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~Editor's Saloon“.
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‘ 9. Robinson, of New York. spent
yesterday in Norivslk on business.
- The block in Railroad avenue. owned
by Jeremiah Donovan, is being repaint-
» ed.
Charles Hennessy, of Spring Hill.
spent Monday with friends in Dan-
bury.
‘A mid-season sale of hammocks is
now in progress at Tristram a Hyatt's.
isle adv.
er3. Frederick W. Andrews. of
thtport avenue, is recovering from a
slum illness.
lThe Misses Donneiiy. of Norwaik.
are entertaining-Miss Mary MoCue, of
Keene, New. Hampshire.
My:
Dancing slippers with one. two and
three straps at 81 and 82. See adv. of
max Levy.
Mr. and Mrs. lieGrand Raymond, of
Morgan avenue. left yesterday morning
for Narragansett Pier. where they will
spend a week.
v—Conl, Wood Coke. Raymond Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rntchford, of
Main street are entertaining Miss
Margaret McLaughlin of Philadelphia,
for a few days.
Clyde B. Woodward. of Brooklyn, is
enjoying his vacation with his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vredenburgh,
of South Main street.
Warren Scolioid. of this city. return-
ed last evening after a very pleasant
cruise to New London and other places
with New York friends.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Bayles ens
joyed a sail to Huntington on Sunday.
The captain reports a very.’ilne time
on docs Mrs. Bayles mo.
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Nerf Wednesday night the Johnson
Jeffrles light pictures will be shown at
Music Hall. fluil partltuiais will be
found in the adv. in this issi'i’e.
George. L. Lockwood and George H.
Allen. of Norwalk. made an automobile
trip to New York yesterday morning
and spent the day in the city.
’«Automobiles for hire. at Oscar ii.
Banks' LiVury Stables, River street,
Norwalk.
W. E. Musterson. of Newtown ave-
nue. who until very recently conducted
the Royal squah farm, has gone to
Gorham. Maine, for :1 much needed
rest.
The automobile of F. ii. Butter-
worth was recently overhauled by the
chauffeur, John A. Mills, who took it
out for the test run yesterday. The
body of the machine will receive r
fresh coat of paint.
Thomas [motherland dog warden of
Nlli‘Wlilil found a fine bred greyhound
Monday afternoon. As the dog did hill
bear a license number. its identifica-
tion was impossible, and if it ill not
claimed in a few days it will be shot.
”Lawn Social. Thursday. July 21
from 8 to it) p. m.. on lawn of St. Pot-
or‘a German Lutheran Church. Come
one. come all! .
John Schaefur, of the Rocks road.
the well known’ cigar maker. gave a
clam bake in his woods Sunday. Tho
affair was night: movable to all who ‘
attendcd The menu was especially
prepared and everything that could be
desired by a king was at band.
Samuel Craig. chief cleric at the
South Norwalk freight depot and Mill
Mui- sret Me. of Union street. will be
iii slim at ill
a bride. The marriage was to have
AeAn performed vorsi weeks a
was post pan on account of
illunss of the bride. who has ritually W
recovered from .tynhoid two
A new business has started in Blast
Moment. in that line of on otectrl
centrist,“ iii-iii and general rep
in that i no and others. The now
am is in sham of Frank J. motto
of. Charles amt. Mr. Fisheriy il a
[rodents of international Cdrill
owns r u...
e r s s so less
in the Frank Am Electrical gumm-
Employ. one at the largest firms
do as business in New York city. no
comes from this place highly rennin
mended as a competent workman. sir. *
i‘iaherty hams lam host oi friends. ..
who with him slices» in his new vsu- :
til“.
’ “mt; Will rd”.
’ “ no 110““le
. future.
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moi! LG.
‘ Enroll Ward of Dsnbury. visited
an Amino. énutrition i" with: of new...
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Mrs. Alden. could. of hasten. “w’
turnodiaufidpy yfrom a visit to Block
lituclt and its-walk. Her alone is with
our for is .short visit.
