Read the special prices in the Uni-
tethtlrocery Company adv.
Mrs. R. G. Wilson. of West avenue.
is entertaining Miss Marion Bates. or
New York city. for a feiti' days.
-Mrs. Lester Hyatt, or Arch street. to
entertaining Miss Bessie Ipckwood. oi
Montclair. N. .l.. tor a few: days.
——Dr. Hoyt’s dental cities will be
open on Monday and ready for busiw
ness. '
Miss Carrie L. Olmstcad. of Main
street, is spending a- tow "days at Am-
Ityville. L. 1.. on a short vacation trip.
The matter at the appointment of a
conservator tor lsabel iiatidon. in the
Norwalk probate court has been con-
tinued. .
Mrs. W. H. Gregory and daughter
Lois. of Stamford. are visiting Mrs.
Gregory's sister. Mrs. Ellie Hoyt. ot
Lowe street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Starr oil
Elmwood avenue, are entertaining:
their daughter. Mrs. William A. Reed.
of New York.
Miss Sarah S. Clark. who has been
visiting Mr and Mrs. James '1‘. Hub-
beil, has gone to Newtonville. Mass..
for a short sojourn
Cyrus Benedict. who has been vialt~
lug Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grindrod. of
Bridgeport. for the past week, is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
News from Belgrade Lakes. Crimp
Mac.'Maine. where Miss Alice Pome-
roy. of Academy street. is spending the
summer, report a line time thus far.
Deputy Great Suchem Julius A. liub-
bell, Jr., of South Not‘wnlk. went to
Stamford. last night. and raised up
the chiefs of Onnx 'i‘ribe, No. it. i. 0.
R. M.
Mrs. Edward 1’. Ward, of Scranton.
Pa. and Miss Ilolen C. Ward, of Dan-
bury. spent yesterday the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Willlnm P. Ward, of
lflwe street.
"Mr and Mrs Charles ll Adams 0!
trove str.eet «to spending a low
weeks in Sumtnorvlllo Conn. for the
benciit of Mr. Adnms' health which
has not been good for animal weeks
past.
Theodores (Nov-,0: president oi the
Norwalk Consolidated Auto (.‘o.. went
to New York city. Wednesday and
drove an “ )verltt lit)" touring car for
the. company. ills wire and daughter
accompanied hitn.
Post cards received from Arthur C.
'Whecler. of Arch street. who is spend.
in; his vacation with his classmate
at Salt Lake City. litnh. report an ex-
cellent time. He will nut return until
the opening oi Yale college In the fall.
A lnrgo delegation of the members
or 1’. C. lounsbury lodge, New Eng-
land Order of Protection, went to Ro-
ton Point today to attend the hold day
exercises. Several Knows were planned
tor this afternoon. following the lunch-
8011.
“Automobiles for hire. at. Oscar l-l.
Banks' Livery Stables, River street.
Norwalk.
Steve 'i‘oth was arrested yesterday
in connection with the rut-out nusatllt,
at Bpringwood on Joseph liaisntau. AI
in result of facts brought ottt during
the testimony oi the ttinis oi twu olil
or venue men charged with the unsatilt
n t‘ompltiint was made tinninst ‘i‘.oth i
’l his morning Tom was lined $26 and
tool. or u ltllltl of 028. 50. which he paid.
ltev. and Mrs. George l). Ewen.
Htilli‘tl thin morning on the steamer
Minneionka {or Europe .Iltey will
spend a work at Obernmmergau. and
will vi." many other places of Intel“
oat. ’t‘h steamship is the same one
on which Dr. Egbert and J. R. Marvin
returned from Europe several years
ago. During their absence the pat-son.
age will be open and will be in charge
at triends.
Omar AnderIon. proprietor ot the
Anderson Launch Wot-its nt Oyster
Shell Point. shipped a handseno thir-
ty-foot yacht with mahogany cabin to
New York yesterday, to be delivered to
Dr. Walter. who is a member at the
Hudsonalt‘ulton Yacht Club. The new
bent. not at equipped with her motor.
which wlfi Ihave four ryiindurn and
will no of ill horsepower. iourryciu
type. was towed to New York by the
oynter boat Carrie H. in charge of
Thomas Hendricks.
