.'a
u
n
“m nails;
2:.“
cloudy tonight and Thursday with
‘ was railed and soon revived hint. ant
' s
.
...- .
“Kl
missus tssts'ior
o. “ ‘ . v
_ ‘teusvnoislspssas sways
es "”lrtltiais is. st-
ratum” you“ use
- liMaahlnmn It.
ammo ssurmsi. rsLsrnona,
cALLs
Mews Department
”Hashim Department
Old—Branch Office. Norwallt
I09 ~ldltor's l'tssldsm
Hiya—City Stiltor'a Rasldsnaa
WEATHER‘FOR‘ECAST.‘ '
For Norwaikt and vicinityr Partly
.4.
slight chance of local showers. Light
to moderate riable winds. Showers
ha"; been quite generally in the belle
region during the last 24 hoursissad a
few iight‘scattered shoWers have. on
curred in the“ western and southern
sections. The temperature continues
high west of the Mississippi river and
along the Middle Atlantic coast. 80v
oral places in the west. reported ttlm
peratures of 100 degrees or above.
The highest reported in the chat was
94 degrees, at Worthington.
WEATHER Q YEAR A00 TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 67; high. 8i
Partly cloudy.
Ellilrt Woodward, oi' itownyton. be
gone to Boston, where he will spend
some time with friends.
Mrs. R. E. AskeW. of Brooklyn. N
Y., is spending a few days With H. E
’l‘nvnchnrd. of Newtown avenue.
-........ .. . ~~
A. R. Odell. of West. Main street, it
enjoying a vacation from his duller
as clerk in the liuhbeii hardware store
Mrs. William W. Jcrmnn. of Water
bury. hus left for home. utter a visit
at. the home of Mrs. lrving C. Brill:~
ton, of Westport avenue. i
Warren. 0. Woodward has gone it
Anasquam today; where he will spent H'
a few days on Jhe truest of 3 irleutii
whom he met on his triparnund tilt
world.
.. >rn‘“
(‘hnrlen llc null. (it, New York, for
inerly of h‘rn kiln M'f‘llllt‘, ia'i-onteni
plating a trip to (tannin in the near
future. He will go with u nnmlwr 0
New York friends. .
The llnilrd Broih't'l'i’fi'otxl of (‘urpen
torn and Joiners, of Norwullt. lit-id i
meeting last qv nlnglin their Wail
siren-l. quarters: it nothing of special
importance was (lotto.
wAntomohllea for hire. at Oscar H
Bsnhs’ Livery Stables, itivrr street
Nor-walk.
The Pine. hedge Cluh mct yesterday
at the club house at Roton l’oinl. 'hlrs
Charles 8. Dennis was the hostess and
Mrs. Christian Swsrts had the hlghos
score. The next meeting will he held
August 9th and Mrs. Henry T. l'rowitt
will be the hostess. ..
'i‘wo trolley oar loads of young pen
pie from Norwalk went to itmon i‘oln
this morning. They were lili' your»
people of the St. Paul's Sunday school
and this was their annual picnic. 80ml
of tho younger boys had haunhnll suits
on and there was a guide.
While working at his resulnr dulie
in the Bulls ’i'osiilt-wotnpnny Wiiiiun
l‘l. iron-ill. wail t)\'(‘l't'(im(3 lly the interim
hunt on Tumuiny. Dr. W. ll. liurnel
he was removed to his"hmnc.
much hotor today.
Charles A. Moore. formerly of Ronil
Norwslk. who was it porter on tht
railroad lifter lenving Booth Norwnllt,
and who for the punt seven years inn
been a postman lit the liroohlyn post
edit-e. is enjoying it twu wenks‘ vuoa
lion with old friends in town.
John . Lyons. the Month NorWalh
pollen nor. is seriously ill at his
home. smear of Washington and Wa
tor streets. Mr. layons' ailment. is r
lmcullsr one and battles the uhyuirishs
ills leg is swollen and doubled up um.
