smiths ml White 3 go 1.50:: E Ki BANKSi Masonite bdrm. has " hours nonwsur. I1. dunno I CALL! gm:- 0 bitmfl‘“ us no ‘ lunch 0m... |ammo“: nutter-'5 Residence to, Editor'- Residence Eureka lodge, Daughters of Rebek- ah. will hold a meeting tomorrow night. Kabaosa Encampment will meet this evening in the rooms of the order in Wall street. M’s—o A. Harris, the Water street iron and paper dealer. shipped a large quantity of iron this Week. Miss Lilly Johnson, of Norwalk, is spending two w’ceks at T. A. Carter's, in Cannon Station. lenses 3 Jennings. of West street. expects to spend a few days at Nari. tucket. near Boston, this week. ' William Kuchler. of New Rochelle, a former Overlook student was in town yesterday spending the day with friends. Mrs. Helen Godfrey and family, oi Canaan Station, have icturned lion: Compo Beach. where they have been spending a week. Mrs. Fiaiik Starr and daughter Miss Florence Staifir and son. Rudolph Starr, of Westport. have been recent guests in the metropolis The Batoba Club which is at camp at the Knob. is enjoying life. immense- ly. IVerything that (Ollid he desired they have and they expect to stay all summer in their pleasant quarters. -~Automoiiiles ioi hire. at Oscar H. Bnnlis' Llicry Stables itirer street. Norwalk -. Captain and Mrs. W. R. Foam. of Cannon Station. are entertaining Mrs. Allen, of New York. at their spacious homo. ‘ Mrs. Addie (l. Mnttis has returned to her home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. after spending the week with Mrs. Anna (llinstcutl. of illeiiwood avenue. South Norwnlk. .—-..... Mr. and Mrs. ltohcrt ilornor. of Main street. are. entertaining Mrs. A. Shaf. for, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Shaffer will probably spend the entire summer with the llornctr faintly liouls Verllu of Elmrrest Terrace. is on a two weeks pleasure and busi- ness trip through the Western states. lie is in attendance at the Elks‘ eon- vention being held in St. Louis Miss Charlotte iiorham daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. (iorhnni. of Elizabeth street. South Norwaik is the guest of her brother and sister in law. Mr and Mitt. limiiird (lorliuin of Bridgeport. At the regular meeting of Stamford Lodge. No. iii. New England Order of Protection. to be held tilts evening. there will be a icpmt from the pirate committee. and arrangements will be made in regard to the picnic to be held at iloton Point, Saturday, .luly 23. it is to be a joint affair of tho Stamford lodge with the Norwntit and George- town lodges. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Willltiins. Jr.. the bride and groom. have returned lrorn their honeymoon trip and their friends are ropcwing congratulations over their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. WiiA items will residi- with the bride ii faith or, William ii. fimith, of West titreot Mr. Williams is connected with the of- tloc of the Union Metallic i‘ariridu company in Bridgeport Tuesday afternoon the horse of the intent A. and i’. Tea Company, in Main cot. ran nwui. Driver issuer Blur f (l was badly injured by a (tit on the hand which he sustained when he lumped 'l‘ho runaway octurrod in Brush street and the dying 'll-n liDl'Iiii a into the wagon or the (i lied (irocory company. which was ntiindinit which started the artwory horse runnins iioth were soon t-aptur ed and the broken harness was the only domain! done to either outilts. A Marlon collision between the boats of Dennis Valentine and ll. it, wn'too piano Tuesday ulsiit off Re Point. The former had a “mom burly abroad and the Intim- was alone when the cm took place both hosts store going fut spoon. but noithor of tbbm Wore outlined to any great thi- t ' t. The women in the Valentine Mf- hci‘enmod and were ver greatly glitfl'tflfl hut Worn soon cat med when they found that no damage had result man the limit up. it who ohiio_ dirk and neither man how the other until too late to avoid the accident i suvfmffismm7 General Centred i7”? Sewer. water