gone to Danb‘ury for a few days‘
VAN“. .-. ”ii”: "iii? will.“ 1....
pdward Goon has resigned hElEs posi-
tioh with Charles; 11. mover, oi Nor~
\IVBEIk. !. , A? 8 {Eu El " Nil"
M {in .* lww
.MI}. and Mrs. William Ail: Stevens. or
12 Quinterd balance, will tells a trip up
the Hudson River this noble « 5.:
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EGeor‘ge Hiaby', a representative ,9!
the George Lewis Tea annually. who
hire their headquarters in Chin's.
spent the day in Norwalk yesterday on
business. ' .
.t”
it
~Iince Curtains at low prices at
Krieger Co's
M
William Hess. Willem Trenchard,
illid Lou Januario have gone down the
creek today looking for biacktish They
know: place they say. where there is
any quantity of this species of the tin~
ny tribe and we shall see when they
return whether they have told us the
truth or not. -
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cumin H. Bradley. or chestnut
street, South Nor-walk, remains ser-
lonely ill at his home He has been
laid up for about four months now
end though there are signs at im-
provement, he is still in a serious
condition. The ounce of the trouble
is inflammatory rheumatism. He has
the best wishes or his many friends
for a speedy recovery.
—Buiialo Horse Food at Raymond
Bros. .
The bali’gnme bethon the Catholic
Union Council and St. Peter's Council
at Roton on Monday will not be the
only attraction. There will he a baht!
runningconteat io‘r sped end skill and
there will also be a hall throwing con:
test for distance. The members oi
Any organised team are nilowed to en-
ter either contest‘nnd there will be a
prize of $5 in cash for the winner of
each.
I
;.Tbis evening is the date oi the first
fireworks exhibition of the season at
Baton Point under the auspices oi the
Connecticut Company For the past
two or three summers. during which
the eithlbitions have been given. they
have been very popular drawing
thousands of people to the Point. The
exhibitions will be on the some cinb-
orato scale as usual and will continue
each Tuesday evening unlll at least
the middle at August.
E wl’orch Chairs and Rockers. at ll.
Krloger Co‘s.
.21....“
Miss Annie Guerlp, of Washington.
street. about i! unduly gin. nodscport
vgith her brothel-:10“ Guerln. la the
eiiornoon they visited their aunt. Mrs.
Susan Guerln who has been ill in the
firidgeport Hospital for some time.
She is reported as being neatly ini- .
porved And it is expected that she
will‘beabls to be about assln in.a
bpol‘t‘tim. ' Ill-l. Guerin» has‘ many
friends in South Ncrwaili who learn
or her improved condition with plena-
uro. .
I, W
wWhoat. rye. oatmeal broad and sin-
sEcr cookies today, st iisnncr lialicry.
Tel 81443. Open evenings.
WW
Charles iii. Collins and Chdries it.
fienpsti. the tumor oi New York city,
d the latter a Franklin avenue ycunli
loan. will leave‘ New York city Batu»
day on the New Writ ventral Fast
ell ior Erie. Pennsylvania. Thdy‘
they arrive for a dsv br lye sud vili'
be .rsturnthy mother .route. Mr.
'43!th
.E the “first is
" moths int-‘W’loaving tor conti-
E i t. ‘‘‘‘‘ W
wooed Mattresses and Beds are be
parry Smith. oimlllildeE avenue has
whammy. He redelved his line
the boat but inhraioim condition and
-, will then suit as a pleasure omit.
Manitoulin F. Coleburn. at their home
"inmhnzstrest. The youngster weighed
eight pounds and mother and son are
doinfl iinely today The tether to pass-
ing the good cigars around to his
iriendg‘and the merchants in Wall
street today.
mslns aboutt’he same at his home to
any audio ina very serious condition.