Mr. Lyons. suitors treat! pain.
s m
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ll. CMMli drew
to mutinry Monday nod. Monday «on
tinned their drive to places within l
radius of a number oi! grilles. inrludtnl
Brewster-s. N. Y. Mr. Guthill rettirnot‘
home yesterday. hut Mrs. Cutbili wil
remain in Dsnlmry for a few days. will
ltins relatives. “
W
Mrs. misuheth no , of Westport
avenue. is enjoy 1. annual irir
to Canada. in no y with Mrs. hur
ser on her Journey re Mrs. Helen itch
inson snd Miss sitiry in. Henry. or
New York. At present the party arr
stopping at Camden. stains, where
there is good fishing in Pendhscot flay.
m
Bad and Silvdi; out
He ii
Tonic Recohétrutftor
Grs P ‘ a"
”3" 1' wall. .3
Well-.2316 snrwltsre in the pulled
sum or Canada.
‘:
ii'
“ l was unusual
. 1 auto onw IV
a nurse;
tun-sput—s-J
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
'merfl boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26-ft..
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-“. with 5% h. 11. Stanley. Very
reheat), if bought new.
03cm? ANDERSON 3
Oydtg Shell PoinLNorwalk
Teeth Filled Without
‘ ~ v Pain
is an art but few dentists have mati-
tered. ‘yet‘hy my methods it is a one
tidal. everyday occurrence. There is
so much inthe way a tooth or cavity
is prepared. the proper treatment and
materials for each individual case is
a constant study. 1 give my personal
attention to those details. and no ps-
tient‘is dismissed until the work is
coluplete and right in every way. if
you bars a tooth which is sure. or
sensitive to the heat or cold. do not
delay. but come at once and iinri the
cause of the trouble.
DI'J. H. Mailery
is south stats at, Sauth Norwalk
Hours: I a. in. to a p. m. Blilldilyh
my appointment only.
W
For Eye
' Trouble
or how sis-sea. consult us. We
have t Physician. who is n t-lltilled
Eye Binomial, to examine your
eyes. NO CHARGE FOR {JAM-
lNATlON.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD CONN.
Open Monday ii. Saturday Evenings
- . .
~ 0
d.. M...” . r M...» . .... ..-. .. . . ... .. a.,
Court Nnrruk. Foresters of Atuvrirn.
will hold a meolinx this nvmiina, nitcl
vhirh refreshments will he m-rml.
George Mctinrry. the world‘s rc-
iowned sinser. is the guest of hir und
th'l. A. W. Morgan, of "liiphu-md.”
to»
Miss Dorthes St-hwnrslow. uliu has
won spending some limo with llu
linen Germ, of l-‘uil‘vlrw nwnur, iii“-
eturnod home.
5%..“
Joel Anderson. formerly i'lllpitil‘t'ti it!
he Crofut & Knapp lint llli‘ior}. hus
gone to Philadelphia and rnivrid ”it
intotnohile business.
Constable and Mill. .|. .l.'(iooduln
)f Haviiand lireol. will leave uni:
week for Chicane, where they will in
waste of Mr. tloodwin'a stator
Constable J. J. Goodwin “'1'"! it)
’hiildclphil yelloi'tlily wilt-re he not’l‘
id some interesting legal papers. the
nature of which he declined to ”Hike
public.
M11. Harriet Angle and ilt‘l' tlunglilvr
Bertha, who have been spending uouw
line at Rev. and Mrs. A. t'. lioynlnn‘u
atoms. in Wuipori. left Monthly for up
mended tour through New York ulnlv
Mlaa Flol’hoo McMuhon lull-i mtlvod
ler hinder rtsn to Mrs. l.. i'iuklmm‘a
lease. in‘ lilisida llrt‘ol. 'l‘iliu lmtlrlt'
s commodions and well rumpled tor
.ichool purposes. The entire lll‘iil floor
will he used for lttndergurieu. which
the intends to onlht‘sc in every way.
\ i .., W
.. ”lux'm, . hy Marsh. of Iirooklyu,
‘who has hs‘i‘h visiting Mills illnld show,
if Wait street. did not return to her
"some, as she had expected yesterday.
A tslsnlioss message from her mother
old hat tint she misht rumuln n tow
lay! looser it hits cared to. anti rou»
meant y, as him Marsh has been t'll'
toying emit while here. she will not
interactions hsiors the end of the
wsolr. ~
William A. Killian. of fielden live.
luo. who nullified the convention of
its National Division, lions of Tempor-
inca. at It. John‘s New nriiuewirli.
*eturaed to his henna Monday ovoina
ding-an absence, or m; tracks. lair.
Kai reports it very no me an n
William! the local division
It It. Jenn a. The members were xiv.
sir i mspty mile sail on the st.
land's-River. and at laces where they
twill-"ad they mitts large illllt'ltlilil
unsigned , . .
