lulline. Tan."i’ink and White Middy Blouses. 50c E K. BANKS MAHAOKIMO Horst. hook. sou-rs uoawpuk. ‘ l ,, iii a . Mail: m ohofl'nnloonoo ', Ity, Editor's Multiply” Thomas Spineo of South Norwalk. spent the day in Bfldgeport yesterday. _.....__.._.,._.. Gabriel Dokus, of South Norwaik spent last evening In Bridgeport with friends Are your eyes wbrth anything to you? if they are It will pay you to read Thamer's adv. , Palestine Castle, Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold _a regular meeting tonight. John T. McCormick of Waterbury, foihérly ol’ Noxwalk, spent yesterday with friends in Broad River. Miss Mazie Smith. horse at the Norwnlk hospital, has resumed her duties, after a pleasant vacation of a fortnight at her home in Paterson. N. .l. Phlio Thatcher, of Morgan avenue, has gone to Battle Creek, Michigan, ‘where he will enter the Battle Creek Sanitarium, for the benefit of his health. Mrs. Lena Hoffman and Miss Edith ’iiovey. of the clerical force in Tris- tram dt Hyutt's store are enjoying their vacation, and today is being spent in Bridgeport ‘ Phiio Thatcher, of Morgan avenue, left town Saturday for Battle Creek. Michigan, where he will enter a soul. tarlum’l‘or the benefit of lils health, which has been run down of late. iicnry Walters, who has been in the Norwalk Hospital for several Weeks. muttering from a broken leg, was dis- charged from the institution Saturday. and is again greeting his old friends in South Norwulk. Economy is seldom popular but it is the most essential element of success. You can not succeed long without it and right now is the time to begin. You are invited to begin your economy by your savings depositing with The South Norwalk Trust Company. Triouscincs, don‘t bake this hot weather“ Let the Banner Bakery do it for you. lirend and cake as good as you make yourself. 'l‘cl. 314-3. v... .. ._...—... Miss Katherine iiowley. of Center street, South Norwalk. an operator in the employment of the Southern New England Telephone (loinpany, has re- named her duties after a vacation of two Weeks. Miss HOWit'y visited many places and had a very enjoyable time. This is what you call the good old summer time and the weather that your refrigerator is your friend. A. J. Collins and Company call your atten- tion in today's ,issue or their line of the best made and most economical re- i’riger'utois to be. had as they are ice savers as well as food picsvivers. See adv Samuel F. Mllitii‘ii. of (.ll‘alidview ave- nuo, who is employed in the Treasury Department at Washington, D. C... or rived home Saturday to attend the marriage of his daughter, Katherine Ursula, to Joint 'l‘. McCormick. of Wu» icrbury. The marriage will not take place until the 20th, but in the mean- time Mr. Millery will enjoy a much needed rent. it is probable that he will spend the mouths of July and August at his home, as is his usual custom. -»~~(‘.ontractlug in all lines. Raymond llros. . While constructing a hand driving apparatus which he wanted to attach to a small dynamo, Vincent .l. Flaher. ty, of Prospect avenue, caught two of. his fingers in tho sprocket of a bicycle. Saturday afternoon, and jammed them considerably. Mr. Flahorty is having all kinds of hard luck at present A week ago he unriowly escaped serious injury when soother bicycle on which he was riding collapsed. "Vin. " as he is commonly called in not the least so- perstitious. but his many friends are advising him to got a "Billiken." nwmm.m 'i‘hc Stamford police department he . lleves in doing things right. All above nirs of the state police association convention held in that city Thursday. every delegate attending was pre- sented with a gold plated fob at- tached to a black silk ribbon. The fob in circular in design surmounted by a spretd eagle. Underneath the eagle is the word Btumftmi lettered In red enamel. In a circle appear the words "Convention of State Police Association July 7. 