His temperature is veryhlgh and the
doctor has not as yet determined the
nature at the disease. His many
friends will hear or his illness with
regret.
pepsin and constipation—weakens the
whole systiim. Dean’s Reiiiicta (26
cents per box) correct the livor, tone
the stcmech, cure constipation.
i
Harry Joyce. oi Main street. attend
ed t” be All “the in New York last
59$:wa York and E
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A “ . if isl . if.
'rii‘o iim‘i. John 11. Perry, wile and
daughter, at Bouthport. will spend two
cents! resorts in My. ,
Miss Mary Ndvrcomb. oi West ove-
sue. has Murmurs no sures lifter s
' successiul years york at the Laurelton’
Hall school in Miliordivi l
in; sold at Krieusr Gods.
on" ‘W l we '.‘
W . .
. . .Miss Mylp Richards. oi New Yorh. “
. anus, in: south Not-wills nu. mosh“-
ins and will ”and; the “summer with
her mother, no em. . sinus street.
EM .
AG. Ward Van Alstyne oi BayviewE
“consummated his eightentli‘birth-
presents. sImonx which is a be uiliul
sold watch.- . i. i .
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Wi. Friiiliilin Bishop has sold his
lbunoh.’ Diocese to C..C. Resales. at
Harbor Avenue; Mr. Beanies will have
m‘
wil‘or aooduRugs so to Krlessh' s. g
A son inns born yesterday to Mr. and
M
«Harry M. Lane, son oi Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick A. ”he. of Crescent Ten E
race. was taken ill yesterday. He re-
. .
--A my liver leads to chronic dye
Colonel George Russell. orthe Nor-
waik Hotel. is melting a garden out oi ,
the grass plot in front of the hotel.
He expects to set out potted plants
and will have a pretty little flower »
garden. when it is finished. The
grass was sadly matted and spoiled .
when the sewer was being laid and the
colonel thinks that this solution of
the problem will he s satisfactory one.
The plot in question is about twenty
feet square sod is between bile main
entrance and the sidewall that leads}
into the hotel through the side.
A
I
Warren-Dennit“3E E”
Call at 42 North Main 8L; and reel:
- over the Warren-Detroit 30 1 nova
three on the floor for immediate
delivery.
Telephone 285-2 and claim an oil-
polntment for a demonstration. i
can fissure you *that you will be
agreeably surprised after having a
ride in the Warren-intro“ and that
yoth will surely atreo thit the price .
3 rl ght -
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W. A. HANFORD
42 NORTH M NWITR IT
DOUTH N
Dr. Dick’s Medicine 00..
Medicine ior Malaria and be a» mu
ionic and from it have mumm-
lioi Have passed it around anion
some friends who have also: pronounc-
ed it very eiiectlve in the euro oi lis-
iarla and Chills. it is a seed medicine?
to have around the house.
will visit H. L. 0sth..ci Erie. When,
Booth Norwalll CounII
l V
Gentlemen: l have used Dr Dick’s
ll
rubella. Lawn billings. Lawry's
Hose. children’s Plot Tents, as
Iflrsfilmli Perfectliinroll Moves. etc. We went
the he“ More ”WhomI .
AJ
gm EDWINfN’hEl
EWlhconsin in push tho recent guest
or Miss Edns' Boers, oi Norwalk
e. i. was the guest at Mr. and Mrs!
F Plunkett. oi River street. over Sun—I'
day. ' .,
R BUSINESS
L CQLLEGEI
AEre Wanted
South Neural];
CGMPETENT
BMKKII'BB. i
g‘l‘l’émgbi’flifll
day morning to Mr. and Mrs. George
Oochdler; or Nomaik. Mother and
*‘ son are doing nicely.
it inslres a dliierence lust WHEN and WHERE you buy your Foot
Come here and you wont be sorry.
or Osiords and Pumps in all the latest styles ior women are WHAT
you should buy NOW if you want to be in the front rovv l'or up—to-
$2. 50, $3
“"- and 6°“ 3’0“ “”5“ it . Norwalk Methodist church yesterday.
in the absence oi Harry 12 Sterling.
who is enjoying his wedding tour.
