H "Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Re- hellish. will meet tomorrow night. most Lawrence“. of issues place. spent Tuesday in New York city. illiy Sherwood. of Wall street was ill Bridgeport yesterday on business. entertaining his brother from Not-walk, Tuesday. ‘Jny 8.13nckley, of Franklin avenue. spoilt last Sunday with friends in New Haven. l The lschoda Yacht out! will hold its monthly business meeting tomorrow evening. , Olive Branch Lodge, No 19 Knights of Pyth hiss. will hold a regular meeting this evening. John A. Montgomery has closed his restaurant in. the Music Hall block. Bhuth Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunter. of Georgetown. spent Sunday with friends in Norwelk. , -—-Dr. Boutwell will return to his office on Monday, July 18. Peter Cablll. of‘New York city. is spending a few days with James M Croagh, of Main street. Miss Katherine Beers will go to New York on Saturday and will spcnd the Fourth with friends there. A meeting of Lincoln Council. No. 4 Order of United American Mechanics will be held tomorrow evening. Mrs. H M. Jessup, of Bridgewatcr. has re urnefi from a visit of two wodks tin or daughters in ‘Norw‘nilt. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Benedict and two sons. of South Main street, have gone to Bethlehem. Conn. for the summer. W...- V Miss Gifford Clark. of Hamilton live- one. has been the guest of tho Misscs Amy and Louise Lawrence, at Harbor .View Beach. The Harris & (land Company have just receivcd a large consignnlcnt of anthracite coal, four bargcs having been discharged in the past week. The Cnrp‘cntcrs‘ and .loincrs' Union held their regular meetinu last oven in: in their quarters in Wall atrcct. Nothing of importance was done. how. ever. ~Blue atone for walks and drirce. Raymond liros. Newsdcaier J. M. Benedict, of Wall street, who is ill at his home in Wcal Main street, is resting comfortably to- day and his condition is about the same. A. Harris. thc tnciui dculcr. bus complctcti thc new sheds on his prop. orty on Water strcct and he now has all the intent facilities for handlinit scrap iron and other lm-inls. Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Ailillllii und daughter, Miss Bruce C. Adams. of Norwallt. attended the marriage of Miss Margarita Mitchell to Kcnflclh Gerard Mackenzie, in Wcslport. 'i‘ucs- drty night. Mildred. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Word 8. Palmer. of Fairliuld are one. is still very sick with typhoid fever. A change is looked for today. it being the fourth week. Emilia in doing nicely. Miss Helen 'l‘. Newcomh. of Nor wslk. MI taken I position in the dry I store of Tristrsm a Hyatt for osutnnior. She will probably return to her studies in the Norwsik birth school in the foil. Norman Gaynor. son of Mayor tiny nor. of New York city. passed lhmunh South Not-walk yeutcrduy morning in a large automobile with I party or Mantis ills fol-mol- schooimsin. li'rsnh i _.ld mm. employed in tho ilroy I other store. but who resigned to e s mitten in the south Norwsllt dost-office. was standing on the curb Qt the sidewall: ills former friendl tool to nominee him sod culled In tier," II he was whirled by in the large machine This nickname is one filth lion called Frank when he odOolpte Modem: two years “city. ‘9 : ‘ ME. 'i‘. arowa. of Mokiin Ivonne; ‘ witnessed the Yale-Harvard bail some. . V friends in Mount Vernon. unsolicited. in“. sites Louise Reynolds. of Weston. . spent the day in lilo-rived: yesterdsyV " with friends. , . hint. Emit”. 911' hits I with rd hti‘veI in itiry and dIuhhiar. tit roIgIn‘hlaa ill few days. the! . its New York. yesterday. Jsck Berni. of "Martin covenus. will spend Huntley and the Fourth with W Mrs. John Buckley. or Franklin ave- nue. has returned to her home after I few days' sojourn in Jersey City and‘ Brooklyn with friends. Captain R. B. Roddy. of Core sve- nue. first Norwalk, returned to his host. this morning. after spending a. few days at his home. ‘ Mrs. P. Brown and daughter. Mrs. Charles Holt and her daughter. Miss Gladys Holt. of Winnipsuk, spent the day in Bridgeport yesterday. Miss Sarah Burns. of Franklin ave- ‘ fine. is anticipating I two weeks’ visit with friends in Staten island. She expects to leave on Saturday. Edward J. Buns, of 42 High street ' will give a recital at his home this ove- king. The affair is of an invitation no tore. lilorl Hoskins will accompany several of the artists. Miss Blanche Beers, who has been confined at her home in Cottage street, for several days by illness. has resum- ed her duties as local manager for the Independent Loan and Securiay Com- pany. in Washington street. “—0... The All- hmericans. of Norwalk. the fast aggregation that shut out the Ridgeflcld team on Saturday to the score of 13.. to (i. will go to New Ca» naan this week and play the New Cs- naans. An especially line game is ex- pected. Miss Lena Hoffman and James Dot» nelly were among. those in an automo bile party that witnessed the fireworks at Roton Point Tuesday evening. After the fireworks they drove around through the surrounding country, stop- ping in New Canaan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church. Mr. and Mrs. A ll. Malltln and Albert Mal- kln. who have been on a trip through Connecticut. Massachusetts and Rhode island in the Falkin's Pope- Hartford automobile. have just returned They have been gone a week. and have had an excellent t..itne The car ran well the entire trip. W.— Miss Bertha Kaiser. of llockvlllc Ccntcr L. i has returned to her home after a short visit with Miss Vern llanlon, at the home of the latter in Splingwood avenue. Miss Knlssrs brother. one of the studcnid It Over look will so to the Overlook summer camp in Mainc tomorrow with the rcsl of the school .to the number of about twentydlvo. On their way from The Knob. ycstcr day the auto belonging to Eben Hill run over tho dog of tile Misses Burch- ard. The dog ran out to chase the l'illl(‘llllll‘ and was run OVcr by both whcclu on the left. hanu side. lie was not killed, luckily. but was badly injur- ed. it. is thought. Ho went. into lhc bushes nod was gone for several hours. when he finally re-appcsred. limping toward llomv. -.....~...._.-... -M..e--......-.W”.~. h-— .. ..... a Warren-Detroit“30" (tall at 42 North Main St. and look over the Warren-Detroit 30. l have tbrec on the floor for immediate delivery. Telephone 2852 and make In ID- pnininlent for a demonstration. i can assure you that you will be agrr-cnbli surprised after having I ride in the \l'arron-llotroit and that you will surtly name that the price is light $1100 .1150 D1260 W. A. HANFORD 42 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK Dr. Dick‘s Medicine (to, South Norwsflt. Conn. Gentlemen: i hsve used Dr. Dick's Mmiicinh for Mnisris and as s genersl ionic and from it have found grout re- lief. llnvo pulsed it around sinus: some friends who hsvs Ilsa pronouns ed it very effective in the cure of MI- lsria and Chills. .lt is I send medicine to have around the house. Very truly. llAlllii' bi (HAM? Washington. D. (l. »...o......... y u. h.wmwuwn Mini». skim GRAY BROS Msoufutum-I of im- proved S O D A and Hillard Wuhan EOTAILIOHID ”DIV. W— 4. mm. Th. , P G. at?! Ml. lid NIW OMAM‘, CONN. tiItic design. classiest in finish Ind II a best furniture for inside use. You’ll dot selection from our present Itoclr of perch mocks, Lawn airlines. l-lwo notices. tired as... Children's Plot film. Genes Dem-9, Window demos. itch-Iceman. Blue Flsms Portestisn Oil Stoves, etc. We want you to ltnow that. this is . the host stove satisfaction. . ‘ Cur lit: f autopilot Fumllhllm to PREPARE FOR At MERRILL COLLEGE °" B» Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free . LI ml. ii on lurch ~ BUSINESS Wanted comrnsrt'r - soomssrsss Are srsuocnspness OFFICE Isstcraurs , Port Chester Mumford It makes a difference lust WHEN and wear and den‘t you forget it. datelless. $2. Come here and you wont be sorry. Our Oxfords and Pumps in all the latest styles for women are WHAT you should buy NOW if you want to be in the front. row for unto $2.50, $3, South Nerwuk WHERE you buy your Foot- A) . $3.50 FLYNN h ’0 WASHINGTON STREET. m Just It the height of the season. when the warm weather ne- ccsitates the many changes in clothing. we offer these special values: Choice