|
‘ lion for the summer.
in.
foam
«sizuoi‘ilrl ' ”t"
cocoa 00
. ,. ! ;‘, 4‘ ._ ‘ ’ _
Museums floral. ,Itocn.
H7:1, scorn noswauc
"9.
‘l
' sumo IINTINIL TILIPHONI
V out:
awe Department
, ‘ , possum-st
M lunch so. Nor-walk
_,,,..:, wldltol'a Residence ,
~ lty Editor’s Rssldanoo
plain and Mrs. Charles Hull, of Dan-
:btlry.,are visiting with relatives in
Norwalk.
, Miss Sarah Bouton. of Lowe street.
lsdlpendlng the Fourth at Fort 'l‘rutu-
bull Beach. ~ .
Adossph Davis invites you to take a
norm in one of his stylish bathing
suits. See adv.
>: Mr. and Mrs.‘Andrew Little, of Dan-
hury. left Saturday for Norwalk, to
spend two weeks.
.u.
Mrs. Henry Frocb. of Lowe street, is
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Mary
School). of New York.
Mr and Mrd. A. lloyier. are spend-
.lng their vacation witll Mrs. Scllramm,
’0! West Cedar street.
Ferdinand Schlitt, of ’l‘ilompsom'llie,
Conn, is visiting his son, William J.
Schlitt, of Lowe street.
: Miss Anna Smith, of Spring street,
leaves town Wednesday for Albany,
New York, to spend a week.
, The R. 8: G Corset factory is closed
for a week's vacation. and many of
dependence do
tln's parents.
Garrison at illei
walk.
in
r o
own-mm
. h ‘ ‘ x - ,. ¢ . ‘ . '.l
, « .00 Dr. . Jones of West avenue'lili
fl , 980' “‘50 and M . expect ;. emu tomorrow momma,»
‘ a x g .57..- ..; tqr spend ,3 the dearth in Hancock.
, . 'l "l “i ._ I: N. Y, wi, ‘ friend»; , .
‘1 I t f . - . i, W ‘ “
, x E. K‘ B William ll. Bettor‘d. and family. cot
Main street. Norwalk, are spending the
.Cliorious lt‘ourth in Boston.
~ « guests of relatives.
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M-
Mr. and Mrs., George
r. and M rs.
m
all Sil‘l‘t’i.
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Median. oi Bridgeport ,
day at the homopoi
s. Phoebe M. need, to
as the
Lester Sanford. who is employed: in
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company, is liloadlnl the day with
will! parents in Danbury.
A regular meeting or the city coun~'
oil is scheduled for this evening; but
one or two members will but ill an
appearance and adjourn the session. - ,
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis Jennings.
or New Haven. with their son. are,
spending ihc Fourth or July at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.. William P.
Beers en Ellllcrest.
Edward J. O’Brien. or Nyack. N. ”it.
is spending the holiday in South Nor-
waik with relatives. Mr. O'Brien is a
Norwalk young man, but has not been .
living here for some time.
‘ Martin, ‘of
Bridgeport, will be the Sunday and In-
llueats of Mrs. Mar ‘
James l
r home in depth Nor~
'l‘lle Norwulh City Gounell will mhet
this evenlnil in the council chamber
No huslncsu will- be
transacted unlithemeetlng will Id- J
journ to Sollil' evening in the near fu- '
illrc.
John J. it‘ml'cil. who is employed in
the Artistic ill'tinne factory in
street, is enduring a three wreks' vs-
cution from l-zs duties. He will spend
tho greater part Of hill tilllt‘ in NO!" '
walk.
Union
Highway milimissioner Daniel Dun'
lop annoulu-ui that on account of the
holiday. them Will be no collcction by
the [tarmac \l'agoll today.
He is therrlme requested not to put '
out gill-barn lwceptucles today
The pub
her of unusual bargains. See adv.