Mill Attila Films and Mill“ most
and Anna McMahon. of shampoo:
who are visiting Miss Pierce at her
some as Hsvlland street, spent Sun-
day ll Dnnburyi
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'nho' tou‘rth annual ball of Stamford
Most lie; 1. death Norwoik mm and
Hunyliiii United Societies, will be held
in Rock Hall. 115 iiroum avenue Siam-
turd. Saturday. August 6. from 2 with
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Miss Bessie Von 1) its has resigned
at the timer inctory. in
Bridgepor and has returned do her
parents‘ home in South Norwaik.
where she will make her lfome in the
Howard Montgonietry. who has been
solo in: a two weeks' vacation from
his sites in the Norwsik store of Rog-
ers it Stevens. has returnedto the
store. He 1reports an excellent time
{during vacation and says that he is ex- ,
tremely sorry that the time passed so
quickly.
William Richards, of New York a
former Overlook academy student mug
in Norwik yesterday spending lhe day
with friends. Mr. Richards is this clev~
er War and Marathon runner. who on-
hold the sthndhrd of Overlook in many
lineets. His many friends in Norwallt
were glad to see him once again.
Miss Viola Crawford. of Flint.
Michigan. who formerly lived in
France street, is passing the summer
in town. ,At present she is spending
a few days with Miss isabei Gregory.
in West street Miss Crawford has
not been staying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward P. Mlddlehrooks. in
Adams avenue, as was reported.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Doulens and
son Charles. of it Spring street. have
gone to Trumbull. Beach for a stay of
two weeks. Captain of Police William
R. Pennington and family will Join
them at the beach next week. and will
remain a week at the beach. Captain
Pennington is now substituting for
Chief of Police VOilmer who is iait
ing a week it vacation.
Chief Harold 11‘. Clark, of the tire on-
partment. inclines to the Opinion that
the early morning tire Monday at the
abuses at 10 Union street owned by
Mrs. E. A. 'Womward, was caused by
spontaneous combustion from a well
at the rear and was not of incendiary
origin. as believed by seine people. The
chief states that so for as the depart-
ment can ascertain there are no sus-
picious circumstances.
The beautiful launch Theo ill.. built
by Oscar Anderson. which was auclior~
ed off the East Norwalk Yacht Club.
started for her home, Milford. Monday.
Her owner, W. Aschnm, commodore
of the Milford Yacht Club. laior decid~
ed to turn back and take. her up to her
first home the Anderson launch works,
and give her a new dress of fresh
white point. which she is now receiv-
ing, while her oWil'er is living upon her
on the ways. She starts for Milford
today.
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RaciogSul-i-etin
Warren-Detroit‘SO”
July 5, 1910
Banner day for Warren-Detroit.
Wins three firsts. every event
entemd st Wildwood. N. J.. races.
Defeat! diuloit. Mitchell, Overland.
Parry. Hupmobile in class events.
Wine from ninety horsepower Sini-
‘ pleit,'two Houpts. Rockwell's Pol.
mar-Singer, Stoddard-Dayton, Chal-
mers forty..Bpick seventeen and
American. Handicap ilsured on
made in earlier events. Car.
Show All“ and second in strip-
ped chassis events. Travels one
mile straightaway course in fifty.
eitht‘ old four-fifths woottdo. Bor-
ger. Writs and Strsuobsn drivinx.
call at 42 NorllimM'aio at. and look
thlm over
i W. A. HANFORD
"I. HARRY PEPPER. of Hartford,
coon Wri the Following
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is with amt pleasure that I use
floggerwulty to thank you for the
unfit i have received from the
’us at“ your “minute remedy. "or
’I Medicine.” it is the only sure
euro 1 could find for my ailment via.
Malaria.
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Yours truti'.
HARRY ilislll’inft.
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hlrsopsrilis. dinner
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choir oioisst‘bomuetitor Thereforet
have a full line from
Our line of OUTDOOR FURNITURE for these hot days is complete
fur Porch. Lawn or Bungalow.
use are the blind to buy. We
tors are are optimal dug in capacity to! hold food slid But there
is a v till sin sir prolorvi ice undilm e carry the
it» you» air but and they only use‘gm ut two-till lnuhh ice as
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtors and Elohim.
south ‘Nurwsik. Conn.
