114 has un-
111V 141*: Whiter
return. which will be
Sillidly. 8003mm Slit .
Attorney' Charlton D. Kelley of West
avenue, is 4:134) lugs trinight's va
million. itih he 11111
send onA opt trip. guilt tron)
N ock to Troy an ibtnrn‘ 'oh" t e Hud-
son rivVeVr.
l;V,V "1115""- 4‘1 l Mp1.
The lender for the clues meeting at
lhe'Flrst, M. gimrgmlpmorron .eve
unit is 84th
is held in inclusdsrmchosi 1.1mm olnli
wwwsmud .4; 41;ng ,.V all we
Stephen Sheldon. who has beds (is)
orderly Vat tbez’lilorwolk Ethiopia! has
gone Cel'ttoré's Mould
a lintd rlesL “who"; MW!
port venue succ iln
ing fgmeflipygged‘efifid‘fi in M'tfilétl's
cap pacity. Mr. Thorpe at one time
contemplated enlisting in the regular
alii'iy, and going totth‘e hillpplnes
it" w “‘th or 411141
11144 mind 64m" Rotte'rctr .43“i lll‘pi'édi-
dent and treasurer of the Curtis 41;
Cgtis Co imiwlld
not. It ifli clear.-
iliV‘. '(bui “V
the ever re-
s his belt h. 14.1. Curtis is being
el‘liy't ”his {guilty physi-
and trailed nurses at his home
41 ‘Pélmdt svemsdntnpm. —Bridge-
11 Former
re lad
is regarded as ddnbtluli
I
Vi
itll Mrs. Couney. V V
1
it:
.' tamorrow even
'°"it.i‘°.'l° in Valuing); My. titans.
‘Ilr’s'. i”. 6'. Km
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‘ ' YARD TEL; 46-2.
Willi)?“ d'Mlll Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace ‘
We would c341 particular uttenlldnzp cal-i, tituld'odr «mom‘mltton.
mode in two plan of Dougioo fir. tho modt 44.11.4413 at modern woods; will “out
loot motol 41144 to mote ornamental.
Alan M til-wont!) roaomMona “Lincoln Rooting“ for roofs and also tor
Does not rust or «soy and will loot o lifetimo.
Nut—During Summor montno wo will oioso .Iulfdt’.
floohing in place of metal.
50V WALL OVTVRCKT.
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South Norwalit
f our line of Summer Pu neludi
””O. D. Jackson
Optician
in the Optical
esnflilamlned Free
tem' 1"
. PHONE 43‘!
113‘.
"s..."
O
‘ JILL TIL. “-3.
promptly at
Line.
1 NOIWALK.
“.4’Utbgv'l w I
Wilma“); W ”or m was we 4» we
in“;
. ‘rt’h.
THIS‘YEAR'I“ ‘
lag Business Houses;
Stamford » Port
Merrill Busing College
A int .51.»
sscsusr. 1L graduiitoo are in demand by Lena.
ill!“-
Chester
dries and supplies.
1
Vi
l
. “‘0’“;-
Furniture
Mrs. Ebenezer Fibc
spend
Joseph
Richardson. Miss
and Miss Marie’ C.
stay
Massachusetts.
or punt n the it!"
IchllK‘L‘ih t
hbfiwlfitm Anilinezflc
14121-111111an 1.
" lilo: Ellen Barbour. of Livingston
1 VIP!
ci—n
. min
:iobgkih 8r ga'pdrt‘
The Mlssés idliiab'eth and Aims
and Miss Mary Lewio Boleyn!
Haven. leave today fol-“‘11 twa weeks'
in the mountains of northern
sup»... .-- . _ rpm ' -
The engine hauling the evening
tl'pili pfordhlew York Friday night bloke
"OM and delayed the arrival of thou
' iiiddiit'lnenm .1. billion to m‘fltg‘lh
'..4Vnia to its destination
‘iirs. .l. Milt ma has gone to
hpflnsr
Off
“My”!
'oofimfiw
.1.
o Weston.is
entertaining hir mp dnlfihl ler. Miss 841%er ME:
Ethel Gregory and sister,“ Miss Verna.
of Norw six. The Misses Gregory will
5.
eta .3111th We.
