”Special prices will befriend in the A.
F. Beckmann adv. Better read it.
George Allen, Jr.. of issues place, an-
tioipatee spending the Sabbath with
friends in Bridgeport.
John Haunigan. employed by the
Connecticut Company. an conductor.
took a day oil yesterday.
Master Harry Allen, of New York
city. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Allen. at [sauce place. for a few days.
Miss Ethel Burnham. at New Haven,
who has been visiting Mrs. Edwin
lli'siirnhum. or West street. has returned
ome.
-—lludson's Root Beer Extract. 5c.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
Miss Jessie Close. oi Franklyn ave-
nue. expects to leave Norwaik on Mon-
day tor a weeks visit. with relatives in
Greenwich.
' Joseph Burns. of Franklin avenue.
has recently recovered from a slight
illness, and is now able to be about
once more. '
Mina Mildred Osborne. of West avo-
nue, expects to leave shortly for New
Canaan, where she will spend a week
with her aunt.
“Stops itching instantly. Cures
plies. eczema. salt rheum, better. itch.
hives, herpes, scabiehnosn's Oint-
ment. At any drug store. ,
, SALVATORCIIARIOTTM
General . Contractor
Sewer. water work. grading. mason-
ry workand rock excavation. Bath
motes cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
‘ in town.
‘ ' Jim Norwalk Water Commiuioilors
" can. it. p. Lawton & do.
‘ week, attending the marriage of his
drnah‘. of Natalie
who)! attendant , - .
an short tituevrlth um;
rt" t2..~*l'rttt°“..t:.wrttn *
at I. ['0 - " .
k . .gtfi‘nltnfldé“ n atroet. .at ya. swim? 101‘,th ch
‘ Show. ni'djienter urbane. in I“; ma we m « ~
«tow days with her, ' "ud-
v renounce MoPherInfliI. at
or onueetieut.
fi-Boused Mackerel. 12ce and We
. Attorney John J. Walsh. of Nornilt,
wan present at the meeting at“ the
State Democratic Central committee.
in New Haven, yesterday.
Frank Sven. a former Norwalk man.
war in town from Newark, N. J.. this
:Iltei‘ Mina Marie, to Howard Chiches-
or.
fiAn
Banks“
Norwaik.
Edward F. Hands. Harry l. Bennett.
George Glover and Louie Masterson
and John 1‘. Carpenter had a very auc-
cesstul orabbin expedition to Compo
Mill pond on ednenday. when they
gagtured a bushel of the line the“
s .
.Charles Cadrey. at South Union avo-
nue. surprised his many friends yester.
day by making his lirat trip on the lo
es! trolley line as conductor, alone he
contracted blood poison in his foot.
lie is much better after his recent
trouble.
in the account or the sale and rectal
at the cottage or Mrs. G. h‘.'Watera. at
flicker llluif, yesterday, the name of ,
Mrs. llliam Oimatead wan given no
being on the onloriainnwut committee.
'l‘hiu should have been Mrs. w. ll.
Austin. of Woodward avenue.
w—Frceh rake tomorrow.
Bakery.
An opportunity to say from one
obiles for hire, at Oscar ll.
ivory Stables. River street.
Iianuor
,clifance tor you to «all... a soviet of tromonothird teens-hall on
a mu. eraser.
FALL TERM ..
Opens septemher 1.1910 '0
i , your purchase.‘
m
o. B. Jackeoe
I
- A. J ., Collins-Co.
Funeral one... .... Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street.
South Nomads. Conn. _ to.
Optician -
Everything in the Optical Line.
Bytes Examined Free
third to one half regular price on read
chairs, suitable for the porch er any
room in the house, is offered you by
A. J. Collins (to. in their adv. today.
it will be wise to get there an early as
possible as they have only a few of
these bargains. See adv.
“Hudson's Root Beer Extract, he.
F. l). Lawton & Co. .
Reports from Father William (‘av-
nuagh. a former Orchard street your”;
man. recently ordained into the prtont.
hood. who has been appointed as assia.
taut. pastor to Father 'i‘reauor. of St.
Marya Church in Norwich, any the! he
enjoys hie new work rory much. He
appears delighted over hilt appoint
ment and his many friends wish him
i
Tel. 8163 26 Wood Street
success in his new vocation.
South Nor-walk
Mrs. Waldo A. Raymond and two
children. Alice and Mme. the
the little girl that was injured in the
trolley written! a short time no. Ilnvn
returned to their home in Franklin sir. ‘
onuo. after a nhert Visit with rvlnttrea
in New York city.
