in ' mi.- Tun,,l’luk and White
Blouses. 50c
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Butler Lodge. No. 97, i. O. 0. R, will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
Miss Laura Kingslnnd of Wilton ave-
nue. is visiting with friends in Mont-
clalre, N. J.
Mrs. . " n Porter Stevens has bought
the house and market on Franklin ave-
nue from Wilbur Hoyt. of Rowaytou.
James Sheeltau, of Newark,'N. J..
is spendiuga few days on Spring Hill
with his aunt. Mrs. Jeremiah Dorsey.
Miss Mary Matthewa, of Franklin
avenue. is spending a few days with
her cousin, Miss Helen Gi‘iiiin. of Cr-
. tinge. N. J.
Miss Norma Aiuucs, of New York.
who has been the guest of Miss Lydia
Secor, 17 Morgan avenue. has returned
‘to her home.
Miss Ethel Fetter. of i’oughkeepsie.
N. Y., who is spending a few days with
Miss Hazel Biascer at the home of the
latter in West Main street. has decided
to extend her visit, and consequently
she did not leavo for home today.
W. Franklin Bishop, :1 Junior at
Yale Sheffield Scientific School in New
Haven. who successfully passed his
studies this year. left today for the
Yale School of Forestry, in Pennsyl—
vania. where he will stay the balance
of the summon. The place where
the school is situated lies about a mile
from the shores of Chesapeake Bay.
While Mrs. .lohu Coo was driving
her touring car under the Washington
street bridge yesterday afternoon,
headed for North Main street, the rear
axle broke in two at the left wheel,
allowing the rear part. of the car to
drop to the pavement. A method was
improvised for towing the disabled
machine which was taken away for
repairs. .
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Miss Jeanette Van Gouvcriux, of
East Norwalk, who iornlcrly was (‘ill-
ployud in A. Dickeruiuu’s dry giKldii
store, altd who is ltow taking a course
at the Now liaven Training School for
Nurses. spent the (lay at her East Nor-
.wulk home yesterday. She has been
away now for seven weeks and likes
the work immensely. iier many
friends were glad to see her after her
several weeks absence
”Follow the crowd on July 7th at
8: 30 a. m, to the steamer (lien, for
Glen island. Grand excursion by the
South Norwulk Methodist and ilaptlst
Sunday schools. Tickets limited.
The Fred '1‘. Lyc (Toiuptmy. Incor-
porated, has begun to tear up the brick
pavement ut the foot of Main street.
in Wall street, in the work of laying
the mains that they are doing for the
Housatouic Light and Power company.
They finished Water street some time
ago tutti then went up Mill Hill and
down East avenue to a point opposite
the Overlook Academy, leaving the
brick pavement to be done last.
After the races at the.l East Norwalk
Yacht Club Fourth of July morning.
Arthur Murray had a slight accident
with his best. He was busily engaged.
in watching his engine and there was
no one at the wheel.
media at full speed and. with no one
steering, he ran head on into a large
oyster boat. The oyster boat was not
in any way damaged, but Mr. Murray’s
boat was badly sprung. He ran her
to the Knob and the boat was towed
to her Norwalk berth yesterday morn-
.lng by Norman Shaw in the Ming.
The boat will be repaired as soon as
possible and Mr. Murray experts to
have her in working order by Satur-
day. .
'1 Fourth of July afternoon. s"iady
who was about to board a ilridgoport
trolley car. stepped into the Norwalk
outdo lid The Sentinel and said that
who had that come from Roton Point
and on the way had seen two flags
that were swinginx‘in the breeze with
their union lacks down. she. said she
was a member of the D. A. it. and
from Fairtleld. She did not leave her
name, but site said that she had no
lined the less that were hung wreat-
Iy and that it- hurt her national pride“
to sad that someone was either lsuor“""'Ill
not or in distress. She said further
that she would have stopped and me
dyad assistance had she had the time,
if the people were really in distress, ._
“information it they were ignorant '
Silo ms quite sure that it was the
latter and wished to have the fact
published that there were two famil-
m in South Norwaik that needed a .
little knowledge along with their pn-
‘ satysyplt cussimw
‘Geuerai Contradior
"0?. WW V0211. main], “Mom! .
it rock excavation. math
in ,
_ fi’lnfihw given on all contract}
elem are solicited
*3 “a" ' 5‘26 sweat sum
39.91513 1
lie was pro,
but. Have passed it around among
an no WC ‘ ”Maine:
the s at . nor .