NW ZPest
M. u... -. . .. ..........
The aupremavhésnrtfluf emu,
. hearing arguments at the June term
found no error, but, Justices linrsimcit
sash am in
will“ ‘
of theeotlrt on the appeal in the uses
of (teem. L. Cheney sillinsl the town
of tiles“, which srsw out of the reins-
al til the town to make a reduction in
tho vslnsihon placed by the assessors
on theeplaintifl’s property,r has hand-
ed down I derision which finds no er‘
for in the ilndlnas of the lowar court.
The suit was tried in the superior
court of Midiesex county before Judas
Bennett, who ordered a reduction of
38.500 in the list of Mr. Cheney's tas-
nhle property on tile. hot the court
found also that Mr. Cheney owned 87.-
000 worth of taxable bonds, which had
not been included in the list. and ord-
ered these taxed. it was from this do
aisles of Judge Bennett that the plain-
tiff appealed. and the decision is sus-
island.
The revaluation of Essex in prop-
erty in 1908 increased the grand list
for that year. The board of relief can
drilled the action of the assessors in
h. Cheney property. The selectmen
were instructed by a vote of October
5. 1908. to make such a tax rate as
would raise on the grand list as nearly
its possible 19.000. Mr. Cheney up-
the relief hoard, oliiootlng to the an
sensed valuation of $28,950. The board
refused to reduce it. Then he took
an appeal, claiming over-valuation. a
disproportionate nssensmont. and that.
the whole assessment was illegal and
void.
The superior court found no disple-
portionnte assessment. hill-an overwei-
notion of the property in Mr. Cheney‘s
list. and reduced it. by 88,500. it was
incidentally foulid that Mr. Cheney
wholly emitted taxable bondsJo the
amount of 87.000. and thatdhe item on
his list. "railroad. city and other cor-
pornie hoods." under whirl: Mr. (lite-
uey hsd llstr-d no property. should he
raised from nothing to 37.000. and this
was done. making the valuation of
.\l r .iihmvy'n properly 327,150.
The opinion of the supreme court.
written hy Justice itehinsou. says that
the hoard of roller and the sitportor
court had the. power to add tho tar
nlllt' property omitted and that the sti-
pnrier court nrird ontirrly within its
powers in adding these bonds to the
llel.
Custody of Merrill Children.
The supreme court has ohm handed
down its (incision on the petition of
Wiliit‘f‘ t‘. Merrill nxninsl Antoinette
t‘. Von ltotnherx for a modification of
lilo order concerning the custody of
children remained in a Judgement of
divorce. The petition u‘nu heard in
the superior court in Fairlield munty -
before Judge it i“. "more. who modi-
fled the order Tho supremo mum
and Robinson dissented.
Mrs. Antoinette t‘. Merrill was di»
vorred from hor husband on June 32.
little. l-lho wont to Europe for a visit.
taking with her the two rllildtt‘n.
While there she Was mnrrird to Maxi‘
milieu Von ltolnlwru. title will reside
there, and inlundn to retain the chil-
iron and («innate them until they me
did etlouxh to attend on Ainorimn pro-
'ml‘ului‘y st‘hooi, The order of the
“nilrt use that at Mr. Morriil‘s request
\lrs. \‘on ltomhdrx was to send the
rhildrun to visit him in t‘onnertirut
or New York for a period of six necks
after July i vac-h your. end that ut the
-mi of thul limo ili' should return them
it in r in Germany.
ilor petition prnyed for a niodilirn
lion of iheorlufiinni order so thnl the
cure and vdtitnlion uhouhi be commit
fed to her on nurh terms as the rouri
'niuht find proper After a detour in
MN pit-n all to inrisdirtion lind lwvn
usiulnliiod. she tiled n crounwtltton in
which she naked that the custody and
vililrntlon of the children he commit-
it‘ll lllll‘OfitilUfllllliy to ilt‘r. Tho unmi-
tlnu in the petition was as to‘lht- t'flm‘l
of a foreign nitnn as denyillu iurlsdiu
lion in pmeodinu .likc’ihe prurient.
The fundamental it‘lilii objection Mm
that the court was imwurioss to «in
force its orders. The mutter will take
mm of itself under the pinclplea of
private international law. The want
of Jurisdiction and the want of poww-
in enfort‘e are two different tlilnus.
tronrerniliu that portion of the mod»
lliod order requiring the unnnsl vitsltu
a
a.-- r -. ..w.......