work, Whimm iddy Dresses, $1 : visit with Mr. and Mrs.M this city. besieged these days by vocational: stylist. has n hhestorN ionhhtfoomnp ’ about two weeliii’. “M23 Fanhiom iileilii‘m‘f. oi Noiv York, is fillet ofM t. and Mrs. Louis Josc left of North Main street Ja- mm: 1' colored people fr New 1York P N. Y» hall returned home Matter a short .ilips'teln. ofl Ssrnu'e'l Murray. night than in thol lunch wagon effusustus C. Roselle. in Washington sir i has recovered from ties for several nights. George Olfiistoad, of Clenwood live- see Jack Johnson. who recently (to looted Joffrles. Johnson is at llam- mérstein s this week. 2 m The admission to probate of the will of the late Thomas Walsh of Stamford will be admitted to the Stamford probate court on July 213i. There will be a hearing hold an the admission of the will to probate Mr. and Mrs. M Epstein Mrs. Fan tile Jalkoif, of New York, and A. Schwartz, of Flshkllt Landing. N. Y., were visitors at Savin Rock yesteiday, making the trip in Mr. Epstoln's au- tomobile. Lincoln Couhcil, No. 4. Order of United American Mechanics, will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night Miss Eva Thorpe and Miss Gladys Lee of Bridgeport are. visiting Miss Jennie Way. of Taylor avenue. ~lluy Banner homemade bread. linu- ncr liky., Flatiron llldg., 220 hi. Wash- ington St. Mrs. S. D. Lawrence, of iiaviiand stieet, entertained her Sunday school class with a few friends at croquet Wednesday afternoon from it to ii. Two prize games were participated in by the children, the prize wliincia bo- m»...- An attachment for 390 has made by Coleman Cbnmok the Benton street butcher. against the property of Stephen and Susan Belazs. or Lexintz- to mantle The case is returnable to the Norwalk Town Court on Monday. 2 August let. M i The international Dietiglng (‘-oin Dany's dredge Empire is expected in Rownyton harbor in about a week. to do some dredging on it suternnu-ut contract. Yesterday the dredge was toived from Rye Reach out into the Sound by the tug Addie V., and turn- ed over to a Red Star Towing (Tom. party tug, which took it to New York. The dredge‘s visit to New York is in connection with having a new pump installed. vAfter a heavy meal, take a couple of Dean's Regulets and give your stomach. liver and bowels the help they will need, Regulcts bring easy. i regular passages of the bowels -..._ “mam .W... ... A Racing Bulletin WarrensDeiroit‘BO” July 5. 1910 Banner day for Warren Detroit. Wins three firsts every event ontemd at Wildwood. N. .i. noes. Defeats liuiek Mittncli. Overland. Parry. Hupniobiie in class events. Wins from nln‘ety horsepower sins piox. two lioupts. Rockwell's Pal- mer-Bing". Stoddarti-iliu-ton, Chat. more forty, Buick seventeen and American. liatiiilcap limited on records made in earlier merits. i‘nr silo wins first and second in strip- ped chassis ovonis. Trill't'ili one. mile straightaway course in titty. eight and four-fifths seconds. tier- ger. Fritz and Strunnhnn driving. Call at 42 North Main 8t. and look them over W. A. HANFORD ,_ ”my—”w...” M... ,.. 2.... MR. HARRY PEPPER. of Hartford. Conn» Writes the Following Strong Testimonial: it is with great pleasure that l intro this opportunity to thank you tor the grout benefit 1 have renewed from the use of your admirabio'rcmcdy, "llr. Dick's Medicine” it in the only aura euro i could limit for my ailment. via. Malaria. Yours frilly. HARRY i'l'li‘l'ltlii. . A..." .2»... GRAY lies. Manufacturers of tin- 3 2 Mineral Waters IOTAILiOHID ma M Vloh Bolt r, Carbonic. l peril mmmr lie and ARTtfilAfloal LL WAT" U010 The Parent P 0 flex ”Wei SO . work and rock emotion. stow cheerfully given on all minimal mm mot i ratio-3 «Woollen: QANAAfigiiDflff. , ._ ,2, in“ holler stigma! “mm M”. in. who. on an illness which kept him from his du- ' lng Alvira i’aganetti and Erallita 'l‘iifi. . boon . 3? ad depots tioiiot cities- are 7' ‘ seeking information to many plum. . ill". Frederick M Mill”. of union. 7 s to have a picnic it Retort Point this afternoon. 