. ‘ ‘08? did sill“ imblrsnoh Olfles. ,Norwsllt I” ~ldltor'a Residence fan—city Editor’s Residence “Harris a Gene Invite you to try a ton ot their blah-grade Lenten coal. . w “up... sir-"fideli- Fresh Saturday chocolates only 25c per lb. at stillson-Powell Corporation. James Dowd. of Norwallt. is attend in; the ball game in New York city today. Max Levy's adv. will interest those in need of footwearf Better read It be- J0!” buying elsewhere. M. Jennings. Jr.. of Westport, has taken a position as chauffeur for Dr. J. 0. Gregory. In Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams. of Westport. have been the guests of friends In South Norwalk. Frank Weber. of Norwalk. is among those who Went to New York today to witness the base ball game. A. Harris and family. of South Main street, have returned from an extensive trip thro‘ugly Canada and the states. Ciayson Ward, of Donhury. has been the guest. of his brother. William P. ‘ Ward. of [40th street. and attended the lI‘orepaugh-Seile Brothers’ circus. —-Automoblles for hire. at Oscar II. Banks' Livery Stables, River street. Norwalk. H. R. Minor. of South ~Norwslk. has been engaged in surveying property in Oenoke avenue, New Cannon. for An drew E. Gibson, during the past week. Miss Marion Starr, who has been a guest. for two weeks oi: Miss Susan Seymour. of West street. returned home today. Several automoblllng parties of Dan bury people came to South Norhalk Thursday evening to see the perform sure of the Functional] and Sells Broth crs‘ cirrus. _ ..-——— Announcement was made Thursday that a six per cent. increase in waxes had been granted to the employees in the New York. New Haven and Hart- ford railroad, to be effective at once. The condition of Elsie Flko, of West port, who is in the Norwalk hospital suffering with an attack of appendici- tie In much improved and in a short time it is expected she will be home again. i A. R. Maikln has the contract for the addition to the residence of J. 1‘). Kinney. it is to be two stories high, of wood and the heating will be by steam extended trom the origi- nal plant. The subcontracts have not been it‘ll. Emma Marielle Palmer. of Fail-deli! ' avenue. who has been It! with typhoid fever, is doing nicely. She hus had no fever for nearly a week. The son has had It now for two wooka. but in a mild form. There Is one new case in the Wright family. R. B. Kelley in having an ice pond laid out. In the woods west of his reeb donrn in West street, New Canaan. Work is annealed to be started shortly. limlneer ii. It. Minor. of South Nor- walk. has been getting out the plans and specifications. Frederick R. Lockwood. llarold‘Glon-I donning, and M. H. Glover. three Nor- walk business men enjoyed an early morning automobile ride to Mount Tl~ ticus today. it was so cold there about 6 o‘clock that an overcoat would have been very welcome. Judson ll. Adams, of West Corli- well who is an engineer on a mill: train running to Deanery from Pillar field. received a telegram yesterdax forenocn stating that his father ha been killed by the Pittslleld express train at West Cornwall and left tor that town at once. Richard H. Edwards and family sto had at the *Norwsilt ilntoi over his instants and left this mornlnl for Boston. Tit!“i were in their lama automobile and are come all the way trom Baltimore. hid. Whore Mr. ltd words is the editor of the Manufactur- ers' Record. 4...... The Rev. Wilbur Gnome". of New York. who olloistsd at Trinity million» out Church Sunday. will u lanterns ottiie loom stain t row. There wilihe héllsiilortiinggp and semen at ., and school at 13 o'cloe Queen. There” xiii benesessleasofths ilundsy about. during August. SALVATQR spirit lower. tram wars. Wins. 3 . II: “1.33.. Jinx.1 essays“ u ,. ‘ ‘ liver tr. unit has to acres set out with peach trhus. , He expects to pick a crop of 100.000 For. in the term. A number of with "plain some of the methods in use on or:- . General Contractor j m ‘fl 9 ‘ ' FIILD DAY. IllDDle’i‘OWN. July 80.