1910." In the center of the circle is the state shield ‘ of the three video In green enamel. summon comm General Contractor f isobar. pats: work. grading. muon- . Harding, of Yonkers, ' in. on it... o. a. bias. of Main 1 street. spent last Thursday in man Is- . land I Lester Warren. of lenses place has son‘s to Atlantic City to spend his vs- cat on ry O' Brien. of Crescent Terrace. spec last evening in Bridgeport with island I Miss Marguerite Bundle, of Danbury, visiting friends in Westport for a w days M". (learn othame. and daughter. of WI ltoii avenue. are spending a two ' week's visit in Boston W Allie Cole slid E. Appeli, of Norwalk are spending three months at Lake Kenosia. New York State. Itead the Great A. & 1’. pure food but- letIn for this week. It is bound to in- terest every housekeeper; ' Harold C. Green. of New York son of L C. Green, is spending a short vs duties at his home in Main street. Walter Shaeifer, of Newark, N. J., is the nest of Councilman and Mrs. Albert . Poblman, of Spring streot'. Uncus Tribe, No. 28, improved Order of Red Men. will ,meet tomorrow night at the Wigwam In Washington street. - Mrs. Felix .l. Kearney, of West Main street. is entertaining Miss Abbie N. Y.. for a few days. Miss Therese A Flaherty, of Pros ' pect avenue, returned yesterday from her vacation. Bridgeport which she spent in Miss Katherine Dt-akln, of Daubury. is being entertained by her uncle. James Creafih, for a (W0 Week's visit in Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs Bert Underblll are on tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Clifford l’rim rash, of Bridgeport. at their home in Wilton avenue The monthly meeting of Old Well Hook and ladder Company will held this evening at the headquarters Iii Huviiand stiset. Mrs. Caroline Doulcns and Miss Cur- rie Dunckor are exported hOIlli‘ this evening from Philadelphia where they have been on a ten days‘ visit Concord Division. Sons of Temper- ance. will meet this evening at their quarters in the Gazette building. lie freshments will be served and It Is ex posted that there will be a good at teudunce. Miss Ethel Feltcr of Poughkeopsie, N. Y. who formerly lived in Spring; street. South Norw.olk and who has” been spending a week with Miss ilnzel Blascer. of West Main street expects to return to her home this evening. Compo Beach was more popular on Saturday and Sunday than ever before any two days this your Evciy bath house was In use by the swimmers and ' bothers and the beach was a gay scene. with so many young people enjoying the cooling waters of the Sound on the hot days that the last two have been. Racing Bulletin:i Warren-Detroit “30”; July 5, 1910 Banner day for War-ion fiction. Wins three firsts, every event entered at Wildwood, , races Defeats Buick, Mitchell, Overland, Parry. liupmobilo in (loss events Wins from ninety horsepower Sim plex. two Hoopla, Rockwell's Pal» mar-Singer, Simldard-lhiytou, Chal- mers forty, Buick seventeen and American, . Handicap figured on records made in earlier events. Car, also winailrst and second in strip. pod chapel events. Travels one mile strnig tawny course In fifiy- : eight and four fifths seconds Her? ger, Fritz and Sirnnuhan timing. Call at 42 NorfithfiM‘hln 3t. and look: them over W. A. HANFORD be“ wwam..- .. - .. . _._.,. , ..._...... A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN 0F IRIDGIPORT. Whose name will be given upon application. writes the fol‘ lowing strong testimonial: “I can with confidence recommend Dr. Dick's Medicine. in use it, accom- plishes all which is claimed for It. i can endorse it as of especial efficiency in Malaria and lilieumciimn," GRAY BROS Manufacturers of low Prowl 80 D A and Mineral Waters ss'rAaLisi-Iln m2 ‘ Vichy, Seltzer, Clrbonic, Bai'lnparilla, O in x e r Ale and Lemon Soda LI. WAT!” DIED The Porn! and lost and rock excavation. Esti- m'nrk chodrittily hives on all contract Orders are solicited. ‘ . um: 26 WNW oil NEW CANAAN. CONN. ,1 Hm" P O. Box lulu-Tel. no , boar-m under themed. and s Milli." 