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Summer suits at big reductions at
Roger & Stevens. See adv.
Rev. Dr. 1. 1). Jacobs will preach at
the tent meeting this evening.
High-grade Saturday chocolates
only 25c pound at StiliaoII-l’owcll Cor-
poration
——Straw Hats. O'Brien's.
Norton Benedict, of Spring street.
is spending his vacation in Newburg-
in-theHudson.
.___..___
Miss Helen M. Flynn, oi‘Cresecnt
street. is in White Plains. New York,
(or a few days.
Mr. Van Scoy is substituting for .l.
H. Van Evora, the operator in Cannon
Station. ‘while the latter is taking a
vacation.
—Shoulder Steak. me lo:
Roast, 10 and 120.1iayes' :Iikt
Miss inez P.1lanieis.oi Chestnut
street, Norwalk. is spending the day
with Miss Blanthe l’olIlIuan. at Fair-
' field Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. linrrls. oi
Albany, N. Y., are visiting Mrs. liar-
ris' mother, Mrs. Hamilton Lawrence.
of School street.
Norris S. Lippitt. of Norwich, state
bank examiner. paid one of his regu
lar visits to the-South Norwalk Trust
Company, yesterday.
~Ilaseball tomorrow at Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. Anoonla. Conn.
John R. Spencer. the head machin-
ist at the R & 6 shop. is enjoying
his annual vacation which he is spend-
ing in the eastern part of the state.
Councilman Albert M. Pohlman set
out yesterday on his trip to indlan-
apolis, to attend the national conven-
tion of the Haymakcrs’. of which he.
is an oiiicer.
Mrs. Henry Boers, of Washington.
this state. who has been the guest for
Stew days of her brother, William A
Clark. of Elmwood aIenuc. returned .
home yestemai.
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—Shoulder Steak. lilc ilI.:
Roast, 10 and 120. llaycs' Mkt.
The cool weather of the last few
days brought relief from the
heat of the previous dnys. but
be coming will be just as welcome.
ids. Lodge. New England Order lot
.Protection. of Bridgeport. has decided -
to defer its entertainment of P. C.
Lounsbury Lodge. New England Order
of Protectionum South Norwalk, un—
it“ a I'aIEr dill/e.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Arlington.
of Hoboken. N. J...who'have been the
guests of friends on William street
tor the past few. days. will leave today
to visit other relatives in South Nor-
walk. ~Bridgeport Telegram.
‘ ~Straw Hate. O'Brien's
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Mrs. E. W. Gliues. oi Marl-
spending a few days in
_ , stopping at the Ma-
no CI. Mr. Gllnes was form-
aNorwalk MI, and is busy l'tr
nclwlng old acquaintances
Mr‘.
The Cornell Road Oiiiag Company
has just finished oiling the road in
fmint of the residence of William M.
Martin. in West avenue. Both sides or
the street and the trolley tl‘acks were
oiled with the. Standard asphalt road
oil. and in excoilent job was made of
the .work.
ery thing summery must go. That
is be edict that has gone forth at the.
enterprising Mints store, and if pIicc
reductions count for anything ever-y
thing will surely move. The. prfices
in the adv. will appeal to every eco
fnomioai housekeeper. ' 11' you don’t be-‘
have it read- .thewiv. .
L' whoseba WWW
We «Whom
at, Amusement
«You» Conn.
p; for; In I'I:\..,~3~
Manufacturers of Im-
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Tint Mt ”slid out
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lean l'ot ‘
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great '
the .-
warmer weather-wbich now seems to
cather Furniture
All the balance of our line of Summer Fuiniture. Including Refrigera-
tors. Porch Rockers. Porch Chairs. Setter-s. Lawn Mowers. Hammocks.
Sewing Chairs 1:30.09qu Freezers, Porch Screens. Window Screens and
Susan Doors, Cit. ,Iat a saving of item 20 to (£0 per cent. reduction from
value.