Our line of Sculptor li‘uraishinas for firehouse. porchor lawn is of ar-
tuatlmwsu, elements shun and sacsnstully con-mister: as much sure
about himitursJorlnside use. You’ll not iotssot utilisation in making your
intention from our present stock‘oivroroh chain. Porch demos. Porch Hams
(mocks. Lorin swings. Lawn Satin-,croquat: Oats, Lawn Mowers. Garden
ill-loss, Children's Pidt'Tsnta, Iorcan Doors. Window demos. Refrigerators.
5 talus Plains Perfection Oilltovss,sts. We want you to know that this is
the best store satisfaction. ; W
A. J .' Collins Co.
, . Vlluaeral binders and Embslnlers.
192-18 North and Street. South Norwslk. Conn
_New York are
parents. r. an Mrs.
Knapp, of West street.
m
”W“... n.
You owe your eyes proper care and
attention.
ed physician at Thamer's,
See ad.
a display of fireworks at St.
will stay here ten days.
i9
W The regular meeting
0. B. J sakson
Optician
EVerything in the Optical Line.
Eve‘s Exarfiined. Free
I. WALL STRICT. PROM! “I.
in its quarters in Water street
3 Andrews presided.
l
The trolley cars that travel
does and other exploaivos. Olle would
NORWALK. these noisemnkers.
The meeting at the North Main
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY IO
PREPARE FOR BUSlNESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE!
during this time.
m
’l‘heqllurlerly conference
t
m luM-uW mm“
outolnn of the Methodist. and Baptist
schools. which will be held jointly at
the operatives haw left town.
.. "W.
SHOES tbc stealncr (lien. which will
South Not-walk at 8:30 a. to.
leave
IRA regular meeting of the South Nor-
waik Board of Councilmen is schedul-
ed to be held this evening.
7‘ Miss Georgianna Clinton, of Lowe
,street, has returned home from a few
days visit with friends ill Vulntio, N.
Y
.
, Captain WillianrJ. Scblltt, of Lowe
.firoet. is overhauling his launch it}. it
5, ., and placing it. in excellent condi-
fr‘i‘fenry Bcbramm and friends. Mrs.
W. Idol! and George Ganlber are spend
ringihe Fourth at Mrs. Schramln‘s,
West Cedar street.
Miss Anna Riley, or 47 Main street.
'Danbury, and Miss Lucy ilurkln, ol‘
.Delay street. came to Nor-walk Sat-
.urday for a several days visit with
'l‘riends.
Miss Kathleen Wecd, a student at
.L‘aurelton l-lall, Milford. is at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Margaret
.Weed, ill Mott avenue. lor the summer
vacation.
Mrs, Edward ll. (‘llnningllnun of
Lowe street. is entertaining her her
.illater Mrs. William Eugen, of (am.
.den. N. J., and her nephew, William
Cherry. of New York.
. The Sunday school of the Methodist
. plseopai church of Danbury, will hold
in annual picnic at Putnam Park
Wednesday. July to. The party will go
by trolley cars and carryulls.
'l‘hs demurrer of l‘. s. McMahon, of
New Britain. to a suit brought by the
National specialty suit brouaht by the
National Specialty company of Mil-
waukee. Win, has been overruled by
Judge Coulee of the court of common
pleas, The suit is for payment of a
- hotel menu printing machine.
A lg. Powerful
Ha dy Roadster
110 in Wheel Base
‘ , $1100
highly suliardlacd automobile ov.
er prose M as an initial product.
it is at did from tires to spark
plus. '1‘ i man behind it are able.
practical rccessflll, experlcnoed;
been ht «lg high-grade. :llltomO-
biics fenders. 'l‘he "\Vllli‘fill‘DG‘
troll" is hllirealiastion of null-laid
plans slat .llendid manufacturing
l aperienco.