2 NA. Schwartz, of Fishkili Landing. nus. has gone to New York today to 12-18 M Mill! Street. ’ .1 w m .-MW-.~«...~-' Roton Po at Hotel Shore Bloods 2 Special .. Dancing, Boating, mos GLAII concurs, Airframe 0 AND Minions. on we midi” Especial Attention Given to Automobile Portico silicone one; .. amen Tel. 500. M..- .» n AUTO if i L at iron as: chime irons: sunrise your stochastic Everything in the Port Chester a warm weather? nooeaIlty is h proctlcgi its l shear. ice (“0ch More are v alike in on it? to bill .;is a vast “dishes in their rem“ best you can buy and they 17 uses out t . All mini ‘ ‘ to But i n“carry the militia?” iiiiich' too In their closest dbmpetitor Therefore these or the kind to buy. We have a full line flout § $3. 30 up to $25 for Porch, Lawn or Bungalow. F it IS J. Coll 7i ' Qur line of OUTDOOR FURNITURE for thisc hot days is complete sCo Funeral Directors and iiiiibiilniers. .s Optician 1 Eyes Examined u WALL eraser. . prions m. . i ..... .4....._.~.._.. South Notwalk. Court. 0. E. Jackson ptieal Line. Free , , ,nonwaut. .-. .. t DON'T mes/rs: canon cum ro PREPARE FOR BUSINESS At MERRILL COLLEGE COMPETENT BOOKKIIPEHS STENOGRAPHERI OFFICE ASSISTANT! Are t‘Wanted Stamtord ‘ Wu»... 'J . on... ,. . . Vii , .‘ u; , .5... ..,.: y- ~..\ . . t ' , i . Winfield scottm of Norwalk was in ' Ridsetiold, last week ~ Mrs Nellie“ Smith. of Bothel. is visit. inc friends in The Norwal ks W Walter W. West. of Norwalk was ii“ New York city on business yestorv or. Paul Presseur. of Cliff street. spout yesterday in New York city on bus! nous. The adjourned meeting of the Conn July 29th. 2 The barge lied Star is discharging a f: (inns 00. coal yard. Miss Holes Hubboli. of Norwalk it a guest of her cousin. Miss Eleanor Co toy, in Cannon station. W man Avison. in upper Main street. The Misses Estelle and Florence De iWitt of Wilton spent yesterday “after rit‘oon in South Norwalk and visited the nob Norwhllt. . Rock. He went with the Sunday school excursion from the Norwaik Congrega- tional Church. , Dwinx to the low level of the Con- necticut river the steamers Hartford and .‘iitddletown are obliged to more , shallow places are located; ' faithfully to his duties in F. S Lyon a printing oilice in North Main street. He is feeling much better today. manufactory of J & .i. Cash stepped on a nail at the plant. yesterday after noon. and received a bad wound on , «Dr. . the great too of his right foot. l.. M. Allen was called to attend him. South Norwaik The momma Savings Bank has the .. following unclaimed deposits; charies W‘WWW ll‘. Robinson, 89.17; Minnie A. Morton. m—QNWH v" a. -.. may not make the man but they show his taste for Style and Finish. Show your good taste by buying a pair of WALK— OVSRE $3.50 at 24.50 . is FLYNN 8. RYAN .0 WASHINGTON ITRIIT. Your first thought is your roof. l'robsiily you Asbestos Century Shingles THE ROOF THAT OUTLinES THE BUiLDlNG «millennium. 1’ lihve had more than one hitter experienio with a root that timelopod an iinortpoemi look. You limo boon fortotl to pay out good money for constant repairs. pointina and incidental danioxes Nothing pleases you better than to know that your roofi storm proof lire proof time proof. Asbestos Cen- tury tihipxles are all reinforced with asbelios fibers, compacted by Charles H. AlSiilO rpe. CARPENTRV, IUlLDlNG AND CONTEAOTING. lately indestructiiilo. Made of hydraulic cement tremendous pressure. I SIAVIIW AVENUE IOUTH NORWALK Century Compound Stops beaks on Tin or Shingle Roots not the preparation called "Neveri hit" is not suitable for stopping hail leaks or for use on old or poor me its "Century Compound." The nhme testimony won nron u or oath in; in the Stamford Court, April it. i 10 and not as lasting or durable at the injunction hoar- We offer the Century Compounds lit 60o Pill GALLON and who onto. all roads; work for three years. The Century Rootingdiiiilanufscturing Co IS WASHINGTON} OTHIIT. i Now Open Under 8 rue Management Corn on Cob Now Serv i with Shore Pincers Bathing and mm Attractions M01" . 