PORCH CHAIRS. REFRIGERATORS.
pass, Sale Price ..............u.25 $20.00. salt. Icg' ....... $15.00
. . . £18.00, Sale rice .. .......... $14.“)
53'5“ 5"“ ”“9 """" “.1293 moo Stile Price . ........... $12.00
$2.98, Sale Price .............. $2.25 $15 .00 Sale. Price ............ $11.50
$12.00, Sale Price ....... .....SIO.50
82.25, Sale Pilco ......... $1.75 "0‘00 8316! ”I“ _______ ".50
$108. Sale Price ......... 01.50 $8.,00 Sale Pgine $6.08
The values you get in this lot are the bllflst and beat in this vicinity.
oilins 8: CO.
Funeral Direétors and Emulators.
12- 18 North Main Street South Norwollt. Conn.
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Looking for a School?
1 WHY NOT ENTER
. M‘EE‘L“ Business College
THIS YEAR?
its Methods, Teachers and Equipment ARE THE BEST
Fail Opening August 30th. Books. Etc. Free
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
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The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 40-2. MILL TEL. 40-3.
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
made in two allelic! Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods: will out-
last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and nice for
flushing In .placo of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
N. B.—Durlny Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
.noon.
.0“
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line-
Eyes Examined Free
SS WALL STREET. PHONE“
NORWALK.
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Ready for Busmcss
We are at your orders for any and all
sorts of automobile repairing work.
We work quickly. yet do not stint care-
iulneaa or thoroughness. Glad to‘have
your orders for any sort of auto rt»
pairing. We handle iull lino oi..aun
dries and supplies.
Luther M Wright
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Remembo , “II season has Sale]
Men s. {I .es’ Girls’, on '5’
0x101? l xfOr 3
White Canvas Pumps and (guards at Cost
wash-om To '
V razdfl iRi:
Lumber and Mill-Work for Everything
‘geVine .&Son Co
i ._; NOLWAi
THE NEW
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JEROME nouNstno .
TEL no.
asruaNor Til: FAVORITE
Mr. Eugene Weber
suppoarso sv
The Eugene Weber Stock Co
including Miss Hertha llelli- Walker,
Chas. Robinson, Uhas. iii. .lolIII. Casrey.
Al Phillips. Harry lleu Pree. Mary
Aver. Kathleen TayloI iJIlo King.
Eleanor Upper and others
iIiE IHRI HAIS
A ROARING FARCE COMEDY
MATINEES—Wednesday and Saturn,
day—to and 20 Cents. ;
EVENING PRICES....IO, 20 and 30::
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‘ Vaudevillemnd' Moving Pictures
BETWEEN THE ACTS.
PICTURES CHANGE EVERY DAY
MATINEE TOMORROW
NEXT ATTRACTION
"1 MIN III IIISIIIII.’
A MELO-DRAMA
The Recreation Tours
BLOCK ISLAND. “too—Three day
trips. Saturdays. August 7th. Hit.
21st. 28th.
SARATOCA SPRINGS, 315.00 and
IiD.00—-Four day trips. Mondays,
August 0th. 16th. 23rd, 30th,
WHITE MOUNTAINS, 02400-41“:
day trips. Mondays. August 16th,
30th.
NIAGARA FALLS. S3800-Five day
trips Monday. August 9th.
THOUSAND ISLANDS. “GOO—Five
day: trip Ttasday. August: 7th.
ROYALITOUR, Who—Thousand .Is-
lands, St. lMi‘cnce River. Mon-
treal Amble burn and Sarnion:
ten days trip uesday. August 17th.
MONTREAL ANC QUEBEC, 6000:—
invite day's MP. Friday. Aux'ust 20th
Above rates from New Haven. For
rates front your station call on G. W.
HARRIS, ticket agent. N. Y., N. H., k
1]. it it. 0.0.. or address.
THE RECREATION TOURIST
COMPANY.
183 Eu: Orange St. New Hutton. Conn.
FERRY
BETWEEN
South Norwalk and Roton Point.
Conn, and Chateau Des
Beaux Arts. Hunting-
ton Bay. 1.. l.
srsnusa ELIZABETH
TIME TABLE DAILY. COMMENCING
SATURDAY. JULY 17th
Leave So. Norwalk 9 a. m.
Leave Rotow Point 9: 30 a. m., 2:00 p.
Leave G. Don 3. Arts 11:30 a. on, 5:80
p. m. .
Subject to change without notice.
Fare, 50a. One or Both Ways
Good Only on Day luuod.