Count-nos Haymakm round tin-oi
tramps Thursday evening sud taught.
them to matte hay.» but not while the
sun shone. tor It was by the hill moon.
The were discovered in the banner
‘ gt 5 other and promptly set to war
rinsing home the hay. it wait late
when the initiation rm over and there
was no ins , ceremony hold.
This was past ed two weeks. Cock
snob ribs wit meet this owning and.
tile leth‘thatthorowilihosom
degree work next week.
ford” probate court yesterquJ
town. N. Y.. spending two weeks with
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unveil tum :wtihoutyhelum m Mil.
i dc
km to burgh on 'atinkinui'll‘t’fi rsfli
too-ta you nothinc E wort
It [tony be the throttle saving some
our-victim to drink-mum or woman
Iliumn an {rungmhwmd mus
intent tor
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. Misski’ssrl Morehouse. of West Nor-
Waik. was in Norwaik this morning on
business. _
ACarml Bette and family, are spend
in. some time at the Celeburn cottaae
at .tho Comp‘o Mill.
The .wlll of the late Thomas Walsh
was admitted to probate in the Blane
Sensible suit cases for the vacation
trip are advertised by Triatram It
Hyatt today Better read about them.
~Wheat. rye bread and raised his-
cultsevery day. Dunner Bakery Tel
31 t
The itallan independent Society willl‘
hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at
8 o‘clock at Quittner's iinll. Railroad
avenue. ..
. _rs. John Seymour and dnuuhter
hill. of Cross street. are in Middle.
relatives.
‘ William J. Nnnce unti inmily,‘ol’
New York city. are the guests of
friends in Norwalk. Mr. Notice is a
wholesale jeweler with a piece In Mill»
den Lane.
Frederick l’ennell of the Associated
Press omce. New Haven. in a street
for over Sunad oi Edmund Crofut and‘
0. Ward Van lstyne. “
The South Nora-hilt Fire Police nre‘
anticipating n his time for tomorrow.’
when they will have their annual
Clambake at “The Ware." in llurrh-
and: Woods. it is stated that quite
a large number of ticketu for tho bnite
have been disposed of.
“Hop” Tolles, a young delivery
clerk employed by Marketman linroid
1". Clark. of Washintgon street. tell
tron: a horse in trout of the Old Well
Laundry in llaviinnd street yesterday
b t was not seriously injured. though
9 animal stepped on him "“llop was
riding the horse without a snddiv.
-..—.m—o.
i
«‘~~Trtteltlng. plowing. laborers. liny~
mond liroa
' Aime Ravmonti the ulxmnrold
daughter of Mr. and Mill Waldo iii
Raymond. is rmoverintz nip-l3 from
the trolley accident in which she flitur-
ed chnmuiuy. Mr. ltoymond. who has
returned from New York. found her
severely bruised. A «controller box on
n trolley «or illt‘u out while tho «or
was in motion ntul tho littlv gill “kill
an frightened that she jumped itoml
the (at
The police are determined to enforce.
the bicycle law. the warning given
out. being by no means simply for of»
feet. Arrests will be mtitlt'. it is prom-
ised. unless bicyt‘le riders pay more
attention to the law. The latter re-
quires that every machine be equipped
with a warning signal. mush as hell or
horn and that at night a light be dis—
played. Both of these provisions linvo
been disregarded it great tlonl 0! Into.
as has also the provision in rotvrenve
to riding on nidewnlhs. The police
promised a day or two grace in con-
torming with the law, In that it in ex:
pectod that by Monday anyvmy violiv
tiona will result in arrests.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a i’mrimn to rent.
The two classiest And best riding
cars on the market. with on export
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum rltnrxu of live dol-
lars. Anyone can alinrd nn noto-
mobile ride hi this prim (let your
date nbnsn
W. A. HANFORD
t2 North Main St
JUN! JOHN H. LtoHr wnt‘ru
It'll FOLLOWING STRONG T38.
TIMONIAL:
Dr. Dick's Medicine (to.
Booth Norwalk. Conn.
