"Tommi. "the. I. "
ShirtI and Ladies and
Children's Dresses.
EEEahks
IlAIIAIIKIno IIonI. ILoeIt,
Metal
The best work of the noted factories . heifwnd here. Our line com
prises all the new desips Ind lshes. While we have the most nexpen-
slve beds made that on he ('lli ed good, our Itoclr embraces II xre t ma
made. We have some bursalns In beds that will Interest the closest buyer.
While Enamel beds. 3 8.30 lb 31100
claim to slow
J “(10111 . ,
Funeral Directors and;
12-18. Norm Main Street. ’
II
it Is...-
Dunbury, spent
William
Farrell Ward. of
Sunday with ill; brother.
Ward. of Lowe 9W ..
W
heland Knsnp has Ielurned to his
home in Mount Vernon utter u visit
with George (‘avansgln
M..-
James MonsporI and
lugton avenue. nine been spending
several days in Bridgeport.
m,
Joseph Wushka has returned to Dan
bury after visiting his brother. Steph-
en Washka, ot Kosnuth street.
Edwin. 3. Austin has returned to his
home ‘klI-mims piece. llKel' a visit In
Great Harrington. Massachusetts
Douglas Fowler Post (lrund Army
of the Republic. will hold a rezulnr
meeting tonight In Sworn & Corbett s
block.
Mrs. Frank Studwell. or South
Norwslk, spent sever'sl days last week
with her mother. Mrs. John Eddy, In
Coscob.
Mrs Pike and son and Mrs. George
Shriver. of South Norwsllt. nre visit-
ing at Mrs. C A. Tuylorfls Prospect
street‘ in Greenwich
w
‘ Minn evclyn White. ofl Yonkers m
Vellum to: net. after spending
it week with. lulu III. bios. John M.
Borst, 0! Spring a root.
The primary cineii of Trinity Episco‘
phi Sunday school will have its picnic
on Thursday it the" Wehther is pleas-
silt The start will be team the Sun
day school room at 1 o‘clock. qul the
return at €180: o‘clock.
‘ M
John White. of Non-walk. was taken
ill on Grs'ltml street. Stamford. Fri-
day. and lay down-1n s ileld. The. no
lice wore notified sud White was sent
to the Stamford hospital in the am-
bulance. His condition ii; ndt serious
v. momma. B. . ,wiIo
hnég been the MW? NEW r. Hun-
tot-ls mother. mom monomer, or
Main street, for the past ten days.
hue gone to Cleveland. 0.. where
Hunter is to take: charge or the
Church or the blew Jerusalem.
The police received a message from
ngiuty Sheri]! Weed oi Ridgelleld.
Iunlny morning to the effect that a
horse and busty was stolen Friday
night. from W.. 3.
street. at field. horse was u
my and the vehicle It one. seated, open
busy-
The bills for the town tau on the
list of 1908 have been mulled. and the
tax is due and ayable septémher 1st
at. the edicts on o tax collects: in the
13." ball building and the oldies at .l.
wilt-en e- Cod Julio-N1 ave
lute South some. :‘Tbs ilpt at 1-907
was; closgd. b ( isxthe inst
k in whic to Q: are lens are
on some «We
,--'l‘ry banner bread it .9 etc. lien-
ninety, 936.16. .2“. Open
evenings.
H—fi
John C. Taylp’r. secretary or the‘
Elm Connecticut Heavy Artillery as
sOclstlon, hall issued a circullu" m the.
members (och fortleth annual re-
unlonoi comp es 1 B and the hand
to baheld l grrlngton on Wednes-
dhy. eastern er 5 maul in was. them
to, scout] with ipta s.. The
Must Connecticut will loin with the
sot-0nd Connecticut Honey Artillery in
this reunion.
“someones meal. at the marine
OJ]? Jose h A. Ehrherd, of Dsnbutl’. and
In" .I. s can ii“"'i. at
s. it. 0 I! Q“ ‘5’
3. myz‘R 53;! Name. Jil New
York“ oi , his a. Mr.