of our regular $145 and 98c Waists. at A big assortment. including high and low neck, lingerie and tailored styles; all sizes. ranging from Sr. 75 to So. so, at ..................... The N. likyan (10., 86 Washington St. South Norwalk bedded in Asphalt hustle tlon, absolutely moisture- proof. lf you hue never seen this marvelous aid to hotter and cheaper building. could in end let us show you lulu what it is or write for free «nude and iilus‘trstcd descriptive mailer Charles H. Aiélllorp‘e. We are showing this week an extensive line of low and high neck Waists. latest summer models. ' ly trimmed in dainty laces and cmbroideries. at 81.98 to $5.00. nsueralc WALL noun) IITTII AND CHIAPIR THAN LATH AND PLAITER. You Yourself can Nail it To Otuddiuo Ready for immediate Decoration This substitute for lath and plaster is loads of kiln dried huh no it is surfaced with Iich cardboard, out in t it i sheets and l“ ready for immediate application and do’cors- Bolns applied dry. it requires no time for drying out. RYAN GOUTH NORWALK. finest materials. effective- ..79c 31. so IIiI ........ It i. I ssswsw svsuus 00W". NORWALK, The M h Bail c. “Wit! NONWALK, CONN. mm. TIA... M from a YARD TIL. M Lumber andMillWork for Everything Mary to at Palace SPECIALTIES “'an 0M musty “MM ”Wwim Imuhim no Wow new hair MW“ Whilst m l "*nelroiaslulelolwmmro .Mustsmo'i‘um " Society will be open for public inspec- . ties on Saturday afternoon. served. . a party of friends. set out this morn- gilrothol‘, John J. Bneilbaelt. of Quin- w o lo visitin cti‘usias, ill elecRitl Clair ‘W New York city. Mr a few weeks. Mrs. J. “.8 Bel till end faintly have lived in town summer and will occupy Mr. and Mrs. ~Gl F. Foote’s house in Cortlandt p see. » The rooms ,0! the Norwhlk Historical Ladies will be in attendance and too will be Mrs. Richard Milbur'n. accompanied f.V her son. Richard. and her daughter Alice, who live on Spring Hill. have gone to Vermont. where they will spend two months. WM William B Unholtu. accompanied by» in; in his automobile for New Lon- don to attend the Yule-Harvard boat races. Dr and “Mrs C r. Boutwell left to- day on an interesting vacation trip Vibe return July 18th. *0...“ York city. who has been visitins her turd avenue. returned today to her home in New York. W— o upon his annual vacation. His desti- nation has not been generally made iknown but Judge Light expects to be away about two weeks. l-isrry Hoyt. of Ely avenue. has made complaint that boys in the vicin ity of his home in Ely avenue. persist in throwing stones at him. and he wants the practice stopped. Miss Marie Baker, atenographer and typewriter in the oinee of Keogh and Caution. has entered upon a two weeks' vacation from her duties and to visit- ing in New Brunswick. New Jersey. Those at Camp b‘tnpty. the camp at the young men of Nash a plumbing es‘ lsiiiishmcnt on item island. today. are ha. The resignation of Pal/master's Ucrk llarry ll.h1ilmark. naval mill ilu Is accepted. and he is honorably llschartted from the naval service of this state. according to orders iasued‘ ‘ly the udiutani-izencml. (‘hurlos Bradley. who has been laid up by illness for a number of weeks int his home in Chestnut street, is now inlprovink nicely and is able to get nboui a little. inflammatory rheumatism. liobort Trintrsm.iWnrrcn 0. Wood word, and Franklin Bishop .lr.. went to New York yesterday and report that they had an excellent time. They went to see "Dulles." last evening. and af ter the theatre went out to dinner. Simon V. Newman. in charge nights of the South Norwaik depot ofllcc of the Adams Express Company. in full ing an enforced vacation on account of a slight nccidcnl. While at work at thc depot. Mr. Newman severely sprain cd by right wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Btcriing. who were mnrricd last. Saturday. and who wedding tour. rclurrlcd yesterday. They their homo with Mrs. Sterling’s par. cuts. Mr. and Mrs. George K. flicker- son, in licldl-n avenue. for a time. Pommcroy. of Academy street. who is spending the summer in Maine at the llulnradc Lakes. say that she is on» toying every moment of her visit. The weather llss been fine and all the par- lns themselves. A sailing party started out from Nov walk his afternoon to W. Franklin ilisllop‘s launch. The party is made up of both youns indies and young men. They expect to no to long Mood and return about suppertimo and have their lunch with with They will land uprm one of the many islands in the harbor and have their lunch There were eight yuan; people in the party A...