4%qu i- 75 it count I‘lh. 7 83. 74; Henry Wilbur Raymond, 85. 90; Eva M. Godfrey. $2 69; Frank M. lions ton. Hit 21; Laura A. Harris, 35. to; to- in! $75.“. There is a prospect of a large crop of wild berries in this part of the coun try. Both red and black raspberries are numerous and blackberries prom too to he a large crop. of hiniilohor- rice and blueberries there is said to be a larger crop than usual a The Nomad: Water Commissioners have completed the laying of a It» inch water main in Sprinswod avenue, which now ghee the residents in that vicinity fire protection. it is hoped that the commissioners will see fit to con- ' .. 'illllli‘ the main along Morgan avenue. Mrs. "NO-ll Ball. of Westport are our, has muted her home to New York parties for the summer months. during which time Mrs. Ball will visit in Ansonia. Before his summer is quite over, she will return and take her two dnimhtors up the Hudson on a pleasure trip. Alfred liodshon. a former Lowe street resident now of Danbury. was in town yesterday greeting his many friends. lie clinic to South Moi-walk in the automobile of a friend and there were three others beside hini~ self in the large machine. They return~ ed to Danbury last. eveninu. The annual summer outing of the Connecticut Editorial association will be held Monday. July 25. at Woodbiiry and Luke Quassapaug. Spool-i throth electric cars will leave New Haven station at to a. m. and no direct to Woodbury via Cheshire and Water- hnry. Dinner will he served at the Cnrilss house in Woodbury. The ladies are invited. in. 1'. F. (tluno. M. ii. Dowd. John iienry. William Howard and i'. J. Kearney were the members of the com mittee apptnnied at Tuesday evening'- meeting of the Catholic Union Codnoii, Knixhts of Columbus. to confer with the inner Catholic machinations in the town to use what can be done in the way of a welcoming motion for the newly appointed permanent rector of St. Mary's Church. Father Thomas J. Finn, & iinltcd flutes Marshal lildson 8. Bishop. of Hartford. is in town again on the nine errand u that which brought hint here last week. lie in continuing the work. of inciting do mend upon the individual defendants in the can of i) 13.1.00“! 1 Co. in Martin iawlor and other: for the pay- ment of the titanium of ”30.000 ro- oontiy awarded the piaintiil' in the “tilted tit-toil district court ”Dhnhury own. Tho Not-walk (manometer! Auto Cameo (lemma; has Md It now on nioni entrance add to their place of if strum from the West svoiiuo «trio. . or also had in one innit pinned to commission proctor-day John distiller is doing the work This [Mill is to Milt! the place oi the one that on down. but which looked it am hurled five feet underground. thus preventing i, any mastoid captivates. The *1an in the roar of the bottom. but iii: pump for the “you" is directly in host. Herold Rooter. son of William J Room. of Wilson. is a pattern It the mohair smut. suffering with m~ ‘ Me. a disease which it» left that («is ,mtiiv in a partially mined out» 7 his Chum meaty. iii consent advice of 11. W. he". of ”tool Him try Club win he held Friday evening. . load of anthracite coal at the Home Water mains and server pipes are being laid into the residence of Select ; very slowly along the river where the : Martin hoe of Union street, was on ; the sick list. Tuesday. but he attended . Henry irelund. employed at the - Hill“ LIFE IS don. nomsmnwuasmut 7. a wool: are. had on the ' Special, Loiiv Neck t and Short Sleeve Walsh, $1.19 Lawn i ,., l.‘ Mintz’s ““3“ its all colors, Herman Bruhdsso of Cross street. ‘2 ‘ spent yesterday at Savin Take a peek at our Parasois. The CHILDREN'S PARABOLS WOMEN'S PAnAsOLs . a ........ The N. E. MILL TEL. “-1. Window aim of every description. i ~mt: Weights and Cord. Moulded Wooden (lumen, m Illll 'Undoln” Asphalt um 300m mm. WORTH OIEITEI Sill TIMI 8300 m BliiihiEi’URT. .luly i-i.».