s. K.
‘r's‘ it
lty tdltor'i Residence
WW
‘ ‘ ad about the Mints sale of bonds
drones; See adv.
Howard Benedict. of ldlm street. has
returned from a week‘ 8 visit to Ocean
Grove
Stephen H Holmes led the prayer
meeting of the Norwaik Methodist
church held last evening.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank J“. Clark. of
Granbury, are entertaining Miss Nellie
Roberta. of Johnstown, N Y.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton. Mrs.
Charles Horn and little son. Arthur.
spent yesterday in Norwalk.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Skelly. of
Main street, is entertaining his sis-
ter. Miss Loretta Skelly, of Brooklyn,
for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Bradley. of the
Bradley Farm in Ridge avenue, enter-
tained over Wednesday, Mrs. William
WardWeli, of Blivermlno
.Miss Mabel Phillips, of Brooklyn, to
being entertained for a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard V
Worden in Harriet street.
_ George F. Butterworth and family
have gone to the Adirondacks where
they will spend the summer months.
They left Norwalk on Wednesday.
Albert Davis, who has been spend-
ing a tow days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Foran. in Livingston street.
has returned to his home in Boston.
~Automobiles for hire. at Oscar H
Banks' Livery Stables, River street,
Nurwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kellogg, with
their son, Bradley Kellogg. of Brook
lyn. spoilt Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward L. Bradley, of Ridge
avenue
The prayer meeting in the South
Norwulk Methodist church last oven-
ing was led by the pastor of the West
port Methodist church. Rev. Arthur
G. Boynton.
Among the Norwalk people who are
spending the summer in the Adiron-
dack mountains are Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Hoyt, who left for the mountains
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l«‘rnnk l’. Kellogg. of
New York, have been recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kellogg. in Broad
River. The latter are the parents of
Mr. Frank Kellogg.
Mrs. M. ii. Mitchell and daughter.
Miss Helena. A. Mitchell. of West
street, left yesterday for Northamp-
ton, Massachusetts. where they will
remain about a month.
When the will of Mrs. Eliza Boers,
deceased, was proboteti. it was broug i.
out that for over forty years she
so active member of St. Paul's church.
which she bequeathed 32,800.
John A. Montgomery, proprietor of
the Norwalk lunch wagon went to New
Haven yesterday in his automobile on
business He left Norwnlk in the mora-
lng nod returned in the evening.
Mrs. A. E. 'l‘urnoy and Mrs. J. P.
Fitch of Weston, came to Norwnlk to
day and joined the Women's Relief
corps of Buckingham Post. 0. A. it.
on its annual picnic to home Point.
wSidewalks repaired. low prices.
Raymond ilros.
Mrs. Sarah Plrrie-Brown. of Ward
street, is entertaining her daughter.
Mrs. George Schroeder, of Dayton.
Ohio, for several weeks. With Mrs.
Schroeder ls’her daughter, Miss Clara
Schroeder;
The warm days create a demand for
sheer comfortable sacques to be Worn
at home. The N. to. Ryan 00. carry
garments of this character that are
positively charming as well as cool
and dainty. it is to your interest to
look ct the line while the assortment
is large.
Andrew Roberts. forty-all years old.
tell downstairs at his home in New
Milford Wednesday and died a few
hours later from a broken neck. A
boarder in the house, who heard Rob-
erts fall. proffered assistance. but the
latter said he would be all right short-
ly add itpdld go up to his apdflmsn.
Later its was found sitting at the f t
of the stairs dead. He testes I wife
and two children. -
Mrs. M. .1. fitness. of Livingston
street, gave a party at her home to a
number of neighbors and fried
honor of Mr. and Mid. Albert m;
wboA hays linen“i visiting them throat
lie ay afternoon T ere
3:.qu about fifteen people presyrtsod
all enjoyed themselves mo‘st sum.
fully at this alteration party. Cards
and other games Were played and re-
freshments were Served
W
witohlng. torturing iskin eruptions.
disfigure. annoy. drive one wild.
nuns relief
cents st any
Dean's Olhtflmrl brill
and listing.“ cures. Diff.
till-MM W
. ginger
a5 ole. pastor of t‘
rob. ,is an out-ob to
postponed installation of the
diners
fl Ssntord and Miss lottib‘
outh Norwslk, have return-
i; their omen after: a ten days’
< tub Mir 11.1). Ferry, to billb-
lid. llburl'.
aisle Tiern'sn. of New flav-
I‘h fir entertained byl W
t the home or the oer in
.Bul‘l‘lil livenne Mills Thai?“ will! .
Vo .
malts delta 9 visit with Miss tA.
Miss ‘iiinid show. of W street is
entertaining: her could igloo Marsh.