$3.50
position as driver with the Vin. numb
, Grocery Company and has taller! one
as clerk with the Norwallr Grocery
Company. .j ..
$2FLYNN 8. RYAN
,prI'ru uoawstic. ..
in wssmueron eraser.
. Bridgeport, and hqu. We]. flotilla“.
oi lliowsler. N Y. were the guests oi
' hiriand Mrs. Emily Nichersou, or West
Main street, over Sunday.
lug this arternoon at the Club House
is l.. is spending a tow days with Mr.
and Mrs. William Payne. oi River
street. 2' »
We are showing this week in extensive line oi low end high
neck Waists. latest summer models, finest materials. effective-
ly trimmed in dainty laces and embroiderles. at Sr. 98 to 35. oo.
. Y.. who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Edward L. Bradley. oi Pillow street.
has returned to her home. She 88E:
pools to visit the Bradleys again his
summer
Just at the height of the season. when the warm weather he.
cesitstes the many changes in clothing. we offer these special
Choice of‘our reprint $1. 25 and 9&5 Walsts. at.
A big assortment, including high and low neck. lingerie
and tailored styles: all sizes. ranging from $1. 75 to
E. Ryan C0..
. wlily"Vliiiillnugtou St, South NorwAlk
Keys recently returned irom Rockvllle
Center. where they made a short visit.
$2.50. at
The N.
York city. spent Sunday with relatives
in Norwalli.
assisting in the Benedict News Store.
during the absence or J. M. Benedict
which is caused by the illness at the
' iatterst his home in West Main street.
. Mr. Benedict is not seriously ill and
is expected to be about again soon. .
BISHOPRIC WALL BOARD
IITTII AND CHIAPII 1H“! LATH AND PLAITIR.
You “lineman Nell it To Wilding Ready for Immediate Decoration
This substitute for lath and plaster is inside oi kilndri
bedded in Anvil“ Mastic. isbd‘ca
mil?” NE. low a
it is surround with!
ad all randy for immediate application and decora
top was min balked by the weather
Very truly,
HARRY M. CAMP.
Washington. D. (7.
E rt! in ass at the students at theI ,
. urstl'lhll‘ rbbsrstory school this roan.
let! dry. it requires no time for drying out. [tie
absolutely moisture-prom.
' Iii "you have ii
men. yesterday. in his short to soni-
plots the cilia; oi the city emu.
numerous occasions this season who
the highway commissioner was about
0 start theolllusrrsln appasred. The
‘osriolul new awaiting distribution is
the ninth purchased this season.
n this marvelous aid to better and cheaper
us show you just what it is. or write for
illusmtbdhdssc ptlvc matter. .
sassvrsvm,
sour" new
E"¥‘ll IzE.I:II
musing {or a trolley ride to Bride
port in the our future. The commit
tee is slsc planning to have a dinner
Served in connection with the alialir.
‘alli for that purpose t up“
opt to circuitry? _ ‘ ‘ WI
E‘dsy. The committee is j ‘
ilarbssw Whom. .hdwerd edema.
James Dowdy. Clinics 1. mummy.
it“ ‘ '
MD MI 3
PW: an RN” iii
va Veranda. all s raters,
you to know that this is
t1 holiday with rain.”
tritium-dia—
Miss Bessie Heath. oi FI'on pU Lao.
rumor. cowl. oi Tholnplohviiiti
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Catholic Uiilon Council Knish a bi
Cblumbus. will hold a meeting t
in the Catholic Club house. in WestIl
avenue. . .
. Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey. Miss Min‘Es
Raymond and Charles Douleus eniby-
ed a trip to Huntington. Long Island,
yesterday
Jeremiah Sweeney. oi Lincoln ave-
nue. is entertaining as a guest I Mr.E
Murray, of New York City, (or sever-v
I al days.