The line. . the "Wurleniletrolt"
are dashiu racy. besuiltulmex-
pressing ,iil last word In nutomo~
bile Blylo. i looks like ll solidly
built cat; is a hardy. strong.
slicedy. nuclble machine, Fin-
ished in it Royal Blue. striped
in ivory" llnning gear:
color. 0 ill in Black.
enamels tillack. liodymlnstl‘uc-
lion in 0 ix- very highest gmde~
wood petal seats. l’urticular,
attendant ion to the painting.
trimming,“ finish. in every a9,
poet 1 in loomparlaon with cars.
selling f. veral hundred dollars-
men.
The ins rvou see the "Warren.
Detroit" will be convinced that
here is a if overwhelming value;
No oostl .perlnlontsl work not
high ov brl expense buried in
the price, is all value. 1ch your‘
her in early.
Governor Weeks has authorized the
admission of Gednlu Kellen to the
lonnocticut Hospital for the insane as
a state parlour. He has approved the
hills of the following hospitals for
one-lourth annual appropriation each:
‘ St. Joseph’s. Willlmolltlc, Morlden.
Mlddlosox, 8760; Hartford. 82.500;
Dshbury. St. Mary's, Waterbury. u.-
8
.Rev. J. D. Kennedy. pastor of at. de-
unit's Catholic Church. in Danbury.
will attend the annual convantlon oi
the Ancient Order of llibcrnisus of Am.
rlca. which will be held in Portland.
30... comments; July 19. Father
Kennedy is one of the members of that
ordsrux flsmlli leave lhinbury next
Tuesday. and will arrive in portions in
lime to attend selecting oi the board
of directors which lWill precede the up
oiling oi the convention.
on
strenuous one. of 30"”! Norw'alk.
.hna microcosms alter refilling a '
Char s lull.
short visit with Mrs.
”list-molly street. Deanery. On Friday, ,
situation Mills use was one of
management‘s at the versed-ll bridge
party given by the Daahury Red Cross
association and “The Club" for the
, benefit at the Deathly Visiting Nurse
assent . Thm‘ were over - dity
. Mullins. and the
fl lay moves...in every way.
affair I,
'i‘bc "wan u-Delroit" is the most
Straw _
Fenders .
may not make the man. but they allow his taste for Style and Finish.
Show your good taste by buying a pair of
WALK-OVENS.
"$3.50 - r4 - 54:50 ,- l5
FLYNN & RYAN
90 WASHlNGTON STREIT. SOUTH NORWALK.
come to take charge of the
log the severe illness of the
planner. F. l.. Chandler, who has had
'l nervous breakdown.
was unable to
Mr. llllvisoll cattle to take charge.
l
l
ill ilunrd as follows: (‘0th Artillery
ennui. with rrmk from June it.
)9“):
You to lie second lieutenant.
Asbestos Century Shingle
. Fireproof and Everlasting
They can be had in three colors. Newport Grey. lndlsll lied, Slate col~
. illolld resixuod.
used at New London last Thursday in
or. The Asbestos Building Lumber is Just the min; for lining bath
Standard sheets. 42 x ill.
6 OEAVIEW AVENUE
Charles ii. Ailihorpe. .0... mm...
C'ARPSNTRY. IUILDONG AND CONTRACTING.
urdsy morning at Belle dock. New Ha-
ven. There were nine shells in the lot.
While one of the large new olghboar
1'00““.
a nail on the side of the dock caught
in the dock and ripped the silk cover-
ing off the shell,
about $30..
-~-Poiiow the crowd on July 7th~al
8:30 a. m.. to the steamer (lien. for
(lien island. Grand excursion by the
South Norwalk Methodist and Baptist
Sunday schools. Tickets limited.
m—mw— ..
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on TM or Shingle Roots
But the preparation called "Neveriosk" is not suitable for stopping
bad looks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "Century Compound."
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court. April ”.1810.
We alter the Century Compound at 50:: PER GALLON and guar-
antee, all rooting work for three years.
