r “Hoops” new. stock. stitlfl'll wonwlltlt. i ill—News “partitions sol-sunscr- Dspartmsnt lfl—Irsnsh Ofllss Not-wait: 090 u—ltiitor's Ru nos Wit! Editor’s Rssldsnss ’— than J. E. Woodruff. of. New York. is a guest at 12 Union Place, Norwalk. Joseph McMahon, of Brooklyn, has been the guest of relatives in South. Norwalk. Miss Elsie K. Schultz of South Nor- Walk has gone: on her vacation to pleasant N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman. of Liv- lngston place, are entertaining rela- tives from Maine. Patrick Martin, manager of the Danbury Open. House, has been visit- ing in South Norwailt One of the horses. of the Borden. Milli Company fell down in Wushlnl ’ 'ton street, yesterday morning, but up parently sustained no injury Captain Costello, formerly captain of the Hope Hose Company. spent the Fourth in town with friends. now lacated in Pennsylvania Mrs. A. H. Baldwin. of Wall stl'et. who has been recuperating at the home of Mrs. Tuyim in (items Farms has returned to N01 walk much im- proved in health. ~Wheat, rye, oatmeal bread and his- cuits today. Banner ilaitely Tel. 3143. lie is ’ Mr. and Mia. Wilinld it (llt1gory,of Brooklyn. have been spending a few days as the guests of Mr. Gregorys mother, Mrs. Julia C Gregory, of France stleet, ()1 walk Royal Ferry, of Bethel. well known in South Norwalk stopped oven for a short time Sunday on his way to Fair field Beach where his family has a cot- tage in “Little Daubury." Mr. and Mrs Stephen Starl- Jarvis. of West street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.1‘runke Woods, of ew York. ‘.Mra Wood‘ a wad formerly M as Beulah Jarvis of south Norw.allt (leorst1 Guerin of the Middletown Sun, has resigned his position with that paper and will spend an indefin- ite vacation ill Nolwslk M1'.(itlerin t was formerly employed by the Senti- not. having commenced on this paper .in 1905. Charles Goidsrhmidt, of Elmwood avenue. cut his foot on an oyster shell while swimmin at Compo yesterday The foot was on is badly hurt and will be sore for some time to come. He could hardly step upon it last evening, ’ liut it is much better this morning. Harold (l. Thonlpson,-son of Prin- dipal George E. Thompson, of East Wdrwulk has secured 11 position as in ltt'uctor in Rider1 81 hooi, Washington, Connecticut for next year. This school is conducted hy the brother of the Gunnery School of the same place. W Samuel Shllepsky, the proprietor of the New York department store in Willuipauk, left town for Vienna last week. w are he will undergo the treat ment of specialist for sugar diabetes from which he is suffering He ex- pects to remain in that country about It year. His business will be conduct- ed by his wife during his absence. Henry C, Smith, of Stamford. for- merly of South Norsfslit, who has been employed at tho Yale & Towns factory for s number of yeais. has re. ‘ stalled that position to take a more lhcrstivs with til General Electric Smlfi field, Mass, Mr. 311in d hisfi w duties. this w‘sslt. ll. 6. '“of tile George Pulp d Pa aocoinpanled by his Emily. Miss M [1. Parks, and Ralph [saloon of Norwalk. will leave ortly tor a visit to census Mr. Mur- We. Miss Parks and urphy will return after three Smite. while assimili remain for a considerably 611m stay mung friends of Charter 3'. Mills. of coral-town. who is well toilsrn ”took in fillers-1m victim mass and ill turd medals to his list]. -lt1 will probably is erious illness at his millet lhos. a. mi» l. C Illi. Mi’fi. Mllll, 1113mm on not I.“ Whatport all us. thy of a W circle of friends. lawn in The Norwalks will mar For some tints ' " been suffering from, ham melts before he will be able . ll. dailshtsr of Mrs. uviniafl' ‘ Chow family have the or our . Pietrorola. 23 mm oi use. of so Mew 14W utiloiywaidowfild in Bellovlew: lake yesterdal Ifionloou at 8:15 'o‘.clook its had total in bathing and waded out about all last from shore. 