The remedy Which you
hove placed upon the market is u val-
F.
liable aid for those ailments for
their recommend it. 'l he union
an” or i have had with it in my
gym .1” ly leads me in the interest at
the an arid; everywhere to dive ll my
)1 endorsement. and so any that
your claim tor it are not too strongly
stated.
Sincerely yours.
JOHN ii
South Norwalit t' one.
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"loan. waist. stark. wins.
minor km rook excavation. smi-
ity given on all contract
memo It" toilet
out: more"
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a «no mathsfinmtn is a irritation astronomer. All 5.51.23...
tors no my much one in many to hold toad Mid ice. in: there
Multivitamin-aim in their preservin loo 55w 5 carry the
best you ban am“ they only use a t two-tilt rd no much too as
their oimt competitor Theaters these are the lite buy. We
have I full line
We
2550 up to $25
Our line of OUTDOOR FURNITURE for these hot days is complete
tor Porch Lawn or Bunualow.
. ‘.J:
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A J Collins Co.
. Funeral Directors and Embsitners.
.8 North Main Street. South Norwalit. Conn.
it:
o. 5. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eves Examined Free
50 WALL "REIT. 'HONIM ' ‘ NOIWALK.
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Your tirst thought is your m’oi' Probably you have' Md more than
one. hitter experience with a roof that developed an unexpected leak.
You have been forced to pity out good money for (opulent repairs.
painting and Incidentai’damagea. Nothing pleases you better thnn to
know that your root in stornvprool. I‘lreprmi, tithe-imloi. Asbestos (‘en-
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Century Compound
Stops Lenka on Tin «Shingle ltdois '
But the preparation railed "Neverlealt" is not suitable for atoppln;
had leak: or for use on old or poor meta. and not. as lasting or durable
as "Century Compound."
The above testimony In given under oath at the iniunrtion hear.
in; in the Stamford Court. April 11.19“).
We odor the Century Compound at 0051'!!! GALLON and than
anion all menus wot-h tor three you".
The Century Roofing &M5uuiacturing Co.
at wasume‘t‘ott 511th“.
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Roton Petnt Hetei
. New Open Under Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Beating,
Com on Cob New Served with Short: Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND lVINiNO. ON ‘I’HI FiAllA
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Especial Attention Given to "Automobile Parties
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A Tremendous SucceSs. from the Start
The Sale all The Norwalks appreclb
We know it. We can tell by the great reép
Keep in touch with the Sale each clay
for Great B
Visit the Bargain Basement
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'i‘lliil CIRCUS JULY 28th.
When the Inhibition was ilrst open
ed at ital limit. China the clerks had
h light with some men who bought
utnmpu and refused to go away until,
the alumna were licked and stuck ou‘
their envelopes for them. When the
Adam it‘orepnngh nnd Bells Brothers
.lilu l’ultod Shows come "to this city.
July 25 every pa” and “Ala' ought-
tu be licked. too it they dont let the
"Kid les' go to see this Immense cir-
r.us The citizens of our city and aur-
toilildllig territory are waivhitia with
parish and Sells Brothers circus can»
runs that are to open the mason oi
lull tinnitus
the some condition and is well alonltolwim W W: MICDODOughM "9"
‘ hospital
enthusiasm for the homing oi the Fenland his right leg was broken in two
ROSPITAL NOTEOL
Austin Fletcher tontinues in about
toward recovory
Little Nellie Nolan, the little girl
who upset boiling water upon herself
nt her home while cooking supper eur-
ly this week, and who lies now in the
in a serious condition. In
slightly improved today. Dr. Tracey
sun ltutt the little yirl has a lighting
chance for recov ery.
Ralph Miller. thoNev Haven man
who was taken to the Norwaiit tioapi-
tat. having antler-ed severe injuries in
n railroad art-idem at Falrileid. is rash
lug quite comfortably today. His leit
ankle uas bsdly bruised and crushed
placett below the knee.