New York. for a to yo. as
f
. if!“ is the daughter of fill! lite Ill .
arch, who. lost his life out the bite
’ :bbfm p'et dog. which deve dpéd h'y‘di'o
Jim, 8 Dowd,.of Hull. Mass. 9 for-
mer. 0 walk resident, w 0 now
lives wt his son, Augustus wd ill
liidlldliltil
Norwaik. Mr. Dowd has reached the
age of as years and is apparently as '
wall as over.
Harry Lane continues to improve at
his home in crescent Terrace after his
attack bf typhoid fever. His many
menu: are glad to hear the good newts
Mr. use is not yet able to sit up. I
but i is the. t that be will be is
mad tied to at ow it in a few days.
Charles li.‘ Bradley. the Chestnut
street. yeah man, who has been con-
fined to his one for the past several
months with inflammatory rheuma
tlsm and who, when nearly well can-
treated a bad cold. is now in a grat-
:fyiog condition which will enable him '
o be about again.
”3019991 a bread. wheat. rye and
oatmeal; b scuit and cake. Banner
Bakery.
Word Was receIVed from the State
Hospital for the insane. situated in
Mldletown, Conn, by the selectmen
of Norwalk, says that the condition
of John Collipa. who formerly conduc-
d a restaurant in Main street was
tlcal. The selectmen notified the
man‘s relatives about the ease.
Robert M31399 and Eibirt Wood-
ward, the former of i-‘alrileld avenue.
and the latter from Rowayton. attend
ed the smoker of the Beta Theta Pl
fraternity of Columbia University. held
Wednesday evening in New York city
They stayed in New York over night.
returning to their homes yesterday
Aomlng. They report an excellent
t me
Miss Helen Findley. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Findley, former-
lyy of Falrdeld avenue. now of New
ork city. is spending a few days with
Miss Amelia Becker, of Fairileld sve-
one. While at the Knob yesterday
afternoon lilies Finlley lost her beuu-
tiful ring containing several expensive
stones, underneath the planks in the
bridge. After considerable trouble
Janitor Jerry Havens succeeded in ex-
tricating the ring and Miss Findley
was ovcrioyod to recover it. it is con-
sidered extremely fortunate that the
ring was found as many a fine piece
0! iswolry has been lost beneath this
same walk There is a mass of stones
in the place and it the lost article falls
among them itii' doubtful ixitls ever
brought baclr to ltbe light of day.
Racing Bulletin
Warren-Detroit“30”‘
July 5. 1910
Banner day for Warren- Detroit.
Wins three firsts. orery event
entered at Wildwood NJ
Defeats Buick Mitchell, Overland.
Parry. Hupllwllile in class events
Wins from ninety hoxpower Bim-
plex. two lion kwell' Pal
mar-Sinker. 8t rd fla’yton. Chal-
mers forty, Buick seventeen and
American. Rendition figured on
records made in earlier events Car
alpo Wins first and second in strip-
ped chassis events. Travels one
mile straightaway course in fifty-
slght and Maritime seconds. Ber-
ger. Wits and Stranahan driving.
Call at 42 North Main St. and look
them over
w. A. narrow
ti Centrsdor I
Ml. HARRY PIPPIR. of Hartford.
hello. mm the Following strong
n, Testimonial:
it is with great pleasure that i take
this 0 bortunlty to thank you for the
mat “it i have received from the
use 9 our admirable remedy. "Dr.
mfgsdlolne." it is the only sure
it old find for my ailment. via.
mus.
Yours truly.
’ HARRY PEPPER.
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. ( Mtsotmerm elim-
‘ proved
. S O D A and
Mineral Waters
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a mirth trier necessity in a
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l. .u a vast dl finds“ twinelrtpre
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our line of OUTOOOR l'UliNiflle for these hot ‘dsyrls complete
for Porch. Lawn or Bungalow
few days with means in . '
’ as watt. eras”.
IOJKIIPIRG
:Icho.“ APHIRI
assume“
" Port Chester
practicalo Refrigerate
. . '10 lid on. . q .
‘ 5 to” W (00%;? We carry the
'70- B. 9991:9911
” ' Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
‘ Elites Examined Free
Patina!!!
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Stamforid “South Norwailt
ll Refrigera-
But there
lunch ice as
buy. we AA
to $25
‘i
Asbestos Century Shingles
TH! ROOF THAT OUTLWES TH! BUILDING
Your first thought is your roof
Probably you have had more thaii
one bitter experience with a roof that developed an utmapocted leak.
You have been forced to pay out
painting and lucid ta) damages.
know that. your in Marni-Drool.
good money for constant repairi.
Nothing pleases you better than to
fire ~.proof lime-proof. Asbestos Gen-
lury Shingles are absoiufiw indestructible. Made of hydraulic cement.
reinforced with asbestos libel-a compacted by tremendous pressure.