Nineteen clerks hi the Bridgeport
post oillco and forty carriers started
ill on increased salaries yesterday. the
first of the month being the beginning
of the fiscal your, fly the term of ser-
vices six clerks are raised from 8600
pm- year to son, six from storm to ‘1.»
Nil and seven are raised from $1,100
to 81.200.
raised from $600 to 87th and one from
81.200.
llr. Dick's '_ tctns 00..
South walk. Conn.
Medicine
tools and it
edit very ,
lsria and if
to have a i the house.
. truly.
j HARRY M. (lA‘Ml’.
1. o. c.
Gondola l have used Dr. Dick's
lain-la and as a general;
‘ it have found arest rot
.ilel. harassed it around among:
some trio he have also pronouno‘f -
the in the euro of lit-f
.. it is owed illodlclflfi,“
hos.
A valuable horse of P. W. Brooks, of
the West Rocks Road. escaped from
The Century Rootingdr Manufacturing Co.
.8 WASHINGTON ITRI‘I‘I'.
been returned from pasture out in the
country. where It had been ‘tor six
months. Telephone information was
received to the effect that the horse
had been seen in Wilton. Men were
sent ill that direction in an automo-
bile looking for him. lie has not been
located as yet.
. For Cold Weather While. it's Ws
At the beginning of tho Furnace hesson we are rushed
with calls to mend grates. overlook furnaces, furnish
new parts, etc. 0 lllseuucntly some one has to wait and
go without heat. Now that the tires pro out, let us fix
up for next season.
.The Jones 8. Hotchkias Co.
17 WALL ITHIIT NORWALK. CQNN.
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’l‘he Cluott Peabody factories all ov-
er the country will have their annual
vacation of two weeks next month.
The vacation will basin on July 30th,
the date that has been set. being
lound inconvenient. TM is their us-
ual custom and not a Clue t wheel will
torn between Saturday. July 30th. and
Annual Hub. The factories that will
close are in the following places:
booth Norwslk. 'l‘roy. boominatsr. 30
charter and Corinth. Home of those
cities have two of the Cluott facilities
within their limits. ~
4 Mrs. Axel Selliknocill, of Low street
is entertaining her brother. Edward
Pearson. and cousin. William Nelson.
of New York. over the Fourth.
“W
lax-Governor Geo P. Manual: and
Dancer» ll. lint; t left Saturday
’ with their wives for Poland Bill-inns.
hie. where the sell {links are especial-
ly attractiVo.
, Mr. and Mrs. ii rail C. Mead and
children have rota. ed to South Nora,
. oath alter: a p snot vial admins.
Highway Commissioner . MacDonald
has awarded the contract oi yahoo:
am and tolford in the city of N w the
you to Murmurs Bruce of New llavsu.
The mountain is to cost 01 cents
per square yard and the telford no
limits.
W
Theodore it. l’avills. the new younn. l-lalpiu. or New York city. are
Willi“ stator it the Conventional , in: the Fourth with Messrs.
,ohitroh. Greenwich. arrived the lattorgsnd John McGrstll.
parts: that was his duties;
as so
last hfldfii.‘ it ,llss also communal
Imd‘
of strawberry Hill.
some trouble witness of the min
» . ,_ . the tellow carried on a con
'l‘he Mhtdal list company, or Nor- i
walk, reports the loss ,1;le
, s
i
so. and Mrs. Illegal- it. For. or West
a street. luvs tomorrow for their slum
moltoottf « :lf Iain Mallet
whim in
.- _ ' a. s, s _ r «
mallow“ remainder of 0 sum.
or to . . _ rs. Charlesmuei
M .. or... *
are in New on hie good looks. This dill not
Vol-1.0M: dosausotlu credo straw bring him mourni- Narnia. than
hats for the W. ._ on to the the town lie and alter some horsesho-a
company s a regrettable unspent only lull. in wide “t s historians and t
because or tho out rspmatad inftlundum llau ' as the
getting out this partitioned». has lid ten. the follow our
'Miifl- or. the leaner, $3” £4 will“! a:
“140M. ._
Now thrill its, ’ ‘
nickel.» ‘l'lls
, amount
= [to
Tomorrow morsill the Boston store
will open at the uses hour with a num. f
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Harrell. oi
nests ot the lstter'll ,
Edward F.