Mrs. Susie. Levi oi Rowayton. was
the tented shows in this city, for the
circus to the original and only' show
that reality appeals to every one.
young or old. sick or well
turns in in town even body smiles. ev
utybody tools cheeriul towards every
body also good feeling prevails the luv
borer and the manhunt Nit‘ business
man and the professional man lay
nettle their worries and their unres end
with all the home-lollui the wife on-
one arm and thv suunullng baby on
the other. bios him forth to the ioy~
our realm of the Inwdust nrena nnd
zoological displays. 'l'lit‘ll all hail the
tirrlnl'. 'l‘ht- our and only relic of
when the show lilitliltt‘liil traveled In
wagons and showed under rooms. The
reminder of the time (it the luroiool:
boy period when your sole. ambition
was to parry thiut‘ to the elephant in
the hopes oi setup it “two pass." or
riillilx on tho top rail at h sin-sag inure
nutrition the great and only "t-lrrus
band" as it tllmrurued uhttt watt. to
your soul at ions , music such as the
(vbvruhtm and he phime only could
must, and ill to dent-d to as only the
iuuuy rioou. nho drove the mule call
mi “.inhuntv." mold and did tinnte
THE PIC
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JEFFRII'SS JOHNSON
'l‘liilEi-s.
Alter several days oi wrangling. and
ups and downs in general. regarding
the turning pit'iurea lulu-n at the ring
snip in lteuo, July ith. oi the greatest
ring battle in the past decade where
the negro stunt defeated the great Jon-
tries. Maura. Pameoedeh
brown have at last unneeded in sett-
to; the aims oi the light finished.
These hints are (uncalled to be the
- 9" 'muater merit of the moving pit lure ma
~ 'rhine to date and will be shown for
the liral time at Music Hall on Wed
holiday July 25, lillil.
These ph'turns not only depict every
More oi the two modern gladiators
trout the time they enter the ring with
’tilt‘li‘ reports and second» but also
’nhow the vast multitude which attend-
iii the battle gutting placed in and
about the pivot arena. and also runny
amusing nights among all classes or
[topple trout Bluiemens. (lovornnrs of
Notes. Well known politicians. and
the best known awning men irom all
parts oi‘ the world gathered in moioly
i lli‘tl really tfl'wager their all on their
invorilo
in fact. as several well’ttuewn truth
oritiea have put it. those pictures are
really an edtwntionai as well as one of
tho most-entertaining exhibitions ever
put before the public.
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i
The story of the root battle was one Film (m
of the most wideiy'taikod of attain in 8|!“th WOW '8 {wow
nil parts of the world in rodent yea". OI ' e 3
and is still so trash in the public :3de and. (o m
thesitha pining? will atlhrlct all m
n poops w maven own. as
is hardly manna. woman or child in IszDlIO Glass Fill“ JIID
thla outmtry today who has not read “e my ID
the aomueta or the goat. bottle. or ”mm
leashed oi it mm“. the 5550le Wilfmm
an I was w more reason. it on mm
cure. to e or reminding the deieatotl lilo“ m 3i
and disappointed idol and champion. ’0“ V8 mulling
”if °" i‘h‘“°i‘iifi° “ll"..ii‘il 33.1 “mm ”“9” m
u soon 0 s n m y u
exhibition. “ Them Jelly Classes. 285
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ultimatum mucous“ W 5
W.“ m"tut "TE“ 5 “ ......
. «'fihmm‘lm i ..{J p... cm.."& White ram. with datum. m."
a mirror.“ «in street. to [Mill lita- Otililmbil Monograph”: and Deputies
Oswald. New York. The
Mic take
this I tail... Indus lube
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tihurph. iii Wanton.
0W» “III-bu.
. a 2w strong“ with.
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become sled. i
busiest» a pain am
:fl hips. r5 oy‘l slum 9i its
hmulht about other my
only a few short Meets
eburtuil "resistant
time- l'
that:
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When the ‘
Wit
cured my bleiilciie end WM
sullen of toy hides“. This was
admitted to the Nornaik Hospital
Thursday evening. when: she is under-
going medital treatment
l hire. Annie Herrick. 0! West Nor~
unlit, was admitted to the ...hospitat
. Thursday evening and operated awn
ihy or. Jean Dtlmortier. assisted
ilm “alter Hitchcock and Henry
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$120
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