4 Charles H Nliillorpe.
o "Al/law avcnoa
doom noewAth
' CARPINTRY. IUlLDlNO AND GONTRAACTINO.
also
had leaks or tor use on old or poor
as“century Compound.
Now Open Under
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shinglé Roofs
But the prepardtion called "Neverioah" is no; suitable for stopping
The above testimony was liven under oath at the injunction he‘r-
in: In the Stamford Court. April 11. 1010.
We ole:- tbe century Compound at See "It GALLON and guar-
antee all rooting work tor titres years.
The Century Rooting RManuladturing 00.
II WASHINGTON OTRIIT.
roofs and not as lasting or durable
Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating.
Coot . Cob New Servied with Shore plotters
mos cuss esteem anasno on sun avaamo. on was slam
n. 366 .
Miss Grace q ofWilton, in in
Norwalk today 33979... friends
Miss iiimma I). Schmidt is quite ill
at her holes in North Main street.
.1. F. Buck. of it. G. Don & Com-
pany. of Bridgeport. was a visitor in
lovln yesterday on business.
The show. Ranch 101. is in Danbury
today. Among the locsl people attend-
hag the performsnce is Thomas J. Mur-
ii 1!-
Miss Moire Schaub. of Railroad ave-
nue. is s bill a few days with her
friend. said lien Lather. 0; Poplar
street it
5..me flamllton is substitut-
gig." cashier at A Dicker-man a Son.
in Miss Raymond ls coloring her-W
mom vacation.
to T. emu. of Brooklyn. a for-
mer utilise-m resident at Nbrwsln.
is a guest of his nigger. Mrs. William.
m. Montgomery. of idea place.“
bet it. Raymond
Amado liliil lulled-
ln: her vacation in 8wildnesschusottn. is
romemberln her his a with souve-
nir poet on s. lilo to to that site is
having a
one
“1375,!“ AgarAre redeem are satieta
he“ chiefs
Attention Given to Automobile Parties
“3038 31108.. Managers
~.‘rotut. of Newilaven.ls i
guest of h I cousin. Ward Van Alstyne.
of myvlaw avenue.
Robert orehouso. of Wilton. has
been 9 rec tit guest at the home of
his aunt in France street.
Charles Lee, of Merwin strut. who
is camping at Calf Pasture. spent l
evening in Wilton. with friend! A d
relaiiv s.
Mrs. David Show, of clay street. has
been entertalnlnt her sister.
Maine. the latter starting for
last evening. _
John it Paddock, 0! Norwalk. repre
sealed? 0. Mullsbul'y lodge. New
lowland order at iA’roteAclio “at” tote
me n o lge n g per .
mimicry «solo '
Charles I)" has lions back into that)
machine shop of the Nichol's Mandibu-
hiring Company" in blast Norwslk.
fllndl lsay two Mr.
mwoblle tor f’b’l'lt
more: Auto Gordie pony.
u“Horny Holienback. of art
spent last evenina with 1!in
his peers» at her home
more
port.
Iginor-
city.
of m
fil‘tl‘ahlh‘iltlii
5.5.9.9 ...
Illlilaoiii'
Quint-ll“, lie
children’s“ aloll. ill ‘ ‘
colors; our regular
50 Paranoia. On sale
tomorrow. 390. *
1 good 83.00 value. On sale
8 Tomorrow $1
i
u
is
fto 329.00.
Lingerie Dresses, - 31. 89
White Lingerie Dresses, low neck. short sleeves; n ‘“
new Dressesj‘S'l 98-39. 95 ~
:IWe place on sale 20 fine Lingerie Dresses. values up
Your choice of this lot.
$7. 98- 89. 95
Manuiacturera’ Samples and Overstoclts Bought at
on Sale Tomorrow at this busy Store
Lawn Dresses. - 32. r.-
Figured Lawu Dresses. all colors. low square n
.nnAd short sleeves. neatly trimmed:
Bil e
39
Tom?"0W $2.98
‘ses at - - -,j3i
Gingham and Cherubray in low and high heels-lo
and short sleeves;
Tomorrow $1 98
colors: regularly 2
on sale tomorrow. 1
yard.
Great Reductions.
tunic skirt. 0 V
l
32. 509ml 83. 00 values on
Neat Lingerie Dresses for women;
value. On sale
Tomorrow $8.98. .
$5” Women s Dresses, 38. 98
a hood 85-00.
$5 Chllfll‘go's Dresses, 5”
Very fine Children's White Dresses, all
med. very good quality embroidery and
regular 85 dress. On sale
Tomorrow $3. 98
boon:
You Can’t Help Buying at These Prices
50c Belts. 29c
100. line Silk Elastic Belts on
sale. all colors. 29c.
