tree; here" Is it
aldttgthorough and load ng.
it: no.4 anon“;
Party, of Friend: Entertainod at the
' Norwaik Yacht Club House.
that evening in honor or the birth
my) of Mine Helen Belle. of Norwaik.
iy'oung people enjoyed n dinner
efi'Norwalk Yacht Club, on the
,, The dinner was prepared by
young ladies of the. party and war:
no one The merry party remained
uni club tor the dance that was
jgfin 3ter and were wall pleased with
til leIoitaant occasion. Those present
the Misses maelenw Betta.
Write Hubbell, nrguarlte
Mer-
Lane.
‘ rt comes a time when our gri
nerves munairung, t evital
.‘tho blood Impovcria
Bo Iourai"
_ cell to renew the hit: ft) on.
ts, weal-led brains, sick staunch, feeble blood, torpid
vér, eluggisli bowels—oil feel the
Boeclntm s Pills. Their use makes al
1 to i action of these pills upon the vital organs is home»
'1 heyare Nature ‘8 own remedy
' {or Run-dawn Conditions
Sold Everywhere in M lilo. and 25o.
I - Mary Burnt-ll Coinelia Odell.
on thin I weakedii.
mellow, flIllIlilrolilutsh
You flee old
yourself. iii; _
fitplhfiu I
Weld:
uickeIning cfi'ects of
the difference: The
Etlicl
(loodlollow and the Messrs. Arthur
Hoyt. Rudolph Bette, Fred Smith, lily
Raymond and Prentice Lingan.
DISCHARGED FROM BANKRUPTCY
A final settlement was made yeator
day of the business of Edward W. Kei-
ley, Jr.. who was formerly proprielm
of a drug store in North Main street.
South Norwnlk. before referee. in bank
ruptcy, John R, ilunku. Mr. Kelley
creditors were rendered n ilual divi‘
dehd of 13 340 per cent. making the
total dividends 28 3-10 per cent. Mr.
Kelley was also given a formal dio-
rhnrxc from bankruptcy.
(FORMERLY port's dilation
on, Tues.. Wed.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
July 4, 5, 6
MARIE
BILLY
is,’
GREAT OFFERlNG ALL STAR FEATURE ACTS
America‘l Moot Vcrutllo Artiato. and
in that Unique Comedy Piaylet
“The Circus Girl”
By Billy Hart and Bowman Bros.
HART
HART
(‘AHllllC FUS'I'l' R (Lil Tlello Marlo) .................. MAlllh‘ HART
HARRY DAVIS (Wisp 'l‘lml .....
JOHN S W l P'l‘
.................... till i. Y HART
.lUllN llAlllithl
Scene l-~-~(‘.ircuu (llrls' Apnrtuwnle, New York City.
Scene 2—«Circug tirouuda. (theater, l’lI.
'l‘ime~~ Spring. Circuit Day.
A TREAT T0 MUSIC LOVER8-THE
Basque Quartette
H. T. McConnell
President of 13 Club
“ALSO-w
~NEW MOTION PICTURES
‘M‘lfineei VAUU‘BEVI'LLE Eveliné
. Daily MOD day and Tim rad .y zcompioto Show
33 AT 23”. MotiogaIIlyliams “6.2sz 9
3 Matinee :PRICESBF Evening
9 5 and tile, m 10 and 15c .
3.: I’IWITT 'IlAIINOJIIY .TEINIRT A. BOND A CD. UOID IXCLUIWILY
1 all!
,1
r
Iulnoow ITRIIT.
' lien dupe. Saturday. July 9
‘ ”NOIBWALKS
‘lNebtaska” Sailors
”4......”
m P. M.
M
y, gig/I;
Match. 25 court
me When lit vaults. iii court
m Inna I'm to mm. ,
W
’i'ltia it the tea-on when public din
lWI on! reotauronto cannot lulu
' ’: t'llllb! in lilting tboir abhor
" and gluon“ lat
; ‘i‘bo palm moot be cute
will! loturdby. Jilly its no mutter of
a now PUILlOATlON.