The Miners llenaio.
Julia ildeiman. of htiirtlcid
with relatives in Monticello, N. .l.
, been: «a
mam
DUSINESS
COLLEGES
Send NOW for our Beautiful Catalogue
latter
t‘lhariotio and
Stamford
.m. . . . .. ..a
The TrinitrChnrt'gh choir will enjoy
tho during the men.
nday school will
. but the regular
their utnual vane
th of Admin. T ‘
«lane for the men
church service. will continue.
2am Edith Munich. oi Wilton. n.
unending a few dm as the meat of
Mine i-‘loronre Danton. at the homo of
aronuo. , the latit'r in Riduofloltl.
expect to leave on Monday for a visit ladies are wclldmnwn in Norwailt hat"
in; attended the Noni-elk liinh non
Port Chester
.
.if - ativ tothen ot-- ,. F" ‘ . i.
r 11::th INTER: “gator con-age". Re ‘ Price. 8‘“ Price. Reg. 13"“ . ‘ ‘k I Sale Pd“-
will do well to road it. 12:3 33;: $4.91; :34:
.. ,3.” . to none Thoma Minot. g- :3 . :17 3,9
, Pajaill. viral gtfieflby lightninftge; 3.00 . .55 .50 “75
all mono reorm.an w ‘, . ~ . ,
' collie is In IotaI’iy destroyed. $5 00 ' $2 98 $2 98 $335
NORWALK.
With yulmx
001.
Sale Begins Saturday, J 1113‘r 30th
‘ UR ‘ RELI
PRICE’
k'
M-“ .'-~m
...» t
1-..vg‘v
AND FANCY MIXTURES. ALL THIS SEASO N'S GOODS. ALTERATIONS FREE.
Men’s Odd Trousers
FOR WORK OR DRESS.
$1.00 values cut in ....... ...................... you
Sign vnlut-s cut it; ....... ................. $1.19
Shoo values out in ........ ............ $1.59.
$3.50 values rut in ...... ....... ...... . ................... $1.89
$3130 values cut to J .......... £9.19
$3.50 values out to ...................... $2.89
$4.tx> vulure cut to ................ $3.19
$5.00 values cut to .3389
MEN’S WHITE AND FANCY STRIPE FL N EL AND
SERGE TROUSERS, belt Ioow. etifl‘ lmiinniu, $5.00 and
Shoo quallt ' ..
$1.25 WHITE
.nn-
$3.00tleortls nnw .. ..... ....... 82.39
$3.500xfnrds now ... ......... $2.39
$41,” aha $5.“) ( IXIHHIH "0W . a n .it 0 t h n n- I I - . ~‘- v a u ------- . . ..3J9
Ono bargain lot of tlxiords. odd sizes; were $3.50 and $4.00.
Your choice at ..
Tennis Oxfords. mostly boye' elect: a few men'a large sizes;
regular‘t’rsc quality ...... . ... 2,. .3. . .. . . ... ..... .........39(:
a
'.(lOSl.ilIh....t;..
IR? fihfi‘n ail-’11»:
aoaalaafllll.¢|
UCK PANTS ..............,
. Men’s Khaki Norfolk Jackets
Cut fro", $2t50 ‘0 iota....4;..;au‘|.sttoeloouvr-tv ...... .....'I.“
KHAKI PANTS to match. wcrcflusmmow . . . . . . . ..
. Men’s Oxfords
our: METAL. ran. PATENT. Wit nan cmnume THESE
, or. TAKE A LOOK “rattan omens.
oll‘ldl..5‘ild.§0.i.bla
Boy's 75c Stilts ......” ...vt...u....unu....a. ..
Men.“ silm 3"“5 I.IQO‘C.‘OO."""‘..‘O».‘IaI
reruns.tustrns‘hsdfloioo..
I've-ss-
........ $3.98
........ ..pdc
.. ..... . .31.!9
an.
.. ....... ...Sm!
Otltle :tml curls. . . . I.mt‘.
Stilts
ll
rte-raasacstli ’O
.».ga.nrrenl.ii
323'
ii"
Men’s & Young Men’s Suits
ARE ARRANGED ON SIX TABLES AS FOLLOWS:
CLOTHI
98 Washington, Streé
SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS AT UNHEARD-OF PRICES. THIS SALE AFFORD
NOTHING. WE HAVE HAD A GOOD SEASON AND HAVE SOLD ENTIREL
O
, «counties. pert
Cured by min B. n...
ham'sVeg‘etahicCompound ‘
Baltimore. Lida-“For (our.
audio wasamiserytome. lam.