Milli smut outfidulor ‘
John Sheldon. driver for the C. s.
is spending; a week’s vacation at Ah
“tastier City. Washington and other
places of interest.
m
Miss Eva St. Clair
Brooklyn. is spondln
The Oilfield with or father and
motitern‘ She is well. known in toWn
lmd! her many friends are greeting her
0 uy.
Smith.
a few days at
Dr. L. M. Allen and party returned
yesterday from their cruise on the doc-
tor's launch. which included the Yale?
Harvard boat races a tilt) up the Cut»?
necticut river to Hartford and stops at"
Nortbport and other sound ports.
Sergeant Thomas Motherland, of
the Norwulk police force, and his wife
‘ and daughters, are spending a two
weeks' vacation with friends in Merl
police force
Robert Tristram, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Trish-sin. of Mill Hill.
and had to come to his home.
says that he must remain in bed for
a few days longer at least.
Herbert Baldwin is busily engaged
these days putting his last little Lurk
in commission.
fixed up and («penis to have her rlg-
lied entire in a few days.‘ The boat
was formerly owned by Raymond Ge
rard and is now at the Knob.
The following young men have been
chosen to fill the vacancies in the
Sixth Company C. A. C. and were those
that were chosen out of the thirteen
who took the cxantinatlous: Sen
geants W. ii. Blackmail and Perry
iiuymes; (iorporals Jay s. iiuckley.
Theodore P. Fairbanks and Walter J.
McKenna.
'l‘ he Rake Dyer Club was entertain-
ed by Miss Emma i). Schmidt at her
home in North Main street, last eve
hing. A very pleasant time was had.
Refreshments were servod during the
evening and enjoyed by all. The club
will be entertained by its president.
Miss [Joules Schaub, of Railroad avo-
uue next Tuesday evening.
A Big. Powerful
Hardy Roadster
110 in. Wheel Base
$1100
The “Warrendlctroit" is the most
highly standatdized automobile ev-
er presented Is up initial product.
it is standard from tires to sputk
plug The men behind it ate able
practical, successful. cxperlenccd;
been building high-crude automo-
biles for years. The "V\'i\i'i‘(‘ll»l)(i-‘
troll" is the realization of well-laid
plans and splendid manufacturing
experience.
The lines of the "Wan-on—lietrolt"
are dashing. rncy. lif’illllll'lll" ex
pressing the last word in automo
bile style. it looks like a solidly
built car; it ins hardy, strong.
speedy, invincible "maniac. Fln~
ished in light Royal lilac, striped
in ivory. itunuiug your; Straw
color. striped lit liluck. Fenders
enameled in iliurk. llody t‘tllillll‘llt“
tion Is 0! the wry night-st grade-w-
wood body. inciul seats. Particular
attention given to the pointing.
trimming and iluisb. in every as-
pect i invite comparison with cars
selling for sovurui hundred dollars
more.
The instant you sue the “Warren-
Dotrolt" you will be (‘tliiVlllt‘t‘d that.
here is a car of overwhelming value.
No costly experluwutnl work nor
high overhead expense imrlud in
the price. it is all value. (let your
order in early.
W. A. HANFORD
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
BOUT" NORWALK
Trowbrldso a Company has factory.
was taken ill in New York, yesterday..
Today]
he is much improved. but the doctor,
lie will have her all]
m .
t auto» .