The Connecticut Guide. a new pub
lloution, containing oomploto railroad.
trolley and boat timetables. nod II di~
rectory oi hotela. to now obtainable on
toilet new» plant): and M. utatlonory
neural. Coulee received are OVldfllci'
oi all excoiiont publication that will be
highly valued impel-alum tiling Con
neoticut liner. in addition to the
‘ timetablel. the book includes II tltla
table the Connecticut imagine bauball
schedule and u map at Conuocllout.
The may allows the railroad and trol-
ley line: and the heal routes over the
stolen. Small mapa or the principal
citiell an included The local till-ac
tory includes the leading houtuiriea at
the principal plocea1‘o publication
will appear quarterly. in Jpl, October.
laundry and April. it ill I e pabiltii
Aorta aim to improve the Guide with or
m lune.
JOlNT PlCNlC AT RDTON POINT.
The Joint nominee 6! till minim
Ind Booth Norwolk tall“ oi the New
Protection has It -
Mod to “Misfit.r lta ““1th rota:
" " Mrhfllmmmr mm. undo augment: tor the local 1mm l
" I can iooo maul: permanent: Iliioo ovar ot the out outdo organs?
bollti m in the“ til at. Feature of tilt till a in to
a bull come between the ladder.
r
3 llflibdlidifiu
Ni lli‘hll . I3 3:9!
Gull oil. I
mm W” '
MlDDLE’l‘OWN. Ohio. July ll.-~Niue:
teen pet-sons wore lulled outright. three
were probably totally hurt. anddialt
a dozen were aorloualy tulip-(din a
hoodon collision betWeon a freight.
.3 and pauengera train on the (ilnciuuath
Hamilton and Dayton railroad here
yesterday. (it the killed iii were Pitta-
burgers.
The trains were the Cincinnati aeo-
tlon of the Twentieth Century limited
on the Cleveland, Cincinnoti, Chinato
and St. Louis railroad (Big Four) and
the second section of It freight trlln
on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day-
ton road
The latter was attempting to make
a aldlngio give the passenger train a
clear lrucll, when the limited. travel-
ing at a speed of 50 miles an hour.
flashed around a curve and dashed into
C.
Order: Confused.
The Big Four train had been detour-
ed to ovoid a blocked truck on that
road at (lotion. a low miles south of
here, emitted by a freight. wreck earlier
in the day. in addition to its regular
crew it carried a pilot output-or or the
Cincinnati. Hamilton and llayton road.
who won practically in cllurgo of the
train.
A misunderstanding of orders cana-
od the disaster, which was one ot the
worst this section of the country has
ever experlouted
Before his train had cleared the
switch poinlii the passenger train
rounded a curve. aoreened by the
thickly wooded lotu on each side. of
the track. The origins crew .had
time to jump and all escaped serious
injury.
The crash wlwn tho trainu met
was terrillo. The freight was made
up of gondola card. not ours and box
ours loaded with lumber.
Teeth Without Plates or
Removable Bridgework
'l‘hls implmemcut does away with the
large auction plate» in common use,
and never drop when eating or talking.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main 8L, tooth Not-walk
Hours: 9 It. In. to it p. III.
by appointment only.
o
Dividend Notice
1213! SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGS 80-
CIETY. NORWALK. CONN.
Juno 16, Will.
At a meeting of the Director! of
this Society llold thla day. a dividond.‘
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per
(mm the oarningu oi the ill! month-
Indiug June 30. llllll.
The same will be entered no pun-
hooks and paid on and after July ll.
llllo.
lly order at tho lloard of lllroolora.
Filidlmitlt‘lt A. 51.1.8.
in 18 till Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
The South Norwalkfiavlllzs Bank
South Norwallt, Conn.
At a meeting Mills director: of thin
bank hold lhia day. a dividend at the
rate of four per cont. per annum wan
declared to deposition from the cam-
lnzu of tho nix month: ending June
30,1010. The name will be entered on
palla- boob: and paid on and after July
ll. lillll.
lly order oi‘ the board of llirootoro.