~The an- d ,1 Into day at the peach growers ot ‘ out Pathological society ; ml week L , Ciiiiirles a. symme- 'littr. Lyman is the f we... in this vicini gunshots if weather Ioonditiifilli‘g‘al age right 0 an s rose Md y “nudism no iv sion urea. New H Hartford adcernpany and by ntrolley from utown. Teams will men: all the and trolleys to transport visi- ;. r m in“ Middle trains Mil new one are «beam W e p sent. and vii! speak at the da- therlng. Mr. Lyman himself will as his farm. and in addition represents lives of the rsllroadcotnpany will be present to discuss the question of transportation with the growers. Mr. Lyman entertained the members of the association two years ago. and the meeting was a very successful one. The visitors are expected to ili'ili‘ a basket lunch but tables dishes. and lemonade wlil be furnished free of charge. if stormy the gathering will be postponed until Thursday. ASKJZBIOOO OF RAILROAD FOR MURPHY DEATH. Suit for $25,000 damages has been brought in the United States circuit court by John Murphy of island Pond. Vt., administrator of the estate of Charles J. Murphy, against the New Haven road. Tito papers In the suit wero served on the railroad company by Deputy 11.8 Marshall Females in- day y. Gharies J. Murphy was a freight brakoman in the employ of the red road company. On April 2. 1910, he was on a train running between Mid» way and Worcester. and on the stretch between Norwich and .lowoii. City a work train hit the freight. from the roar. Murphy received injuries from which he died a ahort time later. The action foraznnoo is brought under the terms of the («ingressitmai art. on titled "An act relatin to the liability of common carriers y railroads to their employee In certain cases." The complaint filed with the road says that In the event this case does f cases outlined in the not stated that damages of 05.000 be awarded under the statutes of this into. The case is returnable to the Son leather term of the cirtuit court. l-m m... STARR LOSES AUTO LICENSE. HARTFORD. July 30.-’l‘he decision made in the hearing before Deputy State Secretary Richard J. ilwyer Wednesday afternoon, relative to the suspension of the operators‘ lirenae of Burgess i’. Starr. who was driving the car which want off a bridge between Clinton and Madison into the item» mononusotl river, was announced yea- terday, It is to the on‘otatzthat teati- inony showed illsI operator i) be'nndhr the influence of intoxicating Iluptor at the time. that ho was running his mist chine at. a greater rate of speed than is allowed by the law. and in some quonce his license is to be unattended for 40 days trom July 26. George El. Boers or New Haven was Starr's law. yer. The people testifying were Rus- sell J. Dowd. of Clinton. (lrand Juror Alexander ll. Maize. of Madison. Dr. ti. Waiter Muriees, of fluilford. Elias llui- ier, father of the operator; Clarence Iii. Norton, formerly his employer. and Judge Arthur W. Marsden, of hiadi» son. i While there are moltltudoa'of white frocks worn this suinmor. when it. , ed’to linen suits the colors seem to ' omioste. Renting Cars A Packard and a Peerless to rent. The two classical and limit riding ears on the market. with an entert driver. for three dollars an hour, with it minimum chemo or live dol- lars. Anyone can afford an auto mobile ride at this price. (lot your date shoad. W. A. HANFORD la North Main St. lube! JOHN H LIGHT watrss Tits roLLowmo sraouo res rmot‘ost: Dr. Dick's Medicine 00.. . loath Norwalk.00nn. Gentlemen: The remedy which you av placed upon the market is a vul- ald for those ailments for you recommend it. The exper» tunes I have had with it in m loads ins In the Interest 0 the hhdle'flns everywhere to give it my hearty endorsement. and no say that your claims for it are not too strongly stated. llIneeroly your}?! n. moirr. suns Norwslit. Conn. IWW. Mm”.