Telephone 604 South Norwalk.
Telephone 600 South Norwaik, Roton
AUTOMOBILES TAKEN AT REAO'
ONABLE RATES iNCLUO-
'INO CHAUFFEUR.
yaw LINE
Shears
and SCissors
:Tabie Knives and Forks and
Knives
r'.»
Podtet
r. A. stream
0 man org.
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Money to Loon
ii to property omen on second and
third morn-res. We advance you
money it you Club, to buy a home.
independent Loan and»
Security Co'.
. leiaml Claudius. 94 Waoilnpton St.
"if a'manlnom-‘tnld a lie it's-ho
cause no young mother ever asked
him what he thought of her baby.
“1 see that Jane Iiienier always
takes Charlie lirainard with her when
the drives hli‘ new motor car. .I
thought aha. favored Clarence Omen?"
I‘ "Yes. but poor (ll lapses isn't any
wild at pumping up tires.”—-Cloveliihd
.‘i’lain meteor. . . ,. . I
KecnKutter ‘
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has lotion
a it!!!" IHIIIIBH
include Presbyterian Parsonage and
Fund oI $2.000Ior Ihe Support
2.! the Church
The Presbyterian Church. of Nero-
ton, receives bequests in the will of
the late Benjamin Wood. who diet at.
his home in Noroton. July 11. Ho
gives to the trustees of the church In
trust.———it is known as The First Pres-
byterian Church of Dorian—the house
now occupied as a parsonage. on con-
dition that it be used forever for such
purpose. or for such other purpose as
may be necessary for the support anti
maintenance of the work of the
church. In the event of the church dis-
lIaIIding. Mr. Weed directs that the
property be sold, and the money 8"
derived be divided equally among the
Board of Home Missions of the Pros
bytcrian Church of the United States.
the Board of Foreign Missions and
The Presbyterian Board of Relief for
Disabled Ministers and the Widows
and Orphans of Deceased Ministers.
Mr. Weed also makes a bequest of
3.000 for the support and mainte-
nance of the preaching oi the gospel
in this church. and provides that the
money also be divided equally among
the above-named societies of thc
Presbyterian Church. in the event of
the Noroton church disbanding. Asido
from this. be bequeatbes $500 to Rev.
Arthur Requn. former pastor of the
church.
The will carries bequests of money
to Mrs. Sarah Frances Nichols, wife
of l“. W. Nichols. the amount of one
bequest being $3,000 and the amount
of the other being not stated, a be.
quest of 33.000 to Mary S. Coleman.
daughter of Rev. James W. Coleman.
deceased: 81.000 to Balbino Entires
who was a member of Mr. \I'eed's
household for many years; and $500
each In the testator's niece. Mary E.
Weed, Brooklyn; his nephew. Alvab
Weed. Noroton. and Mrs. Lizzie Kane.
oi Noroton. the widow of John Kano.
a iornIer employee at Mr. Wood.
The residue of the estate is to be
divided equaly between Mr. Wood's
sou. Arthur W. Weedpand the testa-
tor's daughter-in-iaw, ilettie 1.. Weed.
The son is named as sole executor of
the will.
in the petition. the value of the
real estate is given as $10,000, and
the personal estate as 322.000.
Mr. Wood was 88 years old when
he died. His father was Benjamin
Weed. a soldier III the Revolutionary
war. The son Benjamin engaged in
business in New York. and for 51'»
ton and New York. He retired from
business in 1901. He founded the No—
ways was the influential man in its
affairs. lie was an elder of the church
scaled the town of DaI-ien in the Gen
oral Assembly.
-—"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what I did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Hitters cured mo."——J. H. Walker. Sun.
bury, Ohio.
CONNECTICUT
rssae. .
FIFTH
Forty-third Annual Ro-unlon at Snvln
Rock, on Tuesday.
The forty-third annual reunion of
the Fifth Connecticut Volunteers was
held at Savin Rook. West Haven. on
Tuesday. the mm. A campfire was
held in the parlor of the hotel, 8on-
vlew, on Monday evening. the 9th.
with forty members present. Colonel
Warren W. Packer presiding. The re-
union proper Ivas held on Tuesday
members present and together
Tolephlzzlyhoo Huntln ton L I C witI the wives and lady associate
‘ Doe I. Am. 0 ' ' " ' members there was an attendance of
nearly one hundred. _
it was voted that the forty-fourth
rc-uulon he held at Saviu Rock on
August lith and 9th, 1010. The. officers
elected fer the ensuing year were:
President—Captain James Stewart.