GEORGE L. WOODWAIU).
Troalllirer.
June 27. 101.0. lnfldyil
I
Mun“ ..~M..»..m.~~a
Nockwear
«born Burch OOLLAHO, noon.
Lilith comma. ‘rlu
New arm of
Cloisonne
Enam e1
rfiq fr it
‘In our! burrows. was me
DUGKLII
J. l MALLE'l‘TE
., gr
«dilly dildo“ Bullion)
ll WIAIIHINIG‘I'ON .‘l’filfi‘l'
3, . 3.,333_3
,4'
SuIIdaszI- ’
annum. wan denim-ed lo depositors,
Mayor oi lllll'liillh‘ ’06": Union
the DIMMW to El“! Him
to Plait-ti Hillbilly Hollis
Wm
it In lulu
Believes lie Will Flt as Well as
Anyone Else
NOIthCH. July li.——-Mayor Charles
F. 'l‘hayer. or this city. Democrat, for-
maliy announces that he is I candidate
for the United States Senate. This
announcement in qonlulned in a letter
addressed to the Democratic atata cou-
lrai committee, and'wltlnh was made
public today. The latter tollowai
To the Male central committee of
the Democratic party In Connecticut:
"In his unnlveruary of American in-
dependence. this open letter is written
to indulge the writer's own spirit of
independence and to announce hla can.
didacy for the not in the United
Bitten Sonata now occupiod by Hon.
Morgan 0 Buck‘oley.
“One it ll bitumen. in a recent lat-
ter to the Norwich Bulletin. uaya:
l
’ "l‘hero is no Democrat in the field for
isonator.‘ 1 therefore step into (hill
0
Iacaul space to fill a long tail want.
not that l have any particular desire
'lo outer cotlxreal. but rather to excite
your interest and the internal of Damo-
crata. inuurgcnu ouflragettaa and lov-
ore oi‘ om country generally
“You see it in thin Way the writer
attended 'llnmllton llay' at New ill-l.
Slain and saw the hint man by high
lié also saw mun: high blah tigers
thunk-governor: ex governors and
i uenr governors, senators and near ten.
more congressmen and near-congress
linen. and Alexander llarblaon. And
1 after studying the statesmen for hair
it (la). ho concluded that the areal
one-u are alter all them man even all
' you and I lie even flattered hlmuolt
‘lhal if elected to tho Uh lied lalvn
Bonnie, he could send out under trnuil.’
ills mum garden bonds, consular
porla and punt speeclwa on any or
them
‘llare who Buoltoloy. just out of the
Republican maritime shop, hla extorior
all pollahed ulna an the propel
llt“! til-dull o admonish, but his
icnrhuretor waif plainly out of drum
and his uphill plugs aklpplng and l
lum telling you true, it in the diurnal
awamp for llurltoley
‘MI-l .t-Iin liII- xrealeut aplolor ol the
,Hhuiul". was that» the Ho too exhi-
‘luilod ovidunot-u oi the machine shop,
{but the ltornvack mocliaploians have;
Qbusiud themnelveu with the working
' parta rathI-r limit the exterior of 'helr;
‘ llior Gentleman George was aorinua.
Stonfideut with It far-away nolluiorlnl
look IItId visions of the capitol at
Wilmington rodo the air as he watch
;I*d llunlllou ride the kite
working order. but where will it landf'
{ “’l‘he Roraback air ship ill in lino
l The police report was, upon motion. _
2 Just tonaldm the candidacy of tho un
,0oruiguod aeriouliy and Mellow will
land high up in the tree tops with the
; view of ilullwley in the swamp as a
E consolation prise. The time haa come
for now methods and new man. it in
more important that the people matte
their own choice thnu that a particular
person go to the senate. We proton
. llamOcrncy, but what a force and what
a disgrace our ooleotlon of senators
has become. Are we proud of our
lmrlmora? Shall lllillteley or Moloau
go to the senate by the harlmer route?