Dr. liontweii leaves on Thursday for.
his annual vacation. which. this year.’
will be spent with Mrs. Boutwell. at
lllgby. Nova Scotia. ' .
A nine-pound baby boy was born Fri-
Captain Charles Wing sang at the
int”?
Louis Schumann has given up
r~
Madrid Mrs .b n; aéoJIsld; {ii
The Pine hedge Whist Club is moot-
Miss Edna Ladrigsn. oi Huntington
A
Miss Alva Burrell. of Brooklyn. N.
- s
E . 4
William Keyser and Miss Bertha
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cotter, or New
Mrs. A. l". lliirt, of Main street. is *
spending it few days- wiili friends in ~
New York. City. Mrs. Burt recently
ran a needle in her hand. The hand
is nearly well now. and blood poison
did not set in as tested.
Morris Byxbee. oi Harriet street. is
Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun-
W
The Kelsey Club; or Norwslk. iii al- i
our .
EQVIIOI'y Vi out
i.-
: lined every one oi these—.Wsdnesday Bargains, They're abova‘tbo sir
erasein chry way, even tor‘thia’ store. which is sayinl a treat dell
Every item is a rare gem. and the variety is great enough to take in
50c cases. are
Alibi his best use makes, on sale
tomorrow. Bile. A»
CH“ ‘. ‘
Silo Corsgt overs
Myers' periect titling Corset Cov-
E “'3 ”Bum"? 60o. On sale at
390. :I‘I’L’ .gfi Mu“. ..
.r.
S’iiit Hose, 44¢
’AEgniii for tdmbi'row. All Silk
I “0%“.le only. No pair. .
Just for Wedded”. is new so»
sortmebt oi Middy Bloubes, W
ularly 31. Wed 89
E 4E» A KAN-y
$3 DrAAEAcs.
White Linnerlees’ p
trimmed On its.
12% iii
New Dress tilnuhams. in all col-
ors; regularly 12m. On sale to-
morrow 9p
81 Warsts, 6%
E 100 Wnlsts to close out; regular
111K) Walsts. on sale tomorrow,
6.9::
,t,
W 35 lists. $1.98
I :jfiesdfin wefifi‘fiw oil,I our _
W W 9 not not
JACODST DlIlI
ltlplcy. N Y., where they were the
guests oi’ relatives.
The Rev. li‘rancls Bourne uplism.
pastor or the Smith Norwalii Methodist
Church. will sell shortly oil it Blurbr
pun trip. Yesterday Mr. Unborn west
to Tarrytown. New York. where he
will be a guest for s tow days oi rela-
lives. going thence to New York and
boarding the steamerI on which he is
10¢ Hair Nets, E
Hair Rolls: regularly 39c.
$2 ISlia‘p’es, 69.;
ICIoae out all of our :2 Shapes
.‘i M we 3"th
Now Open Under Same Management ,
Shore Dinners a Specidlty. Dancing. Boatifit.
Com on Cob Now SerYed with IShcre Dinners
. BEatiihig and Other AttrACiio'iis
HIIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENJNGI, ION THE PM“;
Bopeclel Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Bathrooms _ Co
$5000
plete f;
‘. .lr‘.‘ i » . .. E
IF YOU ARE THINKINGABOUT PAINTING YOUR 1
. I9. AUNfiOBIfifiGET FIGURES IN! All
LUTHER MWRIGHT
Mrs. Charlotte Cdrbett and Miss George W.
Hassle Corbett. at High street. have spent the day yesterday in No
returned from a three weeks‘ visit. in with Mr. and Mia. cm
oi Wall street.
H6 vies in N“
can on business and came to N
to visit with his Moods fit 8
Peter F ll‘cley. toenail-er of“
Louis oillco oi the Allotment.
writer compsny. oi Stamior -
rived in town for his mill-
St. Joseph's church sndE‘ls
A, my old irteuds.
The nail Lesson
E or East Norwsllr today.
. Rider isles the lithium lit
out in his albino '
Norwalk Chronicler