North
!, Our line of sutlimsr shun-him for the loud. no
of itstio design. pleasing in iluiah and as carefully donstrn ed as much of the
best furniture for inside one. You' It got lots of utilise on in making your
selection from our present stock of Porch Chairs. Porch
mo‘eits, Lawn Swings, pawn actions, Croquet Bots. Law» Mowers, Garden
Hose. Children’s Plot Touts, sol-om Deon. Window Sargon
Blue Flame Perfection Ollstovu, etc. We want you to know that this is
tht best stove satisfaction
:1
on
r 1
A. J Collms Co.
Funeral Directors and Emulators.
South Norwaik Conn
l
1 6| WALL use“.
COMPETINT
I00 KEEPER!
OTI OGRAPHERI
OFFlOI ACOIQTANTI
Port Chester
.12- 18 North Main Street.
den. During his absence Special ()tll- l
oer Jarvis 8. Murray is acting on the .
Stamford
O. D. Jackson
b()I)".ICIIII 0
Everything in {the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
soon: «I. '
DON MICE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGEl
Are Wanted
may not make the man but they show his taste tor Style and Finish.
Show your good taste by buying a pair of
WALKOVERB
$3.50 - $4 - $4.50 ,- $5
or lawn is of ar-
rnnl. Porch Ham-
Refrigerators.
'uonwaut.
South Norwalk
01‘.
I‘Otlllifl.
u"Century Compound. "
M~-w-- .m. . ._.,., .
Dr. Dick’s Medicine (10.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Gentlemen: i have used In. Dick's
Medicine for Malaria and as a general
ionic and from it. have found great re-
name, friends who have also pronounce»
edit Cor? effective in the cure of Mo-
laria and Chills. it is a good medicine
to but) around the house.
Wary truly.
HARRY M. CAMP.
Washington. D. C,
only BROS
Mosul-ohm" of My
proved
8 O D A and
Mineral V‘Waters
EOTABUOHIO 1m
Vichy, Seltzer. Carbonic.
Baruparills, (l l n s o 1‘
Ala and Lemon Bods
l
DEEP ROCK
ARTlslAfl WILL
WAT" U!“
The Parent and put
... P. 0. Box lulu-trot. .180
MW CANAAN. cons.
dunntdodmder tho Food and
trig
Tel. 500
FLYN N & RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
Asbeston Century Shingle
Fireproof and Everlasting
They run hc had in three colors. Newport (trey, indiuu lied, Slate col-
The Asbestos iluildiug Lumber is just the thing for lining hath
Standard shoots. 12 x «Ill.
Charles H. Aisthor ,e.
CARPENTRY, IUleO AND ONTRACTING.
6 BEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
Century Compound
- Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
But the preparation called "Neverioak" is not suitable for stopping
bad tanks or for use on old or poor roofs and not as lastin; or durable ‘
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hur-
ln; in the stamford Court. April it. 1910.
We 0110? “ID Century Compound at 500 PM GALLON and [nor-
sntso all roofing work for tbm yours.
The Century Rooting & Manufacturing Co.
a wusmofros "at".
Now Open Under Saute Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Busting.
. Corn oil Coll New Served. with Shore Dinners
Ballast and Other Attractions
HIGH CLAIB GONC!MI. AFTIRNC 0N IND EVENING, ON TH! PIAZZA
Cancels! Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS ERG-3.. Manuel's
is vou Ass mission snourrsttirmo rods
‘ ' summons. our victim AT '
Ioull’l-l sonwam.
Dr. '1‘. it. (lions is having one of his
houses in River street painted.
Miss Laura Sherwood 01' Camp
graft, is visltlns friends in Roselle,
Miss losh'Cbhn. uf‘Conoord strent.’
mullllolidlng her vacation in the Cats-
ii.
Jack Burns. of Franklin avenue.
spent the Fourth with friends in New‘
York city.