~~ from irregu ri-
tiea. terrible dru-
‘ (ring sensation».
, ,_ extreme nervous
um't‘ml‘ingul‘t all
, no u in
‘i when. I m5
' given up hope of
ever
being well
when I To to
t we on
’ nm's ego -
or . mm:
o as on
- new life had been
given me, and i am recommending it
to all m friendu."~Mrs. W. 8. Form.
1807 W. nkltn so. Baltimore. Md.
. The most amulet reared in thin
dountry for theuureoi' ail drum of
female horn lute is.L E. Pink.
ham'avom hie Cotillion it has
stood the tool; of years a toda is
more widely and sumtulid used
any other female melody. has cunt! ‘
thousands of women who have been,
troubled with displacements. inflam-
mation. ulceration fibroid tumors. in
e palm. backache.
, nudewn feeling. tiatuiency.
indignation. and uervoue mutation.
after all other means had led.
If you are suffering from anyof these
ailment; don’t rive “RI hfipe until you
have ran Lyd a B. n sun's Vege-
table nmpouud a trial.
If you Would like special advice
write to Mrs. l‘inkhmn. Dyna
Mass. for it. She has on d
unnumda to health. free e
chem
Road about the Mutual Rovinio‘ of
priced at ..loneph Darla see adv.
Oscar Waleure., of France street.
' hen returned to lilo homo utter an at
tended trip in Willimantic, Springfield
and other places.
Mia: Ruth Earle. of Grandview are
nun. leftl'm' Bridgeport yutttt't‘da)‘ at-
teruoon. whore nitr- will Spend the reel
of the worth with relatives.
Mina Myrtle Willlt‘)‘. oi Berkley
street. will commence lwr nununl vat-a-
tion for her duties in the union of the
Nora-elk Woollen mille. next Monday.
all» will go to Rockawar Bench. whom
alto will run for mine time.
Table No. t.
13:20an SIZES. warm or...» To no.”
$1,915uileat .................... ..... . . ....... ...: ,5
$3.00 Suits at .................. .. . ...... . .............
$3.5oSui'lant. .................. . .......... ..
$4.1)ogniisni. ................... . . .. . ...... . ..
4 89 $5.txr$uitaat.. ........... .. .......
. $.6rxrhuttsat. ......... ..
Table No. a.
310.00 AND Simon SUITS
Table No. 3.
, Were oc.nnw.........
ALL OUR $15.00 SUITS. BLACKS. BLUES. AND FANCY Were §Lott new
y I MIXTURES. ‘ Wort- i.25._now ...... ..
Were $1.50. new
Table No. 4.
ALL one moo sun's. awn moss. BLACR minim.
rancv ALL-WOOL weasrnos AND casnnanes
Table No. 6.
run near sum or ran sronn. , .asoume’mt sow er
‘ tar-co. um All!) $30.00. .
,
t
fl.
‘ "~de and ”ioli'ai‘irduthora eav-
Two at... shows Hare Yul-drew.“
'i‘we performances of Foremost and
. Sells' Brothers’ cireun were ‘ ven'in
South Norwaik yesterday ernoon
. and evening. Thereoere isr f atten-
dances he times. hetween .000 and
, 10.000 poo in being there at night.
Everything in the portorm do was
well done. Some at the m daring
trapeze work ever seen was van. The
swinging around in the air attire girls ,
who held on by their teeth rm W
tacular. The elephants as haunt re-
ceived a. generous share .02 applause
and the trainer: deserved ell they got
The trained Benin nine made a big hit
with their music and milling. The
horse work wan unusually good.
One feature or the show which was
noticeable particularly was the ex-
tensive one or trained dose to action:-
pony the performers in their no.
This is a novelty and took well. The
little dog who clung to the Moose
performer and crawled around him
suspended in mid air as it he had
beehn the ground really received the
ovation of the evening. several other
portormers had trained does.
The band with the circus was, ex-
traordinarily good for a circus hand
and occasioned much favorable come
meet. (the clowns were‘a huge suc-
cess and tickled the younger element
in the audience especially.
More than ever were people in:6
pressed that for clean. Inuhuramobatic .
work and juggling. the la. must
be given the laurel. 'I‘ adulation
troupe from a standpoint of good work-
manship were far and away above
moat of the other performers. There
woreno slipe. no hurry. no sensations
sprung but everything was carried out
in a conscientious manner that was
more than vitamins. ‘
The trained horses in the centre
rind trained by Daniel Curtis (lid
clever work. j
___—_‘_—_~__—~
CATCHER QUIT! DANBURV
"Del" Seuliy no Longer to Ca
the invincible; ,
Jeremiah ("Dee”) Scull: haa‘gven
t to Manager ltd Lynch. of the Danbury
invincible; bane ball team his realm-
tion an a member of the team. and-tin
lean he rm-nnsiders his decision will
no longer he MW)“ at the back stopping
and of the regular ilanhury hatterieil.