Uncas Tribe. 1. o. a. M., will hold l
its semi. annual meeting tomorrow ov. a
inning. The books or the lodge for the g
' six months will be closed at that time. it
It they use troubling you
you can have them examined hya skill-
Stamiord. ‘v
The St. James' choir boys from New
York city are planning to have quite
James'
slunlncr home on Strawberry Hill this
evening. They came on Thursday and j,
of the local
'i‘mlleymen's Union. No. 476. was held
on
Saturday night. The attendance was
good and matters of routine business '
ware transacted. President Frederick
up
!Wosiport avenue are used by the boys,
on that way to shoot off their tor-pa.
imagine that the national salute was
beinll.r given when the car passes over
street Rescue Mission yesterday ~al’-
.lernoon was well attended. The ser-
vices will he continued throughout the
summer months. and it is hoped that
they will he as popular as at present
of the
school cauliraion from this city 'l‘hurs—
‘day. The occasion will be the annual
(lien island. The trip will be made on
Manager navison. of Springfield. has
Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company dur-
local
The superin-
lcndclll from Jersey City, Mr. Wilson,
come. and therefore
J‘rolllollons and appointments have
i been made in the Connecticut Nation.
col-pa, ’i‘hlrd company, Bel-guilt William
hum ll. Dennison to be second llcut
Sixth company. Corporal ('ilarics intlis
with
runll from June ll. 1910, vice Ray
The Yale racing shells which were
the races against Harvard. arrived Sut-
shells was being carried to the water
doing damage to
in the carriers side two are '
“.000 to suite and one from that) to
its pasture on Saturday by Jumping
the high fence. The horse had just
’l‘ho Misses Catherine and Elisabeth
Matthew.
and be On a Wastporoivorwslk troll car,-
rllltandsll or the momentum Saturday afternoon the «endear list
Mead-b pursuit and rs. Jamel the other work the parish which has? rs. it. may as could be ascertained
' gigging or him use. llsst Port been Manse to ill , . ' goal the broken hellish with which.
, .‘ . . mwtm m
at
‘y.
l
i
lar‘a‘lld Cos;
anon to. 'w
isl i
or a newbio‘llse. ,
0n ' Sale. ’
$129
“ Bathing Suits,
5, Shoes and?!”
Y
,.
our.
MILL TEL. “-1.
parental home.
rite you to lake sdventa
child in their adv. today.
Mil-ls Jessie Mcrkle, of
with his parents.
adjudged bankrupt.
or Maple street.
tends to engage in the
formerly connected for
old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. . ii. ,0.
Dean was tormorly Misti
um, and was supervisor
i
so no
thmv its been
or have in: court-yellow
t no comment he wanted Writ”, -
pflscfiagfin a
mm
The Hatch &
LulnberandMill Work for Every"
from a Piggery to a Palace.
SPECIALTIES
Norwalk Methodist church was held
in the church on Frldny evening.
COMPETINT - ‘ " Matters of routine business were
sockkaaoaas A w t d . ' ., » t . ' ' _ Window Glass of every description.
eTIENosRAPHm . re . an e lil“i‘l§.“i.“ii‘? Milling?"3i"3€.“n‘i 3.... inm- and cm.
OFFICE ASSISTANTS ford presided Moulded Wooden Gutt'm‘s, "to sites.
Ch tam! SDI! onralh ' ' "Unsaid" Asphalt curls Realism
Port ester S Ofd “1 N indications point to a his Sunday warranted.
Edward Koch, of Port Chester, is
in town to spend the Fourth at his
The Great A. it P. Tea Company in-
se of the spe-
Ncw York. is
a holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
llrcyfusa. of Franklin street.