Arthur i-lelby. of Norwalk. spent the
holiday at. his home in Armenia with
his faintly. '
Miss Alunltdu Christensen. of Ray»
mood street, was a visitor in Bridge-
port. yestci day
friends for a few days.
Miss Sarah Baron. of Franklin ave.-
nne. is spending some time with
friends in Staten island.
Charles Davis. of Mam street has re
turned front a few days’ visit with his
wife up the Hudson River.
Mrs. E. G. Hoyt. of Arch street, has
returned after a visit to Berlin. Hart-
ford and Middletowu. Conn.
M...
, Sarah of ilavlland street are enjoying
a tow days' trip of the Hudson. .
John E. Kelly. of Newark. and
Charles Kelly. of Brooklyn. spellidlie
lrnurul with friends in Norwalk.
%*-. Hg..."
,speut Monday with his sister. Mrs.
William H Payne, of River street.
1 David Webster and Joseph (lonltiin.
or New York, spent the Fourth with
Frank Bailwttz, at Maple Grove Farm.
William Thompson, of Springwood
avenue. spent the Fourth with ..ls wife
iln Bedding Ridge. where she is visit-
ins.
'l‘hc Louisa Lodge, No. 0, ll. of l-l.,
tux.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O‘Brien and
three chlldrcn. of New Britain. are
visiting Mrs. P“. A. Bracken, of Maple
street.
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Miss Emma Millard, of Norwalk. is
enjoying a week's vacation from her
duties in 'i‘r‘lstrnrn and ilyatt's Wall
street store.
Miss Grace K. inwrence. of Orchard
street. and Miss Ada Selby, of Wood-
ward avenue. are spending the week
at Ocean (trove.
llisirlct llepoty Grand Master C, M.
Daniels will install the otilccrsrappolut-
mi recently. this t-vunluz. in Butler
indite. i. O. 0. l-‘.
Janice Wood and two daughters.
lions and Add. of Wittniputtk. spent
the Fourth withhMr. and Mrs. James
hilt-y, in Staten island.
Miss Louise Schnub of Railroad ave-
nue has gone to Shmford to spend the
remainder of,the week with her cou-
slu Miss Nollie Schaub.
The Circle of Light will meet in the
Norwalk llaptist Church, this evening.
at 7:30 o'clock. Business session at
8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
The Epworth [mantle of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
their regular monthly business meet
lug this evening. Wednesday. July 0.
at the church at 8 o'clock.
4
John l‘lagon, who arrested this week
in Norwaik. was unable to pay the line
of ti and costs imposed by Judge E.
M. Lockwood and was taken to jail
by Special 0 our Jarvis Murray.
Miss Emma Kingsiantl. of Wilton
avenue, is enjoying her annual vaca
tion from her duties as steuograpber
at a florllt‘s in (lreons Farms, visit~
in; finds in libelton. Connecticut.
Miss Margaret Manner. of r‘alrnold
Avenue, has returned from Week's
visit to Ailanltc City. Dallas her stay
in that place she witnessed the high
of :1 Curtis airship and was delighted
with the sight.
Queen Victoria Assembly. No. i. will
hold a regular meeting in M ystlc Chain
linli this evening. All members are
requested to be present as there will
be installation of ofilcers. followed by
otitortotumwnt.
it was said at. the New Haven so
mory last. evening that the reports of
tho Machlu running on rocks. while
leaving llinck island harbor. Monday
morning. were greatly. (inaugurated
leaving the harbor her bottom scraped.
listed.
The Shaw brothers' boat.
which it was said in last evening’- to»
use at The Sentinel was disabled in
the Norwallt Yocht Club a on the
afternoon of July Fourth. sh to have
that statement corrected. ’1‘th were
disabled. but. tor a short time. during
which new connecting wires had to be
placed in but they finished and would
care to have that credit they deserve
sivon them.