O. B. J ackson
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Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
so want. «no. rush: sit. uoawasx.
PREPARE FOR Business
will... 31mm coLLBGB
Are Wanted
WKIIPIM
ITCHOOWHIIS
Stamford South Nowell:
OPPIGI ASSISTANT.
Port Chester
Asbestos Century Shingles
THE ROOF THAT OUTLWN THE so LOINQ
Your first thought is your mot Probably you huv had more than
one bitter experience with a roof that developed an unexpected look.
You have been forced to pay out good money for hon-taut re in.
painting and incidental damages. Nothing pleases you better than to
know that your roof is storm-proof lire. proof. time- proof. Asbestos Con-
tury Shingles are absolutely indestructible Made of hydraulic cement.
reinforced with asbestos libero. compacted by trenpndoua pressure.
Charles H Aigthorge I‘SIMIIIW AVINUI
log!” wonwsut
oasesurav, sUILquo AND raacrmo. ‘
Stops books on Tin or Shingle Roots
But the preparation culled “Neverlouh” is not suitable for stopping
bod leaks or for use on old or poor roofs and not as lusting or durable
as “Century compound " l
The above testimony was area under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court. April 11. mo. .
We odor the Century Compound st 500 PM GALLON and guar-
antee all roofing work for three yuan.
The Century Rootin’gat Manufacturing Co.
03 WAIHINQTON OTRIIT.
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Theodora E. Tarbell. of Yonkeril, N.
Y. is in town today on business.
W. King, of Bi dilatation”? til A
visitor in town yestor sv on bail shoes.
belie: Montgomery left today for
{lions Falls, New York. on a vacation
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Oscar Waieuro. of France street. is
time.
Coal burning time is coming and the
Hershiield Company offer you the pick
of the best Hasletou coal. See adv. ‘
Harry Allen. of New York. is the:
or issues place. for a few Weeks.
in...
A large barge of coal has just been.
received by the St George Paper and
Pulp company. The barge will remain
at the docks for a few days.
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Mrs. W. W. Duncan and Mrs. Hubs.
' bell. of New Rochelle. will be guests .
tomorrow of Miss Sadie E. Bodweil,
and Miss Mas E. Smith, at the Knob:
The steamer Addie V. towed a large
twomasted schooner laden with him-
ber up to the docks of the lluhheii.
‘Hall and Randall company this mom-
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Miss Anna Manor. of the South Nor»
V » at her home in High street with n so-
vcre cold and is unable to Sc at wort:
. this morning.
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This morning. as a wagon carting
sand to the scene of the Wall street
work. was liaising from Water street
Now Open Under Shine Madagenlent
Coca on Cob Now Served with Stars Dinners
Bathing and Odin Attractions
JACOBS 521.08.. lumen
The m .of cool simple not» Slogan Morn“ ivory lili- 0
Muslim”
close of our “at?" garments, lost at the limo Milli ,,
thumrmdsyasowlmmblng sharp
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1 till Md» "cm will
myowoga co or: “ ' Wm .
also the buy ohms. asst 92mm. lino miterlsis. warm
Monti «sentient of those smote. and
whammmmwmnm gum.
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Roton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating.
HIGH OLAII MNOIITB. APTIRNO D"! AND IVSNINO. ON Till NARA
, Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
will??? ,
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into Wail street, the apparatus that
lets the wagon dump. broke and un'
loaded quite a quantity of sand in the
27th unnuitl ciambnkc of the
South Norwslk Fire Police will be held
Sunday at. The Wore in Burchard's
woods. The committee is planning an
elaborate affair and held I nieeiina
last night to look after some of the
idetails.
Deputy Chief Haymakdr William
Cullen. of Bridgeport, will install the
‘ chiefs in the Gockeuoe Hnyioft l. 0.
R. M. tomorrow evening. A good time
’ls expected by all the members and
tili‘uyr will have great fun initiating the
’c is a.