“What we need in Connecticut is
llemocrary and more Democracy. And
needing it we munl have it. even it
w» draw from the Repubiloaa to ob-
tain it. All hail the lneurmeuta. A new
alignment in in progress. and wn
should not aim» our eyes to the fact.
Over bore in Norwich Democracy won,
not the Domorratlo party. and the Rat
pubioan party uulfered defeat. not no
publlcanu.
"Why should we remain idle while
llulkoley and MClAMl sumahoe the
etato awretly pledging candidatell to
the leainlaturo in their own interests?
Let us got out into the open and drive
them into the open nine.
"The poolllo can elect their United
Elam Bonalora b almplo proclaim
without shock to U Io Qonltitutlon bet
ovary candidate for dither branch of
the lealalatulo be required to pledge
himaell openly in advance‘ of the elec-
tion to vote for a certain candidate tor
the solute and whoever will not
pied“ hlmeolrahould be lobeliod “For
Sale" and "waited decorum; by the
voter: Wlm tho rotors know for
whom this on (imam will vote, the
power has with titanic out an older
tion of Unitarilatotu soon or by the
people. 'i‘hlu method will dilemma
,mrimrrr type at home. Think at a
louaiator voting century to the open
lot-nae on mammal: or which be
flirted bll oloction. . -
. “Lot on at hneo prepare for a mo
in tho open With the Democratic can,
didalea tor the Miniature in 3,
town pledged to tho nationhood bad
the Republican candidate. dlvtdodtbo-
tom Builtuiay Alli Mflfinnfla will
the devil take tho hindtuolt. (lire tho
electoro I «more deal plat for once.
with thoy aboard ronrountotivo of
till m intflfitlm the fault‘wlll be
thelm Wily not errant :6 along their
lines? The vote of a Connecticut new
not would oltm the you of Aldrich
when he aoxt'vattomnta to ravine tho
tutti downward by phoning unword
the duty on tho parturition of lilo. all
ill health Io ill VvI'aIIlllw
lllill Ill lilll ,~—-
l‘t' l
bribery and loan the autumn of the ‘
mu: 3approved of the work.
have the turnout lied not. and may ’
i 3 74mins: 3:033!“ Stilt! out”:
sigmoid; medicinal propertiul
‘ at
letb all on bird armor
ft clean-ob mwotmlqilulnam
gout. mourn-llama ‘ml
torpid liver. poord ion. «a It.
soon tor the tritium, the blood and
the
“was. Ire all run down and need
your ayatem needs clean-in: and
toning up. it your 9?’”“' lubed
and your brain lan' olebr. you'll
be my much pleased. with thin
remedy, which ll next to a toad
phyllclan'a prescription
At any A. D. a. drug Itore.
" These are the‘lo‘ool A1). 8. drum-ta:
Allen the drought.
The imam Pharmacy.
The dililord Pharmocy.
Quittnor a Guilty, Prone.
ion by a Democratic majority in the
House of Representatives
“Yours for Democracy.
CHARIJEB F‘. THAYER."
BITY 0F IDIIVIALK Gilli!-
. llll. V0118 llllT Tl) PM
Fill llEVl FLllllI Ill
IAIN ETIEET
FlllE llllllEE
(Continued From First Page.)
.___,,.__
was 20 yeara old, weighed 225 pounds
and was 5 feet it) "it‘ll“ in height.
Councilman Malone told about an lu~
l-idont which could have been cared
for by a special policeman. lie nald
thal he thought the man should be up
pointed.
Councilman llurnoll aaid that he
know lllt‘ man pornouaily and was in
favor of granting hill application.
lipon application Mr. l‘alohon With no
pointed.
'i‘he itlvl‘k road a petition from An-
tonio ltussalll to build a atorf It 01
Main :Itreel. The adiolnnlua p operty
ownera' t‘olll-ltllll had been obtained.
l’I-lition was granted.