W ligand”. are now “being in
Djihhury.
hiphie at p56 Jeftermy yenue. and
iii-R t ibfrlendl
V's. M
new I
v
has a larg'g n m
he and i
I'd rile
place among II he. is ly pope:
1mm Wig???“ WWW
baseball club and has played all thdt
to for says ye ——Rld:silsld
Pfi. . -. 1It‘ll. 55l- .'55
“tantra
“Violin: '33qu ohm;
manly. of. hear:
to of Peaceable .
Mo motioned their“
I in this A
“Busmess Educator 9”
Donut miss reading it. Whit any»
WI!!! Business Celiege
“mi Openhta August soul. Enroll Now.
College Office Open Every Day.
South Norwnlh Stamford Port Chester
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 432. MILL TEL.
from a Piggery to a Palace
(1B; Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
4 Eyes Examined Free
63 WALL OTRIE'I. PHONE ‘88. NORWALK.
Girls’, Boys’
Qxiords
;Mell$, Ladies l
White muss“ Pimp: and Oxfords at Cost
WALK-OVER TO
ELM & RYAN
no wAIIIIIIn'roII rs _‘r scum nonwstx
sterI in tailored waists
A ver en'VJy nbowih dies
3 D of the new willie for tail is
A small butdidti here
. trendy for Inspection—anti“. to freshen the. outfits of those who are leaving
town or changing tram «ashore to than Iain.
A neat peroale waist white noun with fine bisck cluster hair line
string: accurately our Ilia beautifully made. I. very serviceable waist.
at
All white fieured msdras waist broad pleats. large pearl buttons.lsund
cred collar and cufis Igligndld value. at $1.69.
‘ All white figuredm res waist. broad pleats. side pocket and two rows
it
let [mo pearl Wlloisi I‘ very- stylish; chic model. at 01. 90a
The above combine the Into-t models is tailored waists of the
V highest merltht poplar prices. tank It then:
N E ll IAN C.
4%:
novelties at moderate prices and from that on up to the finest bed that is"
i
.r
. en. "one c...
The Hatch 81 Bailey C0
Lumber MMleork for Everything
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
mud. in two sizes of Douglas fir. the mod! durable I! modern woods: will 0»
last metal and in more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" foe roofs and nice for
flushing In place ol motel. Does not rust or decay and will test a lifetime
N. I.-Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
noon.
Kym: u» mm m
tnko car: of “will to be
careful a! tit. “Million “of“. well
Illinll. which a picture in to hm. II
even I alight mount of damp Will“
produce brow or, mildewed spots
on I onrdbon mount. or I dn'wln.
done on any kind of paper. or an en-
treviud: while it produces I. slight
Ila o! mildew 0. In all hunting
pillar-lulu are peculiarly liable
In, (later thouh not very rapidly;
still. when one. boson. the process
109 on steadily and surely. it is 0..“
dullerly bed for them to hunt union
0n the ‘otlur band. an oil pointln;
should new be hung oil the wall
Ihrouuh which a hot due runs. In-
evon the «mum at In «ch
kitchen, which heItI 0 wall! of the
We dbon it some men to a quill
alarming extent.
A or n time curious spots. lines.
up; dishes nuke their apparent».
nrkuess. on the other hand, fades
. me colors uphill. Pictures should,
it horoforo. be hung 13 C m “IN-l
. l? t in sunlight. When. they no
lob?”a .deiitiannoodplnnto
thin cork to ouch cone:
0. which will imp the free-e II
Iuotn free ventilation behlud
dusted every two or three days This
may be done with I light feather
crush.
Once a month or so, more or less.
the surface should be "polished." or
iusted more thoroughly. which mu)
silk hnndkerchief or with a roll of
cotton wool.
The operator must not press heav-
ily or he will strain the canvuw»
'brlng the marks throuxh'h rand
‘rsdunlly cause In infinity of tin)
hing must. be "(M Ind quick. as if
polishing I fragile Ind very thin
piece of sinus ion Ire “raid of
break'lnx: and. like that. an occu-
Ilonnl breath on the surface helps
the process.
A slow touch with a silk hundker
chief is apt to mlke the surface look
greasy.
Ilons Irs observed.tho picture should
he carefullly wuhed or cleaned. be—
ing tskeh down {or the moon and
laid incoupwsrdo'u a tabe
Soup must never be used. and it. is
hello? to 36 rm to fly mhrkl and
ethos obstinate spool. and do them
Ifli‘lr, than wet the pines much or
II «no no low.
on dry. the picture should be
dry. polished as shove method. it
is. in fact. only the varnish on a pic-
ture that enables it to be washed at
Ill; it ll. or Ibodld be. only the Nb
, nlhh witch} itch-nod or polished:
were It not so, the uni painting
would before. very long be removed.