Si'llll)’ has been with the team ever
since its organization five manage
and has been a familiar figure to at-
ienduuta at the gamer and has made
conaidomhie of a reputation an ahali
player. Mr. t-lt‘nliy's reason for leer.
tax the team is that he has been in the
game no long as he desires to play and
will probably quit the game altogether
except for an tx‘raeional game with
ahop teams.
Manaser Lynch has not yet made
public hie decision in regard to who
would be secured in Scully's place.
out he has two or three players under
$.50 quality at
- ‘7 ,r-.oe'¢APS. Manhood
a , AT:
. ; FDR‘I‘A MIOHIE.- mil” .
""Jdly ”MT“ mm Milli
thtspplace . .
dam to,“ tit .
moon, , e ,e
The urt- oi' the Martian
were node The £11680,
irony has presented a lovinxhonp
renders of the 134th porno-o
Th: trvoiveinch unaware not
a . , . '
d
A Packardi‘and arcane» to
The tpotelaaemt new
em on the mark. with an , ,
driver. tor chm otters an M
with a minimum char oi iiv '
tare. Anyone can a on! on
mobile ride at thiamine. Get
date ahead.“ _
W. A. ‘HANFO
9.2 North Nola 8r ,
fillet é
L
woos JOHN ,H. LiGHT wattle
, 'rHI rottomue "need no.
vmomam , . ‘ ,1
Dr. Dick’sldedicine 00.. ‘ a,
South Narmncann. - .
Gentlemen: The remedy which you .
have planed upon the market is a Val.
liable aid (or those ailment-“ll”
which you recommend it. 'i‘hmoxlllr- ““f
lance which i have had with itdayrny,
own family leads me in theintarast, f
the Inflorlng everywhere {0.31:9 it} ,y ‘ '1‘;
hearty endorsemeutynnd so at tint ' ‘7‘
. your claims tor it are not too atroadly
stated. , .
Sincerely yours, . .
JOHN H. LIGHT.
South Ndrwalk. Conn. ‘ ’
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m
s 'O D it" an
Mineral Waters
ESTABLIOHED all
—————~
Vichy. Seltzer. Carbonic.
Sareeparilia, e i n a e 1-
Ala and lemon-Soda
0!!! BOOK?
ARTESMN AWN.
warea use]:
The Pumt and lost
P. 0. Box 794ml. 180
new canny. cone. , f "
consideration.
arr
t, south Norwalk, Conn.
S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR TH
OSE WHO HAVE WAITED. TO GET 1‘ E BEST IN THE CLOTHING INF; FOR MERE ‘
Y OUT OF SOME LINES. BUT
STILL HAVE MANY CHOICE BARGAINS TO OFFER. SUITS IN GRAYS. BLUES. OLIVES
Children’s Clothing Department
RAREST SARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN SOUTH NOR- if
WALK. HIGH GRADE. WELL TAILORED SUITS WILL BE ,,
OFFERED DURING THIS SALE AT JUST, HALF PRICE.
avenue-......r
oecuvvnp-nnuu.
...e-o‘u-u
WASH SUITS-HALF PRICE '
lltll'I'laeohhhhtadltlatala
One mu m. BOY‘S snore ... new onion.
‘ ()nclotBOYS‘BLOUSES..................................t§e
mu m 5' I“ ‘ I ' , ' V nu. erwggtser PRICE
m... ANDSe. thrill We '"s mocha , , . .
atso ALL ou’nmnnsrwawn ‘ It wrm. algACED'
on this runs. 251* cars. n
° * ' CAPS. Men’s and
fi‘wui
KNEE PANTS-«ALL KNICKERBOCKERS
stxqalltyai ..
5c quaht at
Simona tyet
...
aortaawaltiaesat
I‘ll
. r , ~ i5 WING? noon oars
, 25:: values reducedto l
soc values reducedto . . 3 . .
degeneratedooahlaatIOJalbashedeetea
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“Hatter-incaneatoe‘stteeustuioeus .
Guaranteed under the Flood and“
Act. Juno 20. '06. Barbi No.1“,
e; c;
. . £1.19
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accordion-lavas
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