II, A communication was rocoivod from
tho Southern New England 'l‘t'letll'luut’
Conn-tiny to oacavnll- on Wall alreot
from Rivor street and up Main street
* no for as Hoyt shoot and also to liner
nl't'llllll.1‘ht.‘)f expert to lay a con-
duit to do away with the cables that
are now about the town in the buck
v.arda
(‘ounrllmnn Bllfhi'll
(bulrmun of the highway department
lilo wished to investigate the matter
and moved that tho communication be
laid on the table to give» him a chance
it" ltivmeullguilon It was so voted
An application from Morris Bluil. a
property owner on Wilton motion that
ho might oulnruv hill burn null ttllth rt
Ill into a dwelling has read by the
(let-k (lrutllcd.
said that an
i til (I Santana water: W .
Established l837.
My
The Store Closes at 5 p. at. Encept Saturdays. 3
Parallels to Carry will!
Sumter Gowns
A special purchase containing rarely attractive styles,
many Pangaea and Green Silks. with gay Persian borders.
'1 hose are the l’arasols now in dcumutl with linen and pim-
gce frocks
White and Black Parallels. the striking “magpie” styles ,
that alWays combine well with summer gowns of any sort
Navy Blue and White IParuolo, blue with deep white
borders.
Checked Silks and Novelties unlimited.
Special $150 and 32
Values that wére $2. 50 and $3.00.
Rugs for Motor Cars
Own cousins they are to steamer rugs. but perhaps the
colors are a little more decided. 'lhey are in shawl style,
heavy and all wool with «lot-p fringes. Scotch plaids, dark
green blue, red and grit). to match colors of cars. Some of
them are plain on the inner side, others checked Very
handsome and useful. .
Prices $5. 00, $6. 50 and up to
At the
Sale of Towels This Week . __
An unusual showing of
Lock especially
lauket Section.
Remember this Towel Sale.
Huck and Bath lt)\\t‘ls in writing sizes
at the 25c group.
6 for 3:40. In for $2.75
W
There is a Glassware Sale of importance. Punch Bowls,
Cupx, l’itcltcrs, etc.
Thin Blown Tumblers ............. .. .6 for 20¢.
Fleur de Lys Etched .................. 6 for use.
Common Table Tumblers .............. 6 for too.
China Store.
Good weather for Fans. and there are some beauties
nmoug tllt- laps. Sing l’o lions and (Jill fashioned Palm
chtvcfi.
The D. M. Read Co.
I All application from Elimbctb
(‘ laude to extend a sewer to her home
in Nowlowu avenue from the city are
Eur on that alroel won read. She wish-
ed to do this at her own expanse. ll
‘ lnvvutlgallou.
rend and ucmpled
'i‘hv annual report of the Norwaih /
Librup wan mud by {lily Clerk James '
1.l. Kcenn. Tho report was act'olilod.
and ordered paid.- I
Fire department. ............. $l30.3l
tract. He recommended that
ever money was left be: deed for oil to
ho purrhusod from the Standard Oil
Company and that the work be done
by loloph Cornell.
Ho amended the motion to the effect
for oil to the heat of their ability
Passed.
Councilman lletta wnnlt-d to know
why the committee Itopod putting tor
on the roads.
mil it wall the best thing that could be
ill” .
Councilman Darnell laid that-v the
property owner: ind complained to
him through Councilman Malena.
They nailed that the work be Itopped.
They IIIid'thtt the trolley cmpauy
was not complying with the city char»
tor. The orit was stopped upon the
requeutol ouncilman Burnett. ,
it m moved that the trolley com-
pany be intimated to oil where the
city has oiled in their tracks. Thin
wan pawl
Councilman Bullwit: raid that the
lire oommittoo had looked over the
Phoenix llinxlne booze and that they
The mayor
aid that. lie Gould not alga the about
was re tuned to sewer committed for i.
The following bills were thou read ‘
Highway departmoul .; ........ 288.50 .