The members of the Day Nursery
Whist Club hilli a very enjoyable
moonlight sail on tho sound last night,
{the trip being made in George it. Van
iAlstync‘s yscht Elskoi. The ladies to
the number of about a dozen were
guests of Mrs. Van Aistyne
There is a report about Norwsilt
that John layden. formerly of Nor.
walk, who now runs a saloon in howls-
boro. N. Y.. found a man in the cellar
of his saloon in that place dead. The
man, the story says. had gone down
in the collar and had dropped dead.
Father William (iavsnagh. of Orch-
ard street. who has been acting as as
isistant pastor to Father .i. J. McGuin-
‘eu at St. Mary's Church for some
ptime, left this morning to begin his
new duties as assistant to Father
Hush 'i‘ronuor. of St. Mary‘s Church.
in Norwich
A party of Broad River people is
- at ltoton Point today on a picnic They
took so old fashioned lunch and will
spend itho entire day at that place
Those who want are Mrs. S. A Mills.
Mu John A Mills and two children.
Mrs. Joseph Cable and children. Mm.
Frederick Reidei and children and Mrs.
George Mills. of South Norwaik. and
her daughter.
a.
The links Over Club was entertained
at the home of Miss Amanda Christen~
son. on Raymond street, last evening.
A very pleasant tints was had. Mill
Lillian liaison. of Bridgeport. who is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. T Wehrio. in
Washington street. was their guest for
the evening Refreshments were new
ad and enioyod by all The club will
most with hills his ii. Kraeumr. nokt
Tuesday evening.
Orders Issued from the cities of
the mutant general announce that
leave of absence from July iii to Sen
lumber is. with permission to iolltv
the United States. is granted to Clit-
tain Edward 0 Cunningham of the
Coast Artillery Corps and leave of sin
sauce from July to to Annual in is
granted to First iJuuiansut Edwin
Cnllle of the First Company. Count
Artiliury Corps Sergeant Herbert if.
Bradford of the First Company. Coast
Artillery Ont-tin. has been promoted to
InAut lieutenant with real: from July
in renditions for the vacation some
theNN rwslk lJbrsry has ll‘ilill rated
urilts' Dominant.“ l ‘
:ud stilling material from all
tall railroads have been shut
dosh. Who‘s it was iilil
. of folders were obi had so
Ithe rosy be given away. The roll is
consulted in the “bran nod are
merited "Not to ho tattoo from the
moss.” it seem first“ Wit tint
.lhiln Assertion! w it its a met no
clutches and will be much consulted.
Hawaii: locale
it ladies an moment»
to m lomuiouu
tu‘ia mull-I.
The Western star chapter‘s of Con
sentient will hold flit! Minty-ninth an
alumnus; loo host‘vsocl of rt
Moods day Wednesday. A i. it
Colonist loll. West flares. its lint ism
illuminant sand
twill
Show
it business at
mild in
m as ll: Oil Till ihlil
spacious moods and with «like:
ilWliiIfl
to tho latest
m New Haven and
sheds. tsud is oh ltlrootlvo 9
will“ ioHof “PW." '
E311 Motion of: New flri
__ it“ if}. as funniest!
visiting in Willimantic. for a short.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. acorn Allen. .
Walk store of William P Boers. is ill '
3%.:ng conveniently near as
muesli not on the WWW
Brisk selling among the Samuel Dresses has led us to parabola
several new. tempting lines at very special prions
sale. ti. liii
On sale $2. 98.
DRESSES AT Si .98
Low nook Short sleeves. very good grade of ginghsru: an sizes.
LAWN DRESSES, S2 98
‘Smort Lawn Dresses in colors. low neck short sleeves, tunic skirt. .
GINGHAM DRESSES, S4. 98‘
New arrival of line Gingham Dresses.
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On sale. 34. 98.
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MILL TEL.404.
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Window Giu- of every description.
Sub Weights and cum.
Moulded Wooden flatten. two silos.
“IJncola” Asphalt ii‘ahrio Roofing,
warranted.
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“The iiouse of Activity and Progress?
The Hatch & Bailey! 7
loom activists, noun.