\‘lce-l’residcnt——H. l. Thaw.
Secretary and Treasurer—Captain
E. E. Marvin
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer—
C. i“. Hallock ..
Charmaine-Ruins Mead.
. Major II‘... V. Preston. oi Hartfordu
Marvin. of Hartford, were appointed a
oommittoe to arrange for the proper
observance of the regiment‘s golden
anniversary of its departure from the
state for the seat of war. which will
occur on .lulv 29th. 1911. Of the orig-
inal one thousand and forty which the
regiment comprised at that time less
than two hundred are now living.
A canvass of the members piesent
showed that the average age of atom
hers-present was a fraction over scv
enty ycais. the oldest member pros-
out being eighty-eight and youngest
sixty- three.
Fifteen members of the regiment
have died during the past Icar. Among
them were Lieutenant mm P Sci-
Ieck and WilliamA .Jennings. who
wcre from Nor-walk.
Speeches were made by Colonel W.
W. Packer and William B. Oocaweii
or New York; Captain Stewart. - of
iYoollers; H. 1. .Shaw. C. 11‘ Bullock,
Lieutenant Walter Barnes, of Boston.
and oth . after which the reunion
' adjourn to the dining room.. where
Inotil cellent dinner. for which
the Hot 8e view is noted, was serv-
.11.er thl‘ the members took in
the amusements and sights of Bevin
Rock and then departed for their
homes. deClarlng that no better re-
:II‘Iga of the regiment hadovor been
,.
‘ ‘chfli&cu:r
years was a commuter DOING?!) Noro '
rotun Presbyterian Church, and al-‘
when he died. Mr. Weed once repre- -
VOLUN-
fl. lnThow. of Somers; Captain E. E. »
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Freeman~l‘vo been lookin; at your
is permitted on the passenger trains What a firm chin she
in this state?
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If You Have. Any
PAGE mans
Furniture to Buy
During the Next ECW Months
BUY IT NOW
While You May Select from
The August Furniture Stocks
At WANAMAKER’S,
New York
Md!
See the New York Daily Newspapers, or WRITE
for Special Information about any furniture in
which you are interested.
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Tourist—is it trite that no drinking
wife.
has.
Henry.
The Depot Master—it‘s true.
“What time does the next freight
rain leave?"——Cleveland Plain ler.
l assure you it oscillates n the
cat. provocation. —Exchan o. .
lienpeck—lt may look that way, but
slight-
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH . ' ~ ~.
TAPIOCA, consensus, rsA. curves, in.
sauces, EXTRACTS, CHOCOLATE, cocoA.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 14TH
DINNER PLATE
Bargains This We‘ckw
GRAN. SUGAR. 19 lbs. $1.00
RICE, in cotton bags. 7c [1)
MILK Eagle Brand,14c can
I28 WISHIIIIIIII
SIIEEI
HOSIERY
We havp the largest and most complete stock of plain and fancy Staci-
lngs for women and children to be found in this locality.
all the new shades of dress goods.
is the place. Prices 15o, 25c, 35c, 50c and up.
01.50. 32.00 and $8.00 pair. Our special 36. Lisle Hose. (3 pair for
We show a wonderful array of Women's Fancy Colored Hose to mate.
it you want correct hosiery styles
Elegant Silk Hose at.
me as good as you buy in some places at 50c pair.
86 WASHINGTON srnas'r. - ‘
Shore Dinners a Specialty Dancing. Boa... ”
, “g.
tomobile Pull”
HIGH CLAsa CONCERTS, ArrEthoN A'No Ev
Especial Attention Given i0
TEL. 500.
N. E. RYAN CO.
Now 0pm tinder New Management
Bathing and Other Attraéhons
NINC. ON THE Pl
JACQBS bRQS.. Managers
qu'rn NORWA
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Grading, Lawn and Garden Work.
Road Oiiiag
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