3'9 '°“' W EM? a warm wel‘t'bor necessity to a practical Refrigerator. All Refrigera- tors re v Smlioh alike in capacity to hold food and Ice lint there is a not dl arenas in their preserving ice and food. We carry the best you can buy and they only use about twothirds'al much loo us their cloasnt‘oombotitor Therefore these are the kindiito buy. We have a full line from “$5.50 up to 325' Our line of OUTDOOR FURNITUEE for these hot days Is complete for Porch, Iowa or Bungalow. A. J. Collins .CO. Funeral Diredors and Embalmers. South Norwalk. Conn. 0. D. Jackson _ Optician , Everything in the Optical Line. Estes Examined Free 68 WALL STREET. PHONE ”I. «m. N l2-18 North Main Streét. O. NORWALK. ._. ._~-.~..... M, .g...“ ......-..,.__............._,...r.—35.':--.. “cap”... m... M. .L...“ w. .... s. DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PREPARE FOR BUSINESS At MERRILL COLLEGE GOMPETINT Are Wanted Bookcaspsss sTsuookAPHsao Stannhord .South,hhnnvahk OFFICE ASSISTANT. , . Port Chester may not make the man but they show his tonic for Style and Finish, Show you: good taste by buying s pairof , $3.50 dim-734. 50 $5 FLYNN 8. RYAN no wasnmorou eraser. ”‘4le uouwsut. ASHES Century Shingles The door THAT our'Livss THE lUILDiNG Your first thought yOur roof Irobably you have had more than one bitter exported o with a roof that dcioloped an unexpected leak. You hpve been forced to pay out good money for constant repairs. valntltis and incidental (infringes. Nothing pleases you better than to know that our roofla tounproof, tire proof time proof. Asbestos (‘en tin-y Shi so are abso ntcly intiefllrmtt‘ilbie Made of hydraulic cement, reinforced with asbestos fibers, compacted by tremendous pressure. Ch” leg H Aiéthorpe, osuvntw AVENUE IOUTH NORWALK CARPENTRY, BUILDING AND CONTRACTING. Century Compound Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs But the preparation called "Neverlesk" 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 be» ing in the Stamford Court. April ii. 1910. We offer the Century Compound at 60c PER GALLON and gun antes all rooting work for three years. The Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing Co. as WASHINGTON BTRIIT. —.—-.. .. .. I I 9.. . : .. ' Rotou Pomt Hotel ‘ Now Open Under Same Management Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating. . Cum on (Job Now Served with Shore Dinners Bathing and Other Attractions Hues cuss scholars. arrsnuo on we avsmiijo, on marinas Especial, Attention Given to Automobile Parties Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS... ”9an M- IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT EAINTING YOU) AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT ' ATORS' iiilllil town. are anticipating a this time. , copied the out if of Trinity Episcopal ii Whit no l i Frederick Jenkins, of 8 amfcrd wat' a victim In town Satur by. Edward S. lilac, of New Rochelle; is in town today on business. -‘ " T . 1 . Jack Cookerhaiu. of New» York city. spent the day in town yesterday. -—.—.~—- M~,__ Miss Ruby Benson. of. Stamford, is visiting her relatives for a few‘ days. You can get .iish fresh every day at the t‘utbill market. See list In to- day's adv -.-- Miss Hannah Hayes. one of the popu- lar clerks at A. DIckermah & Son‘s, is enjoying her annual vacation. Miss Emma D. Schmidt, who has been III at her home in North Main street, is able to be out again. Ilenry erry, of the Norwalk posts oilice fort: of carriers. has returned to his duties after a short vacation. Frank J Flaherty. of East Norwalk. now employed in New York city spent the Sabbath With relatives in East Nor- walk. Miss Mirth». Ramp, of Waterbury, has returned to her home after spond- , in: the past week with relatives in ” Messrs. Clarence J. Petty and Al- bert Borgxrcu. who are employed in Stamford. spent Saturday and Sunday in town. There will be a month’s mind mass at St. Mary's Church tomorrow morn- ing at it o'clock for the late Mrs, lion- ' ora Kelly. The Rake Over (‘lub Will be enter- tained at the. home of its president. Miss Unlike Schsnb, of Railroad aye- nue, tomorrow evening. Mlss‘ Mabel Raymond. cashier at A. i‘ilckermau It Son‘s, starts on her an- nual vacation today. She will spend the some in Massachusetts. Miss Ainilo iawreuce. of 'l‘ristraui & Hyatt's store, started today on her an- nual vacation of two weeks, and has gone to Albany. New York. Miss Louise Srhsub has returned to her home in Railroad avenue, after spending a few days with her cousin. Miss Ni-llii- Schaub, of Stamford. Mrs. Mary IleMiet and son Wilbur Dublin! and Miss Rebcmh De Mini. all of Iiroriklyn. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George C. Quirk, of East avenue. Robert 'l‘risiram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii‘. Tristrum. of Mill Hill. who has been III HlCt'l’iily. improved and is able to be about again. Miss Elizabeth l‘lowlvy, of Center street. South Norwuik, has just return ed from the mountains. where she speni a wry pleasant vacation of a Week. ltobcri 'l‘opp, employed as candy and lee cream maker in Harris Smith's store. in Main iiif‘t’t'i, expects to spend Wednesday in New Haven and Savin Rock. During July and August r2. II-lior. haui's store. will close each Saturday afternoon at i o'clock. Other days they are at your service from 7 e. in. to Ii p. m. if you have to have artificial teeth. why not have the best? if you are in» tore-ted, road Dr. .I. ll. Mallory's adv. lie ndvrctises to do the best possible Work at reasonable prices. There was a high mass this morning in the St. Mary's Church for the late George Johnson. The plans was cute brsted by Father William Cavanaxh. and there was a large attendant-c. Mina Julia ilowley. of Clutter street. who is employed in the it and a our set factory in 80th Norwalk, return ed Saturday evening from her vacation which she spent in New York city. Miss ldu ll. Kraemer. stenogrnpher for Attorney Louis 3. Beers. was a visitor in Bridgeport. Saturday after- noon. While there Miss Kraemcr at tended i’oll’s Theatre and witnessed Paid in Full. Miss Dorothy Wilcox. of Booth Nor. walk. will leave today for her annual two Week's vacation. She will start for Boston. Moss. and after spending a few days in. that city will make a general tour of the state. llc systematic in your mapper of sav- ing money. That is the advice of the South Norwaik darlings flank. and Hwy lnviio you to own a savings on- couni with them. They will pay yo four per cent. Boo adv. on MIMI page. There will be I meeting of the lie- piihiican Club this ovonlng at the home of Frank Joseph. in Winnipuuk. This is the d-iiuminor meeting and there re mugs“ of oniioclul importance to is discussed. The new club house work is pronouncing. a... “u... There was anenloyablo dance at the Knob on Saturday owning. The even. tag was him and cool and there were many dancers present. Yesterday the Knob was about the coolest place in town and many sought relief from the broiiinx sun at that resort. we”... District Deputy Grand Master Cor- nelius M. Daniels. of Norwalk. will in- stall the silicon: in Our Brothers Lodge this evening at their meeting After the installation exercises there will be refreshments served and all w The Rev B. H. i/ce. rector of St. Marys Church. iimnx‘. New York on Church yestor y. delivorlux an inter outing sermon to a “trained coupon tips. The music. was good, the cit ~ tory sadism bolus West'- The LO . Won Exalted. The same clergyman will model: next scans: is now greatly » Grosser for several months ins Wilma. Dresses, -$2 29 While Lingerie Diesses, neatly ‘lrimmed. on sale, 82.29. Dresses, - $2.98 Fancy Figured Lawn and Ma dras Dresses, low neck and Ihort sleeves, 82.98. ’ Dresses, Smart Gingham Dresses, sizes; good $2.50 values. $1.98 *DreSses,- 44 Sample Dresses in Ginsbalii If and Figuied beams, 84. 98. , " .vth"‘ ‘V Dresses, - $3.. 49 ulnghhm Dresses, neatly mode. 1;, on sale, 33 49 ~, Sample < Drones "$9. 95 Very tine Lingerie Dresses, val ‘ sale, $1.98. use up to 825. on sale, 89. 95. PARASOL 'l‘hke a peak at our Paranoia. There are dd'inty. dressy ones, and theifi sensible, heat Sun Umbrellas. each and every one desirable In quality. V We cannot describe them In detail. however, because the assortment is so large and there are too few of a kind. CHILDREN‘S PARABOLB ....... WOMEN'S PARABOLS .......... The N. E. .. .............. .' ...... 