— GRAY BROS Manufacturers of Im- ,,; PMVIG ' , 8 O D A and . Mineral Waters ‘ ssrsstieasoisss rail “ a not come under the common carriers . someone. porchor W moo. moeaom‘ only a few of thorn f and we no ”in: than out.» In iy reduced Flees. This is a chance to. you to secure a saving of from one-third to one~hsii on your purchase. ' a Rem‘l’rice. Ssls Price. Re Price Sale Price. $m>so - $8.25 $498 $335 , Isa trot $475 $2 98 LOO $3.25 $4 50 32- 75 $5.00 $2.98 $2 98 $2. 25 A. J. Collinsfi.Co. . Funeral Dirediors and Embsimers. 12-18 North Mllin. Street. South Nam“... Conn. 0'. D. Jackson Optician Everything in'the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free 5| WALL OTIIIT. "ION!“ aoawstm. , .. mun... DUSINESS COLIEGES Send NOW for our Beautiful Catalogue South Norwslk A Stamford Port Chester FALI. TERM Opens September 1.1010 0' The Items On Sale at our store this week have a price interest that is irresistible. even to conservative shoppers. .. Among the good things are: PARASOLS. .UNDERWEAR. IIOSIERY. GLOVES. SHIRT WAISTS. DRESSING SACQUES. BELTS. CORSET COVERS. COMBINATION SUITS. Etc. You seldom have an opportunity to buy such good merchan- dise for so little money. ‘ m Tire N.» E. Ryan 00.. 86 Washington St. South Norwsik YOUR MONEY HAS WEIGHT AT FLYNN 8. RYAN'S DISSOLUTION SALE MEN'S and WOMEN'S OXFORDS at LESS THAN COST FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP nmasistpesou eraser. score noawaut. . Century compound Stops leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs not the preparation called "Nevsrlesa" Is not suitable for stoma; bad tosasar for use on old or poor roofs. and set as lasting or durable as "Century museum. " The shore Itostlsiony was siren under oath at the injunction been in; In the stainless court. April ll. mo. We offer the Century Gombound at sea on GALLON and soar- sates ell recital work tor three years. The Centiiry Keeling dtflsnuisétunng 00. i‘ It! ”I. it? “. WASHINGTOKO'H‘O". in“ an. Asbestos Century glee Ti-iI seer “THAT oudutvss rs slid-moo Your first thought is Worm Islam: tharsh had more the, titer expel-lane to. been MW painting and incidental“ ,_ , » tat our melts , r. Lam mania: us are absolutely ndss'trunt is. “Mammalian-uh Hillmmd with asbestos tillers. counseled by tremendous pressure. i Dr. and Mrs. Sherman .of Falrlield. I » homo. ‘ yesterday. horse power engine. . Nichols are the WW my“; Henry Allen is on the sick list. town. W Matthew Hubert still continues seri- ous] y iii. L The Westport baseball team play in ‘ New Canaan today. William 0. “ashram seriously in. and confined to hls_bed. Miss Cora Wheeler. of Norwslk, is visiting friends, in town. C. w. Boynlon has been visiting in South Norwsllt this week. Mrs. William (lorry, of New York is anteater Mrs. D. 0. Chase. airs. M. B. Wheeler. of Norwsllr, is stranding this week in town. . w o. s. Phiicox. of Norwallt. was a. town, yesterday. on business. The Sunday school session at carter chuech will be omitted tomorrow. - Eussne Miller and men are harvest- ing the hay on the Rowan property. hire. Adolph Horn and friend were streets of Georgetown friends yester- lily. (that-lea Horn has purchased another brain from the Banks‘ stables. in Norv w . . Mrs. Josmililno Fitch is the guest or her‘ sister. Mrs. Anderson. of Iirldge~ ptll‘ . A number of New York friends are twins; entertained at the Fanihshor M... «5...... a... Mrs lienismin Mills has been the truest of relatives in New Haven this week Harold Connery. of t‘loorsoiown. is unending auroral days at (tempo ilont'ii. M. T. Donnelly and sons Thomas and Robert. of Norwalk. were In town you- terday. . Dr. 8. ll. Huntington. of Norwalk. was in town on professional business Anotiier little daughter has arrived in the family of Mr. and Mrs Norman Lockwood. Mrs. McMahon and Miss Linda hic- hlahon have entertained outer-town friends for auroral days. Mrs. Guam Mimi and little son were the annals of relatives in Rose ville district. Thursday. Rev. Mr. Markensle has married from a animus in the t‘latakili Moun- tains. mosh improvedl in health. m.m—.....-..s........ _, Benjamin Mills is suffering with a very painful foot caused by stopping on a rusty nail several days ago. 9 a... Fred 1. Mills left town yesterday for Salisbury where he will be the guest of Howard w. Evens for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Charles Horn has sold her house here- to Mrs. Waterbury. of Stamford. and pnrhacsed the house and farm lately orrnpied by Chester Coley. in lower Chestnut Hill. lF iv: lowls. of California. the new owner and occupant of the Crawford place at Sangstuok launched his new yacht yesterday. The boat is 86 feet long and has been dttod with a 35 lint. lilies Hilary t'oley is visiting friends in titanitord. Miss A. a. f‘arpenter is triends in Mamaroncclt. visiting Miss Mary blather James is visiting hire. Betsy Burchard. Mrs. J. D. l‘easendrn contemplates a trip to the White Mountains. Miss Mary Winkler. of Manchester. is visiting Mrs. Theodore Smith. The Readies Circle inst Thursday afternoon with Mrs. 1‘ Gilbert on Wednesday from their outlns at Lake Wscesbuc. In; J. D. I‘essenden sntoad to Bridgeport on Tuesday and spent the day with trionds. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton liorohonse liars moved into the lower house own» ed by Mrs. (l. (i. ll. oratory. Mrs. Harry linderhlli of Winnipsult. - montly spent a day withli rs. deem hammer. of Holden Hill. was Miss Florence liars has returned iron s visit with, Hrs. Anna Pitts. at her with” at corsets Beach. The ohllilrsh of list. and Mrs. w. it. More of a sorrel petty and miniature dessert. .. “machined are plentiful despite res boys recently asth- rsdtwm truism ofths lssoioustrult buds: the thunder shower Welles»- with s «siesta were named to lb e Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rosier returned one in and. “ion. trsrs “gum-re a ' 10o Kimonos Ice Lawn Kimonos. regular lilo. On ,sale . ....iOo s..- -$7.49- a Our ilross buyer wan very fortunate. yesterday, In securing 15 S Drersca in Helen and Taffeta Silk. 'l‘hia season's most popular sum 7, trimmed with l' ereian silk. The making of this Dress would cost . ‘ On sale tonight ............... ....... . ........ . ..... . I” ”.50 to 85 PAIR» SOLS. $1.98 Fine l-lllk Taffeta in all the. new shades; 15c and 250 VEBTS. ac J. Slight imperfections; ‘ mod, clean summer on on: must? no RAMAY spirit. v - r .95 regular tune to so. ”:3; ”g“:“' 1"” '2 For this aaio...81.98 "m "c“ 8c“ ° pr cc “The lipase of Activity and Prom” 92 Washington SC“ II 0. MINTZ'S ... , i Wail Papers, Crockery, GlassWarc House FurnishinglGoods. etc. BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. 25c. White Curtain Poles. with Fixtures. soc. Are you ready for CANNING? The SEASON is here Square White Glass Fruit Jars with lightning tops, $1.10 per dos Best Jelly Glasses. large size. 26c dozen. Rubbers. Fruit Presses. Strainers, Etc. Sole Agent for Norwalk of the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPI-IS MACHINES AND RECORDS. Disc Records. music two sides. from 65c up. Indestructible two-minute Records. 35c; five-minute. 50c. Fit all makes cylinder machines. Window Shades made to order. Painting and Decorating. L. H. DECKER ’ 87 Washington St. ,. v , SOUTH NORWALK. CONN Telephone Connection Corn on Coll New Served with Shore Dinners Bathing and Other Attractions HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE "Auk Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties“ Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS. Manners _ m-.—~ mainly? The-em dwkuwiiiheipyuasdteysn J 9133...“ it .K' L) A. l. Angevine 8: Son Go. 134 136 Washington St. S Nerwsik in. A. W. Merwls and aid hint-shame. . l/Blorenos ... "in s «Help uptown said the Bronsite. "there is It says. til you meet pleasid’ barber‘s work. Is the News: I visit the pi sleet times a or ii eat The roads Woman's Child or at. llattnstv's parish. will list a run- and ice cream festival. We need‘ay and August ii and t. in the par- ins. Thursda. "'1 m" seed shave use proprietors on r. ways mains. hlsltel'l pews little. mud. to! . j ' .2 the was results had How. should warranted feudal. . t Wes ldlss i“ “’i‘hstts he‘t came min as. mad , it it"
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