1141441 alias!»
er in the it“! once at
“9"” “hilltoitiofit‘i
down from New tn 0 New HAL
e‘stlbn'dlh
\
the fun ml 0:
or,“ who led at
Loss. tur-
list? bill‘-
..o‘ll"i."°“fi4t.t’
en in
4H itli
10hr the Writer
n themfi
r and .doughtor. ', " ‘ "Went
WNW
‘i’? i’fP‘lfP‘il’v laconic" 11.:
By arrangement lust completed with
i
hdl‘i 'Ctldhilfllf ll“.
silent and Shore Linodivlslons its: .
bury to ”W Mdroid‘xflniwm
L". " " 0
Ready for Busnness
W41 are at your 41114191111145!“ ant and all
s‘orts' of. automobile repairing work.
we work quickly. yet do not stint'eare-
l'lllnesg or thoroughness. Glad to illin‘
your orders for any sort of auto re-
pairing. We. handle full line of sun-
Luther M. Wright
noooost mommy: WW
man will e "
their departure “Egg“?! yd),
04 tom who at. Ear-toga; N Y.3
. W" W i
.Pohim‘oa stenogrsph-
(‘1
items a on
lind‘l'a‘l’;
WM Valentine no Vtioa
1 01th. oP-t tio «“713! msnndzdilmi on on 08'“! N
Itfiouto gwho
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4‘ r
114%“ and 4': plilcefi “1311'
1541 HérV
Vinm "division, wniA’dthkPanbnrM
r14 is called theV‘Bh'drd' Line division
9 "lull I." “it
is
.An’o'igfil‘fi Q1111 lfl£du
obliged to leave their 441 nail s41
[Jogbury and We panda: lllmV', origin;
mi
" was that)
“'lhe athletic. event of the afternoon;
Qball game: All a scientific
itpp' vIllllin Vh‘lt ‘ilili‘in tapes. Alter
thé1 Algonqultis llad ‘11 their turn at
but. in the sevenlll‘tih'nifig, Darve 0s<
ll 341141114 ter in (4111 events
id"; ,llie (igl- ’9 Quid Vfbe called
at that little. )nve was doing
the inspiring. though previously be
ad been in the ,liridgepqrt lineup in
be dill! Lani“. QiiflOIfill Adams. who
ad mwmlnmuve way to Date,
who conciudednhat it was too 44411111
for him to keep till playinga d:
. 1111 1 me 49 the gran
illitlill waged! l tilled iiil tilt1 11141-411
bers of the 1110 clubs and 11 low
lrlendii. Bornebbdy suggested that
there would be an awtul lot of kidding
over mlsploys. but somebody elso
leadily replied that that did not mails
any difference. Then they went at it.
Thrallghout the game there was a
crossfire of good natured lollying.
which added to the pleat-lure of the
game. During the,‘ seven innings of
play pug lly the only change ilr
he Algofi ul’l llt‘itlb was in the pitch
lng stol Everybody who wanted 441
had a chanco to pitch an inning. 'lhls
was also thti case with the South Nol-
walll (‘iub learn and in addition pill)
ers dropped out chcoslonaiiy to give
others a chance.
in the drill inning honors acre even
each side scoring two l'.llns in the
second and third, the Algonquins wersV
blanketed. Likewise. the South Nor:
walls warriors did not score in the
' second but as has been remarked.
they leaped to the fore in the third
and stayed there
south Norwnlk (‘luh plsvers:.lol1u
.l. (‘ahill Charles P. Kuch. t‘hnrles l1).
WillVlonlson. ll‘rnnk Lauder. Stephen 8.
Jamie. William A 'l‘orpy. Pump .1.
Finnegan, losepll A. \olk. ..ir. George
L Woodward Ralph M Bennett Ed-
ward 1“. Mai ey, N‘W“. \\',0olioru \' ic-
thr 11'. ie 4 Luther .11 might and
Arthur ll Russell
Algonquin ('ll'lb lilayers: bit-stars.
Milli. You”. i‘.. \l'relln. Schllitze.
. Cornwall. Keller Eaton, M4t‘srihy. l).
Osborn. Waller .. .
.V . Boom by innings: .
4111111 Norwallt (nuns: 0 5.1 2 2 x—-l2
Algonquin Club ”mg 0 0 2 2 0 twill
Runs made by:
South Norwslk ('illll-~-Cal1ill 1i. Kuch
:l. Williamson 2. Lander 1 Bennett 1,
Malls: "
' Algonquin Clilb‘idiii)‘ 2. Young 1
VSchuiizo ‘.'. ("41rn1141ll 1. Keller 1. Eaton
.3'.M41(‘orth_11l.
After the. game-- then a little wait
during which everybody got a
little better acquainted while the tin
11111111; touches were being put on the
tables. Which were art-singed on the ho
tel‘ piazza About .4 ~the grand
march was be. on. blinded by George
McCarthy and is melodious corner the
mart l1 to the to last was begun lie
was ascertad by end ) Jar 3111 with the
mémbcro of both slung 1116111111; 111
the rear. The whole. inner il'as as
good natured an event could e im-
sained. ,V'i‘hera who, 04 In lose. 1'
but 4111141an as onl .evcr body «he
rlllue. . lyefal nlgmhei‘so til“)
clubs lv’o'r'ed V14 lb VyV‘qcaVl liaison
Vreci'tati s, etc; a'n‘d there sins plenty
of Va lpgiugin upwhlch o, ri'bdd took
slinging- roulin ital e VVleVa'VVijofi‘ont”
t e Pl ill. V master
1;“th n34411 “01.11.1111 wall ionic;
idl annron cer for the Aigonq hill not!