Light drpurlmont . ......... ;. Ml?
Bower department ....I ....... 3.71
Sewer eaten-ion doparltnout .. 250.87 :
Finance department .......... 10.00
Police department ............ 36.61 '
Library department .......... 180.99
Admlulalratlve department 205.“
Mixed billn ...... . ....... 10.87
Total ............... . ..... "804.24
Councilman Burnell Blld that there .
would probably be a little oil money '
left and he laid he had communicated I
with the Standard Oil Company and .
they would not do the work by con. ;
what-
that the committee llxpond the aurplua .
He and the mayor said '"
patch no «mention count-i ”coma
:3mended it ‘ notimaa kiln. and
other- Iliere the name mind. Some
gone laid that the work wan done no,
cording to the ammonium. cami-
man Minna aid that Contractor
f-Chiappa bid on the Mums ofitlto olty‘
engineer and that ho had not ourr led
out the wort: u to the lamination.“ l
New. motto tho work in not «time-
tory‘, lIe trio; to no: oil and into it
up to the mom or the city engineer
None or the ctnmolhn’on Would accept
the workout their own Iltouoed and toll.
..—M. .«w. .
i Bathing
Now is the time tor the purchase of Bathing Suite, Capo and Show. .1
We are prepared to show a large variety and at Popular Prices.
l
LADIES' IATHING SUlTS
, $2 to to
We haven't forgotten the little long. CHILD'S FLANNEL sum. 2
yearn to 8 years. at 81.00.
SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS
. $1 and $2
IATHING CAPS, 250, 506, 750. 3 I
IATHONG CAPS. 25c, 500; Silk, $1.00. ‘ 3 .-
on
all:
A. Dickemluo
84 Washington St, sit No
chphlinetto
l ,
41
,,
a.’
r“ l a."
"r «H om 9‘l
MSW unto om inimita-
inc‘ol- July; into. I vi «w W: up: till _-
...r 3.
will pd? no
that they Ibould not occept it for the
o l.ty
The work in not rightly done. what!»
John a. matter”: .3
also the owner .or‘ t ' ~ .
tutu in that. town. Mr: Broiler“
mmew
lay k 004. 80mm ll ww
or it in the null. or the city counter ATTAIAH FOR JUDGMENT. .t‘
or not. Thqapoeincatioua were then ----~'. ~; . , ' 3’
road » Irolton ’éllto Now ‘I ill Acme
iii wasmmfved it? the bllld 1;. 3?: Animal outer. 3;: 3%,;
pa t e wot a aocaptll y o " ,3
council. This motion war pained. 3, «filmggfl: EW it: '3. 3.
Connollrhan mum um um lie but ' ‘. ~ ; '
roctived a letter from 'i‘.l Ru and. ”mun“ »' ‘ ' Lg .
which told of o- mom on lair atrial.
um 'i‘ t. Roy-road: proportw that
million with manual outer with a
“scum" on it. ho’l‘hore who acme
rue
“rt Irvine ditch.
ouuollm “Italian" ugh oion‘o ould
thumb ottroam with l e um doubt
mitigateroolboothoyw walreh
i. who“? it y dmmdlhutl o “with
noon 0 uonpruopro y.
No action WEI talisman thomhtto r.
The mu tilted .A. ll Apollo
anthfofla’aurt to Iooutlm an new
climate and».
to mod modulu- for o
moot three: mm their bonnet alone
not having expired. ,
”were but no further bliilnm be-
nation. it w
W" fifih M! ii ‘i t‘”
"WM 51?: ~?fi'”§'»
{ilk all :9. 321
m... .i .. ‘
,3, Midi» w‘wrl
‘Jll Ioni- with“ It
groin inhuman
nought lb tllo dart; oral-Ill WV
dimodrh till. now;
recover on nth!“
an” ll W00;
bold Milli} MI W .3 ,
olalmodtbuotlto fora . 7 ,
mmwwdomtlem oil. .. '
tum
“53% to» sirloin to: . .
3 In 3
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