0n the further this into 18 feet of wa tor. "He could not swim anti soon Milli 'No your: 1111111, John Scholan and William Fal on who had been swim- ming in the vicinity of the dam about 100 yin-us Milli. heard the cries or the boy upon the shore and swim to the place when1 Pietroria went down. it was mean minutes before they brought the bear to shore and life was then extinct. n—p- FATHER IULLWAN CHAPLAIN? Will Priest .UCCCM tits Rev. Ernest. do!“ illei in First? in a speeisi oiler from the adjutrint gelleral's omoe lie r‘esltnatiou of the Rev Ernest dri‘. Miel as chaplain ot the First infant‘s! is announced and Chaplain Misl 1* honorably disuharg- l ed from the hilltary service of the state. it is stated tin! the name of the Rev.‘ IM. A Sulllvdu of Hartford has been mentioned Ni Mill's successor. The matter hsa ”regressed to anything 111111 a doiinl. title as yet. The ap- pointment . ti with Colonel John Hickey. coloiellf the regiment. who is an site at the church of which Father Sulliv’a’nls rector. The possi- ble appointm'li‘llll retarded with favor. by those with iii/e heard the cones tiou ii‘pther 811 Van is an earnest atl- ' vacate of to pmnce and has a strong and convinc g haractor HA vER AND ASTHMA Bring dl port and misery to many 11 in Foley‘s Honey and Tax- gives a ‘ 'ld comfort to the sat faring ones i relieves the courses tion in the rilnl and throat and is soothing and, illius None genuine bllt Foley's my and TM in lllt.‘ yol lowl packager he Bridge Pharmacy. A B Powerful liar, Roadster 110 ill? Vileel Base .1100 The "Warl'apetroit" is the most highly standaised automobile ev- e1- presented ,an initial product- It is standgt‘t't'uln tires to spark plug. The 311 behind it are able, plwaoticai Wasful, experienced; been buildlnllllghagluds a-lltolno blies for yla 'i‘he' 'Wnr1en-Iie- troit" is the; titration of well- laid plans and ”I did manufacturing “Manse The lines of 'Warteu- Detroit" are dashiu 1.31.1 beautiful melt- grsssins t t word in autumn ile style. limits like a solidly built car; it a hardy. stlona, speedy, instills machine, Fin- ished in II tioyai Blue, striped in ivory. ,. lug gear: Straw color. strl _, 1 Black. Fenders enameled in F111. Body construe ,tlon is of t» ry highest made—- wood body. mu seats. i’111ticular attention slow the painting, trimminl mush. In every u- pect l invltg opal-loop with cars selling for small hundred dollars lro J 'l'he instant r see the' “-iillrren ‘ ' Detroit" you s be uonv-inu d that 1 here is a on .‘lflwhillnllig value, No costly ilmeotli work our :- hish overh , fipense billlt'd in l the price. , value tit-l your ,. n a" ll w.-'A: lotions " l sswos'ritlm «our sound, nwALK i: Dr. Dick's Media 011., Booth Non, Conn. Gentleman we used Dr. [lion's Nodldlno for is slid as a tsunami ionic and troll lava found great ro- till. not fit it mono 11mm some frisndll wrlavs also pronoun .411: very sffsr in the cars of ills. lafli and Chills ll O [M medicine to EI'G Willi?" house. Vol-y i, ' , ' ’ ARR! M. CAMP. Washington. . .1 ‘.i ' . v filfir’ol ' n I, 3‘! led!» Roms oint Hotel Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating, A‘ ER 0 8 man a...“ coucsars.arrsnnoos ass svsmllo. on WI "m" , almost Mitotic!“ GM“ l" “‘W’W pm 11:1: of "11- Till. 500 JACOBS Bubs" W l ‘ dips and . “i” ” "' l ‘31 um Waters HEM” l.“ Our line of unimpor- Furnishing for the nettle. boruli 11.111111 ill of ar- ‘ltlstio design. pisssluk in finish and as carefully constructed as much of tile WATERBURY. July ii.——Vlil00i“°' belt furniture for ihlids lill. You'll'gst lots of satisfaction in making your Isisutiou from ounproasnt stool: of Pol-oil Gilli". Pol-oil Moths; ital-oil Ham- stalks, Lawn Ballads. Lawn settles. Croquet let’s. Lawn flowers. Garden Hall. 'Cltildrao’l Piht‘fl'onio. serum Doors. Window hereon» Hflrlllrllbf‘l. Ilus Films Psrf'sotlon Oil Stoves, etc. We want you to know thst this is the best stove satisfaction. A. m J. Collins Co. Funeral Directors and Emllslmars. 12-18 North Main Street. 0. B. J season Optician Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free ‘ . ls wott. "asst. allows us. noswam. Climbing 011 a rock, he dove from it ., PREPA, E FOR BUSINESS Al L COLLEGEl ' .... 