. Should there be any painting by
my chance nnvnrnlshod. nothing he-
. yond dry cleaning must be attempted
with it; but itshould. if practicable.
be protected brand“ as much u
poutblon’l’hlln'delphla Record.
A Dainty Negligee.
This one is made of white lawn
with trimming of embroidery and
can be utilised either for the hours
at «Mon in can own room or
lot the. lamllybreskfnst table. being
‘hsqontinlly inboful and Motel“
“.094vo;
. The material and thqomfiroidery Ire
. both sttrsotiVI" 911 all-betlcal. inne-
much as they knight admirably.
blue ‘mwlllo are llIllltluou it~
. , {8:
‘ mm eyelet embroidery. tor collar
slid sleeves. l
A Refined Cop.
The. Into-I invention. is I. maimed
c dune; little oohhctinh to
white. pi.“ print“. blue. or prime;
silk “d duo mead by I ibbcinl
pllbce‘sh‘ w [:13 gimme desired.
Till‘ I pel- cap. which ”923an
dlixh truliy delicate fragrance in
whey beam It I (Dr
been in'» the bohd III or
'while
elf the I. enter. ‘lult now the sweet
chilriu and that
' ‘over all nations":
I- “and ”D'“hl
5' ill!“ Irvin the wall and pro-:
The pictures should be lightly ‘
be done either with an old and soil .
cracks all over the surlsce The rub- V
When actual spots or Iii-63mm
Bolt sillII in rose color, mauve.
when the! 1m relieved with '
tor I hell. I diuner.‘,
M Icon in porh pl the men 11°F"
III. 5M ' l.
PAGE THREE I
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Chambrays
All colors, reg. Itlc M.
Tu yd.
79c
Suns,
49c
Stockings
lI‘ust lilack
2 pr. for 25c
$2.50
Our 82.00 and $2.50
White Skirts
98c
50¢
Wallis
250
Trimmed with lace
fl:
Tailored Waits
All Lines
930
$1.00-
Barrettes
49c
79c
Waiéts
49c
Eiadiéllelts
, 29c
$2.00
Waisls
$1.19
25c
Drawers
19c
w...
Short Skirts
25c
w .2;
é'Extra SpeCIal for Ten
10C FENOLA FLANNEL 7 1-2C Yd.
TWILLED CLOTH, FAST COLORS
. l
‘ 92 Washington
Street
{...a—I- .. ,,.._.‘}.:.c. ‘Lé‘ . ..
~.~.]I-"T.
Inn" um
um llltlt IIIIII
Norihiieid Man in Serious Condition.
Unable to Talk Aboul Attack
23.—
Now Open Under New Managemht
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boa .
Bathing and Other Attraétidns m
NORTIIII‘lEiJ). Conn, Aug.
Considerable excitement prevails here
today over 11 highway robbery which . .2.
HIGH CLASS CONCERTD. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE leA 5
Especial Attention Given to In 'omohilie Parties
rut. 500.
was committed Friday night about 9
o’clock when James P. Calling, pro-
prietor ot a store and postofiice was
wsylaid by a robber or robbers on hid
way home. who knocked him down
and rifled his pockets. Calling came
to about an hour inter and managed .
to reach home where he at present is
in a serious condition but it Is thought
he‘ will recover. The exact ammmt
that the thieves secured is not known
as Calling is nimble to talk about the
matter. but it is believed that it was
in the neighborhood of 8100.
JACODS DD93., Managers
Tar, Flag. Cement. Gravel, Asphalt Concrete
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work. 7
Road Oiliiig'
0*‘a—
FRUIT GROWERS TO MEET.
Will Hold Annual Outing Ind Fleld
Day‘ At atom.
There will. he a big outing Tuesday
and Wednesday or this week when the
the Fruit Growers 'of the Stnte will
have their annual field day. The or-
zsnlntlon is known as the Connecti-
cut Bomoloxicai Society and the event
is to be held at Sierra Conn. Axrlcuh
tursl College. Many invitations to
.the event have been extended and it
.Is expected that a large number of is
dis will embrace the opportunity to
visit the college. Responses should
‘he sent to MILL G. Gulley, Stomp.