Economy
is seldom popular, but it is the
most elseniiai element of
more“
You cannot succeed long with
out it. no now is the iinia to
bottle
Economionl people usually hsve
uvlngs nwounltl and we invite
yours
TheSoutli Norwalk
Trust Co. ' ‘
4% On “Vino.
W».
« NWALK
Savings Society
iuoosscsms is.» .
nsrosm OVER ”Whom
George M. Helms. mum ,3
With A. cunts, Visa-Presiding ’ .
am am
mama a. sin, my. 3
«i
«Illinois-
title I" Fave . ‘
itsra 3
raising the assessment of the George “
neared at on , of the four meetings of <
: ominmeummm mom
t
13 Outingfl-Tr91‘186f8 ‘ .
There is no need of any man going without the cool '
comfort of ,a pair of eating“ new". when we, are
selling such handsome. sty sh garments at such
small prices. 3
Flannel, crash, white striped as: es-wall the cooling
Sumner fabrics. in cool aye n whitspthcy make
you isel cool just to see i am. . “And only
$2.50. 33. $8.50, $4.235 and“ .
Style leadcrsJioo, with mug sailor-waist. i’ull cut hips.
tum-up bottoms. side straps and belt loops. Fine fit:-
ting, and fine values.
m
Our suits sre‘the finest fitting thin.suits we ever had.
and they hold their shape, too. 810 to .8»
Vacation nteds are met here with everything to wear
from hat to hose. . . .,
Trunks, bags and salt cases for vacationers.
a
_ ,_ 'rwo STORES!
The Ncwfiiors "
as Wall 8L, Norwalk.
, ‘ South Moi-walk
14 South Main 8!. i
' QUALITY
The successes thui have been won on a foundation of choahness are as
source and unsatisfactory its map lullihlten. iloal succesn only follows
'worih. and worth commands its prim. A wise man is careful in as»
touting the food for his beast. A horse is like a mun-whet worth much
unless he's well fed. And proper feeding means to him very mnrh
what it does to you. Iionule iinrso Feed theme iii-ennui is composed
of good sweet corn. oats. barley and wheat products. fresh mined
each day; stain ”slim intros may wisely he let alone.
3;: Quality First. Last and All the Tlms.
lionnln Horse Feed ..
iltliry Feed
(Thick Fred
Poultry
* Him-it Feed
i
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
if
PRO was Olj“ CHILDREN
have tons: been l I slutty Mid sorrow" fwith us. that we hue merited
the title 0
TH! ONlLDRIN‘S aTUDiO
We Photograph Children st Their last
PICTURE FRAMING
All kinds of Frames constantly on hand
Jocksbn’s Studio
Opposite Not-walk Hoist as Wall St. Nov-walk. Conn.
dunno... in n“... that
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Pistilsh. latter-fish. Wssliilsh. Itosllsti. Gas Ilsa. Halibut. Steak Cod.
Lobster-s. Soft Crabs. Little Neck. Long andRound Clams.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
u... ...._........ m
I
G. S. North. during Tliesdsy. Wednesday
and Thursday oi this week. wiliba in Boston.
in attendance on the convention oi the Photog-
raphers‘ Assodstion oi NmeEnliaad. Studio ..
open as usual.
«a-
HO 1' melti‘iilith
N‘ilonssr starstusts
m ‘lio‘n sales
‘ :5 Marine vous
., f ». [LUMIlNd nous or
i
_ :an its: rwsltr, drum
.1
1 .m was indignant s idiom
puma first hour“ 'llhsglumxél‘iifimk 3:
. ii
‘ list ran off sitar
.n
Mohair ........s2.oo
Khaki Pants ..............
Colored Interwoven Becks.
»
i » n ‘ 'i‘
saunas ourrlrs ran luau ' “ "' t if" u I
l Two and thrésoplace cool Buits.Blue demand MW 3 '3.
“Kill"! asses-asssaaesasaa sun's-001‘” hi
Vary this Unlined Coats ior' hot days.
White and Fancy Strips Puts with cuff bottoms.“ slut" ,
odd Tmfllfl'.nun...""nu.u..........1m1‘0“"h .
notwssinswnaorwesr .soo ”amt
Cost Bhirts,seitcollar.douhls suit ”vii-00. If.”