Teddy Jarvis 10‘1“ the Sotqitb
" Club in addition. to the chi
ll leEiVil‘k. '
4th regular or Vestrd‘ or t 19 point
all numerous s 14141th41141; and Eddie
noon. the pain singer. contributed a
nVViVPberpo ol' popu or go,
he molly it??? ,
were finely cooe
consequently. lira ii. 1110!
V til
2 ‘mngu'VLOe bgdled blushed???
baflm gfiloa tel mg! 0th
toast. broiled chioke
to IV"??? .rve
re
er deltii' . ot‘
‘11 elusive“
" cuuchH CALENQAR.
'Vi‘uesday, 7": 'lli 11.411.411.13. meeting.
led by Brothel 88th Rehllrl'gfol. Via the
Sunday Ilium! room. 1
Thursday,7:1i5 p. 411.. regular pray
er. and. stilt-n service In 1, 11. Sunday
sch Shellie; E. h!‘ it,
be t 44 1.4.4141? ' '
Saturday. the ladies of the Sewing
Circle will bore their stunnin- sale at
the Tokenekg
Sunday, tile.
of the First, Methodist Episcopal
Church. otiliia‘nhurfi’ will ooclpy' the
,pulpit both inbrning'autl evening.
Moenxlllllclti'. CONVEN‘NON.
his? gggfmnw of" tge Pill-.41 national
Tywmaphlcal Ubloli" EOIIVened here
at 141 o'clock ,todl gngwltb, President 0.11
tel-111m
ncewmsbgj'lln [mind the of 433531
was 41 v r b r
Presld‘e‘lits Lynch“ “mil 1114le dining: 1.-
latitindt:VV:£gates;a11‘its:VVVEVEVVVggzltort;d or how
r or
“well by till? local
. ufitln and. own? . .
Ill know that Na-
melons 1,411.44. nib " ‘11)on "0,71. .1
1?“""°‘i 11444.44 141114111 strategy to get
mm" who" a ruled in tho Aus-
. nsno City
FLT} 1....41. . ""... :1; .3"
.1 “"i -4"rl
listl- ‘V'
twill
.i‘
lii'iwhnlslmlmor)a
he fifty
Ferry Deciami Unsuitable ior Plate 111
Newlown 9..wa illin-lly
Ex-Scnaldrjliooiihan
4‘ I
The county coullulssloncrs refused
Saturday to grant a liquor license to
George l-‘erry at the Grand Central
Hotel. in Newlown, on» the ground
that he is all unsuitable person. 'l‘liili.
ill all probability will stop the applied-‘4
lien for the place. unless another up” V1
pllcant comes forward The new 1141414111;
law which limits om1 saloon to every
4300 or population p41_nuittr watown’,
441 have. six There are only live. write!
population is 3021: F1 rm 1; application .
was also obj-14 ted to because the hotel 1
is within 200 fuel or ’l‘rlult1 Church.
one of the oldest edifices in the state.
The hotel was Ilorluorll conducted by
exsenator ill WHonlilton .. V
Entitled to One More. 1
The good people of Newtown who
are not sore on old John ilarlmeyoorn .
have learned 1114b toy that the town's,
populution or 14,020 entitles it to one;
more liquor license then it has 'vtat
present. The statute passed by the“!
present legislature provides that tho.
number of licenses shall be" limited tub
one far 41 ery .100 inhabitants There
ale nlrea V1 tin licenses ill Newttlwu
so the sixth can just be squeezed ill
with 26 people to spare.
Ghmroh cry
'1 70W flchl'lEI'S
c A S 1" OR I A
. W .
" ~JWIN’LI.ART.'1".
’I‘enchel—Why. Willie, what are you
drawing?
Willie—l' in drawing a picture 414VI
(10d-
Teoohel-Jlut Willie. you mustn 1 do
that; nobody knows how God looks. .
Willie—Well. they will when i get?
this done. v-i-‘ronl Success Maguine.
u:
‘ (lrowells—l certainly do have the
worst 1414-.k
Howeellsww 1,“ you c.1n change all
that.
(lrowells—il ow '.’
lIOW4>lls——.\ii\ke the bust of
Catholic Standard and Times.
it.-'
"My wife is a sentimental woman. i
found her weeping org-r 11 thick Volv
uma and discovered it was the cook
book.’ .