Victor Smith, of Wall street has
launched his (not ipeed omit. it is
one or the knuckdown frame boats
and on set up in Romyton Mr.
smith expects that site will develop at
least twentytwo miles per hour and
that site will trim all the other draft
in the harbor. The engine has not been
connected up yet but the boat will
probably be in commission in a. few
do". She now its: no the Not-walk
float and great interest is being toll -
on in her by boat owners and endin-
iiisstl. They admire it» has lines and
do outdo tthst the will «reliant
arm GM . .. .l
l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Dan ‘
btu'y. are visiting in Norwalk with .
Dr. S. i). Lawrence and daughtorl
l Edward llwyer. of New York city.
will meet in its rooms in the Quartette ‘
Hall in North Main street. this even .
Home of the members say that while ’
but no holes were punched in her as '
Mint. .
mos "Tunas
Lilli" y C"
La Reina
Not Ventilated
Bummer Corsets. It
"“b on own ..
Tomorrow will be a Grant Bargain Day here. Look over that l '
and you will note the wonderful saving opportunities they offer
Wash Skirts, - 98c 81x90 Sheets 53s}
A large shipment of Misses' and (390“ quality 'Muslln. full
ilddies' Wash Skirts in white 81x90 Just another goodT
and linen color. (in sale 98c day bargain. illlc 9
$1.50 Dolls, 99¢ 25cRibboaSJ9cy
5 Jack Heavy Black fall
24-inch Sleeping llolis, hover
lli boo; regularly 25c. On solo
sold loss than $1.50. On sale, We at we yard I
We will sroll’p together Untrim ‘
med Shapes. sold up to 32 till
for Thursday title '
Lawn Kimonos, 10c
A limited number of very good
quality liuwu Kimottos,_.,0n sale
1th .
(One to a customer)
25¢};ng Caps, 180
Our line of 25c iiathlug Caps, on
sale. lilt-
Dresses at - $2.29
Lingerie and Princess Dresses,
in white. tritium-o Witn lace. 0n
solo 32.29
Turkish Towels. 60
About 2th in the lot. ’i‘urkish *
'l‘oweis. while the lot lasts. tic
Sample Parasols
$2. 69
Silk i’atnasois worth up to 85
On sale. 82. 89
50c Corset Covers
39c . ~~ .
Very tine Crossbar Muslin, trims ‘9
met] with lace and embroidery. N
On sale. 391;
50c Silk Gloves
39c ‘
Flue Silk (lloves, regular 50::
guaranteed Gloves On sale. '39
sensible, heat Sun Umbrellas. each and every one desirable in quality. ‘1
We cannot describe them in detail, however, because the assortment
is so large and therc are too few of a kind. I
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS .............................. 50:; to “no!
women's PARABOLS ................................. 75: to am
The N. E. Ryan Co.,
86 Washington St. South Norwalk
fa 3..., .W. ,, ..
;
Silva;
Tile Hatch a Bailey 0
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HILL TIL. 4H. YARD TIL. M _ .9
Lumber and MtllWork for Eye
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Clan of every description One. two and three-ply To! M
dull W01 ht. “a CON. flhtunl F.“ . ”a ‘(J
Moulded oodoa Gutters. two sisal. . r “
«ammo Aloha“ nitric Wu. loathing and Builders Paper. . _
warranted. Hair Insulating and Doom: Pools. ‘
I Emil“. it
in Plumbing and Hosting Fixtures we datum supply.
consensus Linen BINKS. srnrionnar WASH its.
. mount. earn soon Firms 3 am
muons ao'r WA as. nor is and do.»
HEATING svsrsu. sums and Tilt am
one and swam ri'rriso. use lithium.
auras estimates All subtitled to . ..
The Jones & Hotchklu Co.
17 mu. ovum «assists. sous.
EXTRA SPECIALS
ssdvosumsv serum-mus. ”was;
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The Great A&P The CA
nil- Miniatures or. snow sounds.
sass osuvsttv. Colloid» and d. m. nits 2:30 p. m: m an.
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