Si Gowns. 89c
[low neck and short sleeves.
neatly trimmed, cut extra lull,
89c.
Linens Costs. 31.98
Again this Saturday. long Linene
Coatd for street or automobile
* Wolf. on sale, 31.98. .-
waists, 51.19
till, low neck and short
’siat. on sale, 31.19.
1' Very s
sleeve
The report of the clembake commit
tee will be heard.
Court Narrok will elect odioers this
evening in their Water street quarters.
John T. Hayes. of Belden avenue. is
spending the day in New York City
on business.
Miss Jessie Benedict. of Norwalk.
teacher in the Lincoln school. has
gone to Norihvlllo. N. Y.. which is in
the Adirondacks, to spend her vaca-
lion.
Miss Florence Meeker has rerouted
her duties in the Norwslk Tea Store.
after her recent illness. during llvhioh
time her place was ably filled by Miss
Katherine Beers.
Mayor Mouton M. mundane. return.
ed Wednesday evening from a busi-
ness and pleasure trip to Boston and
Springfield. and then went to New
York on business yesterday.
Miss Alice leilock tacit two of her
Sunday school class to Ocean Grove
at the beginning of the Week and they
have just returned. The two boys were
Masters Kingslnnd and Benedict. They
report having had an excellent time.
and lthey stopped at the United Blazes
huts .
Deputy Gr tAfischetn Bows and his
stafl of ollltis inflate; the fol
lowing men: r B. alltin, ward N.
Godfrey. and George w Spleen went
to New Canaan and installed the all
core of Potlill tribe oi that place Wed-
nesday evening. They report a line
time.
lined H Flynn having bought the in
tenant and good will of John T. Ryan.
of the firm of Flynn and Ryan he will
hold a great Dissolution Bale. notice
at which appears in these columns. it
is an excellent opportunity to pur-
chase your. an ply of filth trade foot»
WA?" at we y reduced prices. See
v.
Tile bred‘oh of contract case that has
been tried for the last two days in the ‘
Nomllt town court before Judge John
R. Booth of Danbury. when: the au-
96er court” correlated as a commit»
tee to try' the ease and make a report
to them. is being heard in Standard
otodsy.
tips of the dump carts employed in
shredding Wall street from the rocks
and gravel flint is torn up by Gen»
tractor Arthur. who is taking the he
steps rsrlmls to the paying.
manic s Meeker came to
grief "whom; cm the work The left
rear s set broil e and this driver was
forced to no the barn it three
wheels so gthe hub of the north.
The arrival of M0540“ ll‘ Plant on
933 "‘8... ..
A II?” indtI-l
his steam mitt islands the mud
largest private yacht atlost. early on
Pure Silk Rose. 459
Guaranteed All Silk Hose black
only. on sale. 450 null.
31. 25 and $139
Parasols. 999
its new Sample Parallels worth
31 .26 and 31.;39 your choice, 99c.
Sample Parasols
8.2 869
Silk Paranoia. worth up to 35;
your choice oi this lot, 82. till
SS Hats. $1.98
Your pick of our 35 Trimmed
lists. tomorrow 31.98.
79o Skirts 49c
$1 Middy Blessed
89c
Middy Blouses. in colors. on said
tomorrow 89c. instead of ‘1'”35
$3 Linen-Sets]
52.19
Table Cloth and Napkins. 9
regular 33. 00 Sets on sale
morrow 32. i9 Set.
White and Tan Was
sale tile. _
39c Halt Rolls.
200 new Hair Rolls, not out
all shades: regular 39:: rolls,
sale. 25o
AIlSklrta,
you will most appreciate it.
mm 41" b l.
mu rat, see
mgmflsmnm
d W . in tires
_ ,i, i. film
“7&th
Tuesday morning at Eastern Point was.
signalled try the firing or a salute and’
an ovation by the other yachts and
craft in the harbor. Mr. Plant tort
Southampton on done all and Room a;
line tri and weather all ville 1'1
egg.“ {in imis islMl
Dressing Sacques ‘
and Kimonos ”
The matter of coal. dimple HouseSa
forum these warm days. so we are ,
the prices of our Anegiige garments. just at the time M ‘
Every women who considers “quality" will immediately rocoge’
also the dainty charm. nest patterns. fine materials. “new :
fullness. and excellent worlnnanship of these garments. and
will make her selections right now, before sixes are broken. .'
Any of the n’st'ACQUEs are now ......... . . ..
3c SAC white or colored. now .......... 59:
if .s5 and 1.50 SAC DES. now. ............... 93:
Se. 25 and 9.00 SAC UES. now .............. $1.69
Batch 81
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iron 9 Pierce to 8 Palace
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