25c to 81.00 ...... ..75cto vane?- 86 Washington St, South Norwaik ._......-... v..- The Hatch 81 Bailey ”0TH NORW MILL TIL. “J. YARD TIL. “~1- ALK. CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery ~ to a Palace SPECIALTIES Window Glass of every description. Sash Weights and Cord. Moulded Wooden Gutters. two silos. .lunwlnll warranted. CHUREH CALEN BARB. ._.... .._. Hm M. a. Church. Tuesday—8 p. in, Richard Tlader. the noted hunter and author, in an ll- lustruted lecture, With Gun and Bible in African Wilds, and David liispham. America's greatest singer, in a pro- ;rani of choice songs. Benefit of PN- iosinni Missions in Africa. Brother Remington's class will meet on Thursday night with the regular prayer service. Thursday-lzili p. in. prayer and praise service. To be led by C. if. Tristrcm. Rev. A. G. Boy-n- it)", of the Westport M. W. Church, will be prcst-nt and take part in tho ucr~ vice. . Fridnywil p. m.. the Ladies' Aid Sow lug Circle has been invited to moot with Mrs. O. N. Mcthbin at her home, Elmwood avenue. A simulal huslnoim moi-tins will he held in connection with lhtl sowing. Dr, A. H. (iootlciiouuh will inorninu and evening, July i7. the people's preach a... ~.....,............. . ,, MINISTIR OVERCOME. While Preaching German to Congress- tion In Wash-bury. WATERBURY. July li~itev. A. Indsou Router. pastor of the second Advent Christian Ohiireh In this city. was overcome by the host during his sermon yesterday morning. fainted. foil to the floor and remained uncon- scious for iii minutes. l’nero was much enticement moon; the marchers of the congregation. lie was "moved to his home where be nearly fainted a see and time. its will recover. PASTOR RETURN! TO GINMANY. csicaoo July tt-u'i‘ho Rev John R. Grosser, Ilttif' of the Keuwood tin. Ion Evangei cal Church. is going back to Oormliny to become the permanent mtor of the American Church In Her- tin. its has tendered his resignation “10th! onions» outrun and win uii Saturday for his new charge. Dr your Occupied the pulpit of tho obu b to which be Is now going. it won’t istways be summer time and no race R. Mutton-M“ contact the torches. “31mm.” is guaranteed. Asphalt Fabric Boon”. .1“. 1 One, two and three-ply Tll' Pam. Sisters’ Paper. Sheathing and Bulldorl' Papa.’ Hair insulating sailboat ‘ Kos'rsANros-QM M Booth Namalk Codeine. “Port Chester to Have Knot Tied. Miss Florence .W. Motley. daughter (of the late Mr. and Mrs'. ll. '1‘. Money." and Andrew Kouteeatos have just on; .. 4‘. prised their many frisndanym ing their marriage The any with] New York. Saturday, and were married They are now being showera‘d congratulaaions Mr. and Mrl. i.ng .« PARIS, July ll.—-Tlio Court “TONI! Count d'Aulby do ustllny. vita Ml been detained by the politic will! A lost on the charge of havin mi)” sealed the origin of paintings “I antiquity of furniture purchased by formerly/.0! Boston. has examined tho An oilinialv 0 pictures It a9. paintings an imitation and to 3» less valuable than the frame In which their were contained PRIAOHID iN DAIKNI.‘ . NEWCASTLE. Pl» July to Rev N. R. Merrill. of the t. Episcopal Church at Mahoaifitt‘o dark last night The lights man. “- ttnyolshsd because oltlio heat. , 0 church was crowded when thrill tor entered the pulpit and mm thmqnanorl of the were young talks. ATTACK 0N CHI-tool“. MAomn July it .~Auti-ciorioli meetings continue to be held ill Ila iii-.id cortisone. Tampons bad do At Barcelona a petition also; 22 .000 women. was hrmptod governor of that city uncouth! sinus policy. At annals. iii 4 , its. a “towns of Catholics ”I asked by the annotations. mam-saw "resound slogan 'ro '- ’» s i . commencing next Honour” our express. unopposed,” will, , dices... ....r. .. : 333413.-. 1' . a. the Church of the Holy. . ' teahtos wit shortly begin booms- " FAKE morons cuts: out.“ , new. ' " . Mill (an lea Paine. of this city. but , I’ulne'ii reaodonco hero pronounced the ‘ gilt—er couple slipped down to Port ohms. today refused ball for the tokIlI of advertised that he would preach in the .5 ‘
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