Bathing Suits ..................................Mm3iipo.
Summer Oxfords, all leathers "no,“
Straw and Leather Suit Cases
Trunks~l£verythin¢ for the vacation.
P 'ce’s Cloth—2mg Store
98 Washington Sheet. South Nmu‘
M
”1'3""
v r;‘
Bl". 80f" aa'sa‘!sss% I‘.
(If
«so Q."
if“
,1“ ~
4.;
nus. might. "f 3.
3‘”
no... _‘
It
l
leMwhstmneed. You
.r
a
as
"mm.” H. Aw..-— ”Mn...”
New Open Under
Shore. Dinners a Specialty. 4‘ Dancing, Beating.
Corn on Cob New Served with Shore Dinners‘,
Bathing and Other Attractions “
HIGH, OLA” FONCIRTO. APTIINO Oil A'ND‘CVININO. ON THE PM!!! '*
Especial Attention Given. to Kutomohlle Parties"?
‘ Jacoss silos. human 3 ' ~ -
Td.600
of the children to the father. the court.
dld‘noi and any embodied provisions
which the court in the enemies of
«mind discretion could not prewrihe.
The modification was framed loathe
purpose of the welfare of the children.
And the finding was to the effect that
compliance with the prescribed condi-
tions was consonant with the hlahest
welfare of the children. '
lflflil ‘li‘lliii illiil
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. fun-09"!-
lns prices for stoeltriumped 1 to 2
points over the dialing level abyss.
tel-day for potentially all or the most
some issues. The ‘rise in Westina‘
house litter-trio rose 4. lilssoufl Pa-
ciiie it ill. Great Northern pid. and
American locomotive i ill and Min-
neapolis. tit: Paul'l: ‘Elsnit‘flts. Marie
2 M. Prices “Which somewhat on
maxillary quotations. but the market
' maintained it rate at furious activity.
wind. eraser, ii a, 1|)me ”mar.
a old. tots points below minds
led a returnees oil landfill in:
oil onshoidnddhht smorsilgss’ ,..
s (marlin. yesterday. tithe metal
our from the h 3 pri-
ees,oi the unsung. Buylnx # srl
again appeared and method the man
in. Rock island piqursilhd lit. 3
WALL lit. mew-Mic Good sh-
snrptien oi stocks altered hunt is-
emssd mildews. The mriistthmv
oirits hesitationssdxstartsdu , sols
min. lollies rossslitm the it
st or the o hill kill
two, «idiots
youwantinastachlsrpormsiiuldstaousl
A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.'
134-136 Washington St. S. Normlk
Roton Point Hotel ' ;
3 dress «cums
lfl- ‘
it
Seine Management
‘1
‘a
O
.3‘
\ 3
will
35rd
volt
£’ ill
iii‘
and Western. U. l. meal, Amamlllo 3;
ted Copper. Central Death" and oth-
ers. Canadian Pacific’roa 3%. ”Von: .
ish.ilnctustlons in Rock. island, -3 ‘
were disregarded. Bondsyeiestm ._
er. ,
WALL STREET. 1 p. «mm’l‘he hull..- "
party became more annulus with:-
the cessation of urgent liquidation and ,.
bid prices up. forcing 4 e heavy. 00w
arias by the shorts. Missouri PWG
was carried up it N and numbers of
the most prominent active stocks his .
4 points“ The pace, raved too fut ' _
and prices fall hack a rsctinu. 1, ~'
WARNING.’ .. ' ‘
Tomorrow is the day of the blow“
ens and the parade wine will no halti-
duriss the forsnoon will well worth .
.watchias. But those who M'lsllifi‘i“ ~
thsndrsdsshouidrsm thdtsdul. .3
affairs. which take imagined»
.tirs tsmily away from t a home
the harvest of the sneak thief
word of warmer is ‘issuhda ‘iif ~ “
the members dim family are about»
tails cure to fasten deionised it
. and do angles“,
“m’ urethra...“ Wm?»
. as '-
thsdiouss. While there will .1.
police on dutymsd the. rennin:
Nitrite visilsnt. they. a . ,
sm‘hmsshold is the ill ”and lamb-
hoidsrs are urged to . ’ ‘
““33?“ mm: th, at it
ends a. some View 7 _
family should stay at ' hilt st
ninth ti .
«snot ha tons. in
titles are not used
3W
Arthur Hit
can)“
Norwalk Chronicler