11.1.1.» Are Wanted it!” sells Stamford South Norwslk C IN“ INC “MOI ANITA?!" Port Chester may not milki‘ the man, llllt they show his taste for Style and rsfifiii. Show your good taste by buying a pair of WALK-OVER! $3.50 . 14 . $4.50 .1 is FLYNN 8. RYAN so wasmnaron srnur. m noswaut. Asbeston Century Shingle Fireproof and Everlastiiix They can he had in three colors, Newport (lrey. lndinu Red. Slate col- or. The Asbestos Building l.1lln her is just the 111111,; fer lining bath Standard sheets, 42 x is. ‘ " C SEAVIIW AVENUE Charles H. AiSlllOI’pe. sourll nanALK CARPENTRY, BCILDING AND CONTRACTING. rooms . Century Compound ' Stops Leslie on Tin or Shingle Roofs . But the preparation called "Novsrlssl" is not suitable for stopping bad tasks or for use on old or poor roofs and not as lasting or durable u“0snturr Compound." , The above testimony was men under oath at tile iniunction also in; in the Stamford Court. April 11.1910. WI offer the Century Compound at lids FIR GALLON and [use sates all roofing work for three years. The Century Roofing 81 Mauuladturing Co. 33 WAlHiflOTON ITBII'I’. Now Open Under Sallie Management Corn on Coll Now Sorted with Shore bloom Berlin and Other Attractions or you ans 111mm “our illiterate your: AUTOMODILE. garments a1: _ south Norwaikw Conn . this evening. there will be a social sell Sufi Weights and 00rd. #- 111.1111 Mrs. Charles Ailbott, of Can. non Stallion orient the fourth with rel olives in Norwaiit. W V all. and Mrs Cilfli‘il idams, of Pas sale, New Jersey, are the guest of rein tiou in South Nomai it. , , ..., 91011111111111 Dish 0; .ir., of ii ldon awhile. spent ti1e,',:d in New ork yesterday with friends. ‘ Mrs. Josiah 'l‘ Ned/comb, of 59 Walt avenue. is antertidninu her mother from Washingtou,‘D.i. Dresses, lilo iille Gingham Dresses. neck, shalt sleeves. an moi $2 49 " Dresses, 1 at $4 .98 , Fine Lingerie Dresses on sale ; Dresses - at. $2598 Made oi‘ Lawns and , Madras. neatly trimmed, low and high uecit, $2.98. 1 ' Dresses - at $1.98 White Lingerie Dresses. neatly trimmed with lace. tin sale, Sills WW Henry 0' H8“. or Brldselmrl. “Dent the Fourth with his cousin. William 0 Hero. in West. avenue. 1 Miss Dorothy Wiihbx, of Brooklyn. is spending the summer with the Miss. es Vroom in East Norwaik Miss Allure. of Virginia, is visiting her brother .l. Ailore, the well known chauffeur for Major G.M M..Hoimes 84 98 The Misses Anna and Elisabeth Un— ‘ “ " ‘ ' ‘ gvary, 0f Booth Norwalit, have gone to Silk Dresses, . $10 Sump-*LeD 13:23:33 New Jersey. to BWd thali‘ We will piano 0“ sale 12 title [08303, ‘9. 95 Silk Dresses, worth up to 325.. Your choice, $10. 00 Em Dresses, $1.25 Black anti white, blue!“ white stripe Lawns. all sites. On sale, $1.25.“ Sample Lingerie Dresses, worth up to 825. On sale 39 95. Dresses- at $3. 49 Made of good quality olnghln‘n' smartly trimmed. On, sale : .,- 1 1.11.1 '1. Mrs. F‘. J. Angevlne, who has been the guest of relatives in New York; city has returned to her home in Reed street... Miss 11111111 ilubey. of 1.41111- street has returned from an extended Visit. with her cousins, Dr. and Mrs. Oilmar- tin. of Brooklyn. David Stout Warts and family, of Providence Rhode island. are the - guests of Mr. and Mrs. James 0 Jon- lungs, West street. PARAS 1: - Mr. and Mrs. Seymour. and Mr. and- Mrs. Howard Baker, of' Livingston place, have moved to Ridgefield, and Will live there hereafter. Miss Gregory and Miss Mattie Gregory. of Main street Norwalk, have gone to Dunleiaon, Conn, for a sever- al wuuhs vocation outing. Elbridge iiorst. of Spring street, is Take a pooh at our l’arasois. visiting his sister, Mrs. Ferdinand tier- loni. in New York, and took a trip to Couey island yesterday. wwmu..- There are dainty, dressy ones, and the , . sensible. neat Sun Umbrellas. each and every one desirable in quality, 1 We cannot describe them in detail, however, because the assortment 'l‘. O'Brien and family, of New Bri- tain, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Penney for a week at the home of the latter in Maple street. m 'l‘hen1 will he a regular meeting of the Norwnlit Fire Police at ihtI Conl- pany’s headquarters. in Willi street. this evening at 8 o'clock. is all large and there are toa few of a kind. CHILDREN‘S Panasou .............................. 