Wesley Johnson. employed at the
store of (‘llllrcb and Miller, has none
to ilcornctown, to spend the Fourth
.-
(‘rcdltors of Philip Mendel, of New
Haven, have tiled a petition in the
United States district court that he be
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Aiken and
non Harold. of New York. are «costs of
Mrs. Alkeu's mother and sister. Mrs.
ii. W. Maples. and Miss tlisra Maples.
Special Policeman Edward Gaffnsy
and family will leave Wednesday for
NewWork state. where Mr. Glassy in:
chicken hull-
lless about ten miles from Buffalo.
August C. Knorr, of Cleveland. Ohio.
a number 0!
years with the South Norwalk muhiut
pal electric works. is greeting many
Mr. Khorr has arrived in
this city to spend the Fourth of July.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 1‘. Dean. of
Hartford. are spending a law days with
Bailey. Mrs.
liar-riot liars.
of music in
the South Norwslk schools.
it bicycle club of about a swan
members want throuah South Norwslir
yesterday alumina. They all wore the
some kind .of, trousers and sweaters
and attracted units a seed deal of st-
tantiou. “this. clubs. that were onus,
far. are now very unusual. since
lam
new kinds
timed.
. tounssu, which was assessed ~
Specialties.
Snowmen
Biiy ,1: "
YARD TEL. all.
r.
. to
One, two and three-ply Tar Paper;
Blaten' Paper. ‘
Sheathing and Buildsrs' Paper.
Auto Caps and Auto Veils. Shirt
Waists, Parasols, Neckyvesr. Rib-
bons, Gloves. Hosiery, Underwear,
Corsets. Belts and Belting. Han -
kerchiefs. veiling, Etc.
The stock appeals to refined tastes. and the prices appeal to the purse.
The N. on... Co.,-
86 Washington St, South Norwalk
s‘.}
"‘
Middy blouses for 81.39 at the mills . ‘ ,
store. See adv. .
Miss Helen Drum. of Elisabafli. New? f‘i‘
Jersey. In a guest of Miss Florence Kai.
icy. of West avenue. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Bud's". fill!
daughter. oi Dsnbury. formerly ,
Nor-walk residents of Madison , i.
are visiting at the home of “hi,
Mm. worms Bodwdil. in Seymour
street. .
The local postolllces wi o, , vo
the regular holiday rules y.., a
office will close tor the day still troll.
in this city. there will be one «and
delivery and collection at lifihmg.
with a collection about the ‘ villus «,3
section at ii p. in. . “ 3,?“
‘ W >,
William K. Maples um hit ‘
automobile. which ammonia .
ad. this week. The our is.
ly car. rebuilt. The melting; ,
so be repainosd. the Whole ’
in; done it is cedar-toad»
poll-e to Mr. Maples M s
the factory wall (trivia: at
, the accident. The driver at '
lake the car bstvasn'ths curb and I.
trolley car on a short turn in. inmost
end in illlrtlonl. Th9 principal dsslsso
was the ballooning to.tho Macau- .
The leaversrseo o b composed .or "
the following, more ladle! all . *
so out up Saturday svsulnk: M , " ila xx...
.l. Bylrbso. Mrs. Robert Way. Milli. Olin
ll. Youngs. Mrs. . Frank nonunion.
Mrs. Frank Woodward. Mrs. dolls _.
sure and unlimited Bodwell. This
ilw club or, ladies. who most at can}: ,
other-is} houses tor a shod social tint
and they decided to have a shore dill»
census-day. They went down to lion
lou’s and colored one o! landlord lull» -
ivas'a tins dinners at that. thus. ,
Woodward wasunahlo to attend. hill
the other six word there. ,
warm it. mm. a ,
wont to Leachinmtsrdny 1"
, .i
R
where he ltrout av iii;
tlvss. Tells hWo
bury. 1th that i
am (hall
are lit
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