“ a... . w.“ People in the vicinity of the lune «ion of Wall street and West avenue were trusted to It somewhat unusuall sight. that nisht. when I let tool-inst entomohiie attempted to out o it turn into Raidcu cream. The left resr tire decided to continue the sir-light trip and left the our II the turn mode. . 'i'hc tire continued to roll to con! ridership distshce towsrtl West my one. mm ‘ ' Rev A G hernias. bi Wosiport. n . entertaining his brother, . iloynton. of Mlddletown. N. Y. sud . out New York for t e ’ They will go by steamship to Nova ., l . . , Scotia and expect to reach home on “ ‘ ‘* ' ' Mrs William Wettmui. or” New. Judge John E. Light has set out ', Frederick McMahon. Owen Kindelin. , ilartwick Amundsen. and Albert Kas- ' ilih trouble has been . went through New York state on their ’ rclmrt a wry lino trip and will trike up - A Portals received from Miss Alice V ty are in send health and also enjoy- ’ oi. Lingerie, Gingham, Silk and Ch ' bray Drones at Special Prices VVf UNiTED GROCERY co. I f so NORTH MAlN eraser. ‘ ' PHONE 143.11“ «- -e+~,V~.e..-- ., To Cold weather While it’s worth ‘ At the beginning of the Furnace Season we are rushed with calls to mend gratwes overlook furnaces. furnish} “new parts etc. Consequently some one has to wait and go without bent. Now that the tires are out, let us fixV up for next season. The Jones 8. Hotcbkiss Co. 17 WALL STREET NORWALK. CONN i .s’ Century Compound Sto tops Leaks on Till or Shingle Roofs But the preparation called "Neverlesit" is not suitable for starlings bad looks or for use on old or peer roofs. and not as lasting or dursbl sir'Ccntury Compound. ” The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear ing in the Stamford Court. April 11. 1910. We offer the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and soon i , ' sntee all rooting work for three yqars. 3 The Century Roofing 81 Manuiaéturing Co. 83 WASHINGTON 8') “£57- Roton Point Ho ‘ cl”: Now Open Under Same Management Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating. Corn on Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners ~ -', Bathing and Other Attractions HIGH CLASS CONCERTO, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties T.cl 500 JACOBS BROS. Managers Bathrooms Complete iron The Heating and Plumbing Co. 23 MAIN srltslrr nohwaut a. IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR”. AUTOMOBILE. GET FIODRES AT “mu—s... 'l‘he simmer John Sylvester mode the trip to south Norwsilt in "icon of the disaster Hutton last stout 'f'hs Sylvestdr returned to New York tell”. The! r It‘srion bed I more pine not aim or or and inasmuch II the could incite no time even with I inch pres It‘ll-I of siesta. it out considered but to take her ed the linem for rs. roe momma will prowl strip or otherwise he Sylvester will loch after her fronting.“m WW with!” bill I m. Willi“ dilly ems slid limiters. mum's stirs Tillman name‘s mull-”DP trio Olin-tits nest household nostril stars on union era. sitvsocitsr onsslso Litilm rm scam You own. . A skyrocket clinched to I string and shot across the river. about 700 foot, was the means by which I not line “Why is the entire" be; at such it “rush?" united the idler irrecon- ‘ “so thst if is his hallo h anythlns wrong he wit have and then I mil hens «his to right meditation". the . were hell“ it"? . fill!!! of risinsdwiiulfslo histories. t I voodoo trillion ' ' muster. «e I“... in. tall worsen. 11th.. on April .1. When I mu m I nation The toll and local circuits hull been nieces oil the sum sod service was restored II can so ”unfamiliar outsell Islam Tories. threatened with Demolish watch him or closely up » . Wt! “tell a strut who lids . l “0D“. M‘fs 9. --’~ in
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