—'l‘lie theory that a human life is worth more than ”on is borne out by the finding of the supreme murt in the case of Charles ll. Mctiaim. administrator. sustain Po- :or McGuire, of (lrconwlch. Molt-tin shod for cation for the death of his son who was killed in an automobile In cidout in (lroonwich. The boy was .iriving a wagon and went to one side or the road to lot the auto pass. it was chimed that the machine swerved close to the wagon and struck the bar When the one was tried in this city before June Corinna W. Wheeler the Jury awarded the administrator damna- or ”do. Judge Wheeler told lht‘ it"); to retirii and consider the evidence again. The court declared that if the jury found for Helicon it ought to one word him more than liliti) because Ii hit on life is worth more than that. 'l' o jury returned with the sums verdict, however and the court out it slide. com A Hurley Win. (‘my a Hurley, the local oontrho tors. are winners in a suit. min» the ills: Fax-lime tires. Manchurian” (20., which was sppohiod to the supreme medication WK of the out pronto court decided that titers was no error in the finding at the moon tor court, which [liltili‘iluil i nnoy A llur toy comma for building motorists furnished. tootsie Lower Conn. in the unit of Mill: Wmhow, of suintord against A Elwood A lions of this city, the court declined to is. sinners in bohsli of either army The plaintiff appealed but the lower court sustained The notion WM for the appointment of ii receiver and so he counting. HOTIL AgiVAthh , held. in sensational with ”or. M1 New York specialist, who ism ‘ seminar residents! would.» removed to the mom Misti“ There lines been little. if whom is the conditioner oftho WW mm m on: ' dildos sibiifl' ‘ it! Jim um film it hook, short sleeves, " neatly iii " with embroidery . tunic skirt; i 2 98 w sensible neat Sun Umbrellas. each and ovary one desirable in quality. '4 ' . We cannot describe them in detail, houcvor, because the ”Botticelli: “ is so large rind theie are too few of a kind. 86 Washington St, South Norwaik ' a. 2.... also 8001'" NORWALK, conn. 1:31.; n.3,. hi6 on s, re are dainty. dressy ones and the" .2 ..... , ............... 25 c is $1.05,; .....751: to 07m. Ryan Co. un.c..oc..o.o...-o use TIL. «,4. , “ Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace ‘ SPECIALTIES u One, two and three-ply To: Pom. Sisten' Paper. Sheathing and Bulldoi‘o' Pow. Hair insulating and Durant“ PW REPAIRING connscricui' AVI- ’ nus. E. N. aipporiy'c field Rotter Eng-led; Motorist ll Delayed. When the road roller ensued; in the “writ of repairing Connecticut ow nuc broke down. it was thought to . an maple reason why the work could . not he continued The large film" ion iiuffnio hills that belongs to tho town seems to be sadly old and M out. This time a new crown IM must be procured and it was hilt 8 short time ago that new tubing VIE“ put in the rollei list it is not the road roller tint fl how delaying the continuing of above mentioned work. The to“ _ tiiiod iii. N. Sippsrlyo of W which in is twelve tun wealth». for so roller me it is may to the completion of the repair Win now there hi I delay to ob torini. Tho Rochimd Trap unity, from whim them or was ordered, replicate til i sent them. that the material . snot long ago its appearance is m ed deity. having been in the war. but it that not comet to sing, and there are some doubts whoilwr or not it will come this Ointment and (limitation the W torn Hill are doing the work for Its ethic and town on this Mimi!” why. but a line um twins to g teller to Mite the piece of the oroite down. They ioumoysd to W lord and all the surrounding town. he turn they could locate one that W do. nine tron assume “this it vomsvosv. it is expected diet the plum M iii masseuse new not. .. .‘ . which is to in out no in Challis! be ready within two works. so . directors could advertise or that for bids on the construction - «so-wilt be in the chromium». ti! hghsitofoi'tho At. the Itort there Vii dam for film mniii‘gg E7 0". was"... ism fifihvswgv‘wiiid
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