Lumber and Millka for Ev
from a Pig'gery to a Mattel
SPECIALTIES ‘ 8
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOU!
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRi
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T3.
Hair mediation and beaten“
Ad 07011
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“4"“ 92 Washington St.
YARD TM 4“.
One. two and thrsopiy lint: m
Sisters' host. .
Sheathing and Builden' M.
prices.
N WAOHIMTON ITRCIT.
ilsving purchnssd the interest and good will of John T. am. ’
firm of l-‘lynn a Ryan retail dealers in Boots and Shoes at so Wall»
lagoon street South Norwsiit f R. ii. Flynn, will continue the
nose under the name of Fiynns Boot Shop. and i take this '69
tunity of thanking the public for its patronage in the post and:
for a continuance of the same To make room for fall goods—we f ‘
close out entire stock of Flynn it Ryan. at least then uranium
Sale will continue until stock is disposed of. Don't ninth
chance to purchase Hill was Shoes at less than cost. ‘
FLYNN'S Door 35.4“-
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JOHN E. LVDDY PRKOENTID MN“.
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Much Surprised at Complimentary Din.
nor in His Honor oi Osvlo Rook.
BRIDUEPORT. July lo.-~Tendered
l ootupllnlontary dinner at Wilcox'l.
dsvla Rook. by is loading Knights of
.ioiumbus of this city become of his
recent apwiniincut as deputy for the
ire local councils of this order. John
P. Lyiidy was last night presented
with a solid gold Knights of Columbus
ring on behalf of the company. The
presentation speech was made by Wii
llom l-‘,|ynu former deputy for the lo—
cal councils
Mr idddy. although taken by our-
prise. was able to units a lilting ro
spouse to the presentation speech Fol
lowing this thorn were remarks from
others prominent locally in the order.
it being nearly midnight when the par-
ly touched the city on their return.
Hr Lytiily this ion boon prominent
in local hill/Ont“ will. be having
M been notional with many allocatio-
cause of his well known ability on
worker and omnim.
meat as deputy for
of tho Khlliiil of
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lilo appoint
unions
position as he has always manifested
larder
”(AKIN moon mono OUT.
tuition. .Juiylii Wt
tisunon chisel his Knolls sinusitis
oiur to blhnif of tits omnllltioa M
million res-nob no. this slots
hit.“ I .i‘ril‘fls’lihfmi' ill
on s at t or
horse to hostili- til i.
Splatter Gunilla is tired The will
days of mamwfulus foliowl his or—
siti on moo.
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also m to mes is lam to-
narrow mm slept oaths
imli ”03 mm
Salem «utilizi‘cillia
vol brown stated 0 so
great utilisation since it is felt that” only nSill iron? c.5331
he is eminently wail destined for the much.
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the groom soul in the visitors fifths course? l0! NORMA”
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mssmmumnmms
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Man Afton“ for Theft out!
Stealing in Olllfot‘nil.
now HAVEN. July io.~esrt ,
bur Bishop who was arrested in .
meoto. California. last night a ‘
with horse stealing ind inter .
tied in San Francisco as MM"!
one of the men who told)“
Overland mail at Goodmr lulu
lived here until last. WM
his parents at 4 South We ‘ =
When he left hon its “id
his author, who is ‘l < , 4...
where he was going except bl
lug west and it was several
fore a letter come fiom filth
humid thsthshsdhoonin
was going to Oregon. sinned
nothlu baboon heard
it D. Col. July .
tin; that he was can of the in
who hold up undmobbllltiio ‘ ‘.
Joplin fast mull Rosella.“ - ‘
of April 1? lost. Joni“
with (ill-l Dunbar. will
“11!;th amounts”
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contest is on intit
iliboruians over the
donoy. The two met.
dilutes for the We
lira-us
on am
and Prof."
I'i‘ho last not“ to he ..
fled in Cummings. and
so tho middle steam
var oi Prat. lichen.
other candidate“
lilacs. of Minn
iJihliiiilh of mused
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Mr Luisa S‘o‘luiyli. ..
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