501: to $1.00 " ‘4' women's PARASOLS ............ 1.... ............. ..15c to our . The N. E. Ryan C0., 86 Washington St, South Norwalk Miss Mulriel iitlrteii. of Brooklyn, is visiting Mr and Mrs. Edward L. Bradley at the Bradley Fuml in PM low street for a‘few days Dr. Everett H. Jones, of West street, has returned to Norwaiit after spend- lug a few days at his inrmer home ill Hancock. N. \'., with friends. Lo- —»—-— M01115 deposited ill the Savings Do- paritnoni of llii‘ So Norwalk Trust Company twfme July luth will dlaw interest from July- is! at four cent. Mil-1a Ethel Miller, who has been \ls- ltlng Miss iiasel ilisacer of West Main street experts to return to her home in Polghiteeisie N. Y., tomorrow af ternoon. The Hatch arllailey Co IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN. MILL TEL. “-8. YARD TEL. 40% Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace in loniieciion m local session SPECIALTIES of Court laurel Daughters of lssbelln. Window Glass of every description. Miss Angelina Panning, of New Y nrk City, who has been visiting at the home of Miss Amelia Becker, in Fair- iideid avenue, returned to her home tlila afternoon. ....— One. two and tbmpiy Tar Paper. Sisters” Papas. ' Sheathing and Buiiasrs' Paw. 'Hllr furnished and mutants: hall's. iilon A large attendance of the mem— Mould-d Wooden Gutters, two aim. here is hoped for. "Hamill" Asphalt fabric warranted. Miss Vivian Mortimer New York. who has lately been starring in Peter Fall, is spending the holidays at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Tris tram. in Norwalit. l in Plumbing and Hosting fixtures we cannot Cumin: Malcolm Shane, of Stamford. a form- Ptilti ELMN 1.1mm BINKB.STAT10NA Y WASH rolls. " Cultist Company. ' ties this morality ‘51 Norwalll molds «in are lame 1, thins Vests mm 11 hour of her snoousful costumed , summer with her paras liliililly lillllliliii or Norwailt young man, spent the ill! with Warren 0. Woodward. on Sunday. ilr. Sheena was on his way to Dan bury. where he will visit friends. melon. liA'i‘li noon rlxrtln , srovss lumen 11011 warns llo'r run and aw HEATING BVfi'l‘lGllfi. B'JATE and TIN “39%: (1A3 and areas rrrrmn. one out 1 METAL CEILINGS All supplied by The Jones 8. Hotchkiss Co. nwau. orasar , motor. with. Arthur Murnsy and throld Baldwin, built of Norwaih. spout titlnday in Springfield. They made the trip in a hostel- raciu‘ automobile that air. Mur- m was taking to that place for a new y The dance at the iluob was w‘sii at tended last ordain and the music was assailant. it was tarnished by the D01 Loss orchestra. There will be a dam all iialurdsy. July 0th, and Harvey‘s orchestra will play for the dancing. our oasaasllv surrss. s round ...................... ., wannAN'rsosoas.a «an ...... ............... _ """ ...... . as muss: one soon 1... nun an: dunnlallletlmuuuauoummln " «non. mu Katherine rims of or alum. m wasillllaroll or. summon» 1‘0an Molt MuuMuflgmtisissflif. tion to tails a similar. list more literal Miss Florence Meeker wmurlled her A” "NOV 'ATINT FLOUR. 2.991135%; 'O'o'oil' . :: f.’ ......... new? 11 Tea Company in min street tli mm" 7”" ”UN" 6' ”'5 90"“ morning-1m salaries a weeks vs. . thud street acted la the stimuli «Th G A” T a cashier during the stresses of e teat ea many sass ostlvssv. , M F Bruit», «$111111 avenue. 1 Muriel “.0 i m i“ ”a " m“ "L as. fl who llsn been employed in the 7st“: GLO!” ALL DA? MONDAY, JULY 4 , ,, 111 soldiers for the years .. . . . ,. . .. . _, , , as peninsular has resigned that not; i , ' “ ' tire one. “ill"llil sisal-hint W 1 He began his 6‘: W is the lam dlliusfo sad soloi- on m hm. wit “it 11141511 and pretense tlil glasses. Ham lost service. am who is I all“ ‘ , 3., a 1: . roll 111111111 0 odillihooduastioaaics rsroffil'll ‘3 two new Whats mm or ' ‘ , 7 1111111 um. m1. Mommas . ‘ lld'i' William ”Yuma ‘ I Jane at. Miss MM is Mil. radiologist Ilium limos. .- 1'11“” utilities. 11W, 1'
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