"What was there to on nboui?‘
"She said none of the pieces in it
came out rightf—Clewlond loader.
Registrars’ of'lloters ‘
NQIJGE
The legal voters of the Second V04
ing District. of the Town 0! Norwalk.
are her't-b) notified tthe Registrars
of Voters of the 8 a“lid Votliif Di-d’
1
trict of the M1 ‘0! N01?!“ Hill 116 1
in session at. the Town Court mom.
Havlland street. on Fridays, August 6
and August 13.f1oul l! to 9 p.1o.i’ol'
the purpose 414' ret elvint applications
for town and city caucus and primary
registl ution
EDWARD ii. DOULENS,
iiANllsVll, KEOGH,
Registrars 0! Voters of .the Second.
Voting District of the 'i'own of
Norwalk. .
South Norwalil. July 27. 1909.
32? 115 12
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Von lto
2% ”Wm
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violin:
V affio' oil 144 retool
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than; 111111111441 .
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Money to loan
to’m’mmm‘fi :MWV 44.4
third mortgages. Wo'
money if you wish to buy, o who
hdepondonttLoan and "
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PAGE THREE-
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clings i rgatls till
“Salli"i‘ 12hr"""'
11. 6- Hi I. Io.
12c "Fruit—of the Loom" 79c Shirt Wallis. 2 for 99¢
MUSllfl,71-2C yd.V1~ Nully lllululed with 41111. "
Noti'sulnontil. Fresh Muslin “lump”; ”mil“ 7941. "
till the |Ii9('4‘.
6c ToweVlVing. 3 1-2c yd.
(iood (‘.4llton.?l‘o
l141' 424' yard.
8|.25 Skirts. 98c
25 tlifldrenl itdtterns [41 se-
Tonight ...... 984:
31.041 cdvars. 59c
let-t troln.
Extra large i
For tonight. .
Tonight ............ 2 tor 99c
15c initial Napkins, 10c"
Mercerhied Napkins, regulil'l'
154-. 'i‘olligllt ............ 10c
7c Prints. 4c yd.
wetting; regs—4
Tonight. . ..3l/;c
74' (:lnglluills ........... 44: yard
71' Shh-tings ............ 44: ”W
79c Gowns. 59c
t‘llt 411111-11 1411i. neatly trim-
lnetl: regular 794-. To
night ...... V ......... 59¢ each
.m'u (loli'urs.
........ 59: each
line
lnr 541.
so Dollies. 2 for 54:
Hinged Dollies;
Tonight ..... Liar 5c
50c and 75c Belts." 2937‘
Persian and ElastimBelts. A
big lot tor 40nlght...29c non
ram 1-
35 and 36
Take .V'Olll'wpick
$6 iiuts.
Mn 3 Oxford:
Men 5 Oxfords
MenVs Oxfords. all leathers.
Men 3 Oxfords
90 WAOHIE
Tonight ......... 98c
Yltil "he bargain Basement"
Men s Oxford W”
.7 0A" 1
Hats. 98c
41! our 84" and
3 pronouns. isc
Fast black.‘ n“ ’sizelr‘ ...".
3 Pairs for 25¢ .
a.
4“
.o: tarantula:
. all leathers. Were $4.00. now.‘ ......... $2.9.
. all leathers, were $3 541. now .......... Sm
wore $3 00. now .......... $3.110
. all leathers. were 62. so. now .......... $4 .61
YNN & RYAN
BTRE‘T. 4 SOUS“ NORWALK
Jaw-
. We have the longest and most. complete 3%ka pliiTa and fancy Stock-
ulgs fur 1141111111 and children to be found in this locality.
We show a wonderful array of Women's and Colored Hose to match
1 till the new shades of dress goods. it you wont correct hosiery styles. this
is the place ”Prltes 15c. 25c. 35c. 50c and 11p. Elegant Silk Hose at 6
$1.59, $2.00 and $300 pnlr
Our special 354: lists Hose. t_3 pairs for 31,
ms as good as you buy in some places at 504 pull
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sod'rri NORWALKT
'flllill
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Now Open Under New Management
49151“ 44.7
VthViitV i lrs.’
hell 9‘1! 11
Dental: lruling,
about Abortions“. 1
141,5”
46 ' solenoids ‘1’ coins.
"It V31! 4‘
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‘m'ol
Tar. Flag. Cement. Grate]. Asphalt, Concrete
61%ngan and Golden ... Wdlilmw
0U“
A- "”‘R ”:4"
Mi .1 you “1'1er ‘oimiin
Hiding . “
. Milli tit
Cool Steven-knitted“ Waited ' ‘
" insulate
m a 114mm wwt‘."
'c lofl‘V‘. “W411 trauma to
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