;‘.,Conn which will insure rooms and
icomfortable accommodations in ad-
vnnce.
' doom TEN?" “WEEK" ’
wuuxmii Pulpit Qi-at‘m Hé'ani u‘
Ilia Mom messy.
There was a very inspiring s32 soul
ll
stlmng meeting held at the lsht
. "asst IllI tomorrow sacrum 3
Street! A. )4. In Church bent meeum “ ““ m
all day yesterday. At 11 a. m.. Deacon ' A “mm. mess “I” the
J. D. Taylor preached. Al: 2230. It. It. steamer Kaiser Whllhelm it ohtfliidh
. be lo a. peasants: stated thdt‘ the" liner
Rev. l. K. Nichols, or Stamford;
with the railroad magnate sbmd m ‘
preached. The pastor, Rev. 8. H. V. 120 mu“ [m f8 bl ii I! w“, ,
dumps. preached in tho A. II. n. 9 ° “ ° ”" , 3°.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23. —-Lntest pros.
pests are that. Edward H. HIrrlmIn‘
will not set foot on his homo soil
LAUNCH RpLs 'sc‘w’ouno.
a. m. It the utenmeyo oinu ‘
Churchutnrld 0 star m. At. ~ .. .-
Help Move in sooom Mm Faulkner's we” '1‘ u Wilma? weed of 23 den .
. 8p.m..tholoev.(hs.nsnnls.~ofhlew;h I” .
Libl'l't. York. the converted b Imi- am. pm ‘9‘“ g WWW k. .
GUILB‘OBD. m; 23.——The Cres bler. preached at the! III. the tent “If?“ 3” st {"12 3“ WNW“: 3;
: ~ ‘ was crowded to ill utmbbt chpscftys. tum ”“1 (lock W”! p. fit. *5
cent. ass-root power bouthulllhz III-om Mean“. w I be con led up the present plan lII adliorell' top’gléi .
.Nlantlc. while pleaiun‘ Pullman ls week. EvsL'gelists F‘u Ion. Bolthon‘ Immm“ W‘“ '1‘ ““9“ W 555‘ .
IIImII’ last Saturday night went in too and other. will have 'rmge a pm 03‘. h “m" a ”ll W “Mg “the
» near the island and ran aground on n the week. The Knight Street A. Nth. 5 8:“ 9'” Boothe-fl
.ilmiill'd. It the Erie
Jon nin Jersey City.
W..."
ROOSEVELT KILL‘e' IUL‘I. "IL!-
PHAN'F- "
NAIROBI. British Built “rich. 5
gust 28. -—Colonel Theodore mm
who is now hunting ianouynM
the seven minimum“ pr
the British Ells‘t Antes. “M'l’m
killed a hull alcohol on Settled
Church Sunday school will have its: ":5: :5
automobile exclusion on Thursday.
starting at 2:30 p. m. Ind‘s p. In. from
the tent lot. on Ndsy‘ovsmglsroth
er lumen: Fuller will.‘ preach his. trial
sermon for local pI-euclier'slloeuso. -
T...“ TWINE 150- AVIflT‘miKI.
WELL NOWNJZFIEST DEAD. CHICAGO. Aug ESL—Negotiations
Futile r Duoey. "a“ of u Leo's m were renewed today lietwen traction
New York, Dies of Drop-y .ofilclsis and representatives of streett
NEW 01'! . __ er Tho- car' employee or Ihe (.ity in an attempt
J K.Au| 23' ““1 R0- to avert. a threatened strilue of oil.
.» men employs all t It surf 0 street
man sthollc opulent hurt one of our iiuos. FINISHED: Willie”; l). Illin-
the best known “tents in the noun has, of; the intonation“ Street. Our
try. died. yesterday III e courtly iIflliioJillini'. and Walter L
llama unlit mi . cm the it; ”film
I II.oclI Although Ii hole with shove in
hen bottom her- crew managed. by bail
ing. to keep her afloat until the Spoil
tide this morning when shown tent!
in to the little cove which Ilium for
It harbor It the island. where she
could be hauled up {or repairs.
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