.liiiddy Blouses. 50c
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mannerisms horIi. stock.
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‘VlNINO IINTINIL TILIPHONI
”lira—Nun Department
Business Department
Irsneii Ollie Nemsik
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The Norwaik police station hIs
been thoroughly overhauled add
cleaned.
Jack Sanford. of Danbury. is visit.
to: relatives in 'b‘rsuitlin avenue. for
ew days.
Joseph McLaughlin. of Chapel street.
spent yesterday with friends at Fair-
iield Beach
Mrs. Augustus Ritter, of New York
spent Sunday with Mrs c. A Rubey,
of Lewis street.
Miss Bessie Ryder, of ii Kriexer &
Company, is enjoying a two weeks'
vacation from her duties.
Robert Lane. of the Mlddletown,
Conn, police force. is visiting friends
in Norwalk for a few days. .
”Automobiles for hire. at Oscar H.
Banke'Aleei-y Stables, River street.
Norwaik.
Ralph Tucker. of Bridgeport. spent
the day yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Topp, of Wilton avenue.
Miss Hanoi i'lisscer, of West Main
street, has returned from a brief visit
svith friends in Providence, it. 1.
Francis Ward. of the Holmes. Keeler
it Seiieck Company. started pen his
annual one week’s vacation t ay.
Miss Viola Voight. of ilurritt ave-
nue, spent yesterday with friends at
the Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey.
ilrdaiey Kellogg. of Brooklyn. is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward L. Bradley, of Ridge avenue.
George K. Niokorson, of Ilelden ave~
nue, enjoyed it day‘s vocation from
his duties in the Norwulk posioflice on
Saturday.
Miss Elsie Decker. of East Nor.
walk, will entertain Miss Katie Holi-
day. of New York. for a few days. be-
ginning Wednesday,
Miss Marie litint, of Running Ive-
nue, spent the day It Gooey island
yesterday in the company of friends
from New York city.
Postal cards from Miss Alice Paine
ray. of Academy street. who is spend
ing the summer at Camp Mac. Bel-
grade Lakes. report a line time.
’l‘hore will be a meeting of the Nor-
walk Fire Police this evening. it is
probable that nothing but routine bus-
iness will come before the meetinx.
Miss Katherine Room of Norwalk.
and ers. Ulllll‘lt'li A. ituhoy. of Lewis
street, expert to suited the remainder
of the week with friends in New York.
llruoe Jenkins and Frederick Capes,
. lives in Noiwailt. Newark, NJ
Mr. and Mrs. not»... Gleason, oi
Hart-Ii avenue. no seport no spend-
in; this week with blends in South
Norwalk.‘ ‘ .
Mrs. William Sherwood In
Miss Beatrice Couison, of
niece.
tamiorli
Burrltt avenue.
Mrs. Andrew Little. of 856 Main
home from I month's visit with rain»
.. and
other points.
Messrs. Moisushlln and Wang. oi
Yonkers. who have been spending the
past month at damp at if Posture,
loft this morninlr for their also. They
report .a very line it at the camp.
A lords blueaitomobile was stalled
at Doers Come in Westport. all Sun-
day alteration. The cause of the do.
lay was the foot that the oiling appIr
utus had refused to Work and the any»
ine had become over heated.
Samuel Murray. night man in Angus-
tus C. Boseiie’u lunch wagon. is enjoy-
ing a week‘s vacation. and will spend
the last half of it visiting his relatives
in New York sud Brooklyn. John
itysn is substituting for him.
spending a few days as the guest of
Miss Viola VIlsht. of Burrlti avenue.
Miss Bessie Tlernan. a sister of Master
Frank who has been I recent guest
bl! Miss Volsht. has returned to her
onie.
South Norwslk. who are making a
tour of thefiew England states. have
been stopping several days at the iiel
moot Hotel, Bar Harbor Muine..aud
their friends have received souvenir
postal cards from them.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Hendricks. of
Hartford. are spending a few days in
Norwalk with friends. Mr. Hendricks
is well known in Norwalk. having been
tormerly employed in Parley Sturges‘
me. His many friends are greet-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks today.
Miss Mary McSaily. of Fall-view ave-
nue, who was recently {moved from
the Norwalk Hospital to the Post
Graduate Hospital in New York city
for treatment for injuries resulting
from a fall she received last winter.
has returned to her home and is as
well as could be expected.
Edward Burns. of the Control No
installment of his two weeks‘ vacation
this morning. ’l‘Wo weeks ago no on-
lsins, who had been spending a two
weeks‘ vacation in iirookion. Mess.
has returned to his duties in the bank.
Miss Susan Seymour, of West street,
left Saturday afternoon for iiunimry.
where sheatteiided an over-Sunday
house party. The losieun of the no-
cnaion was Miss Go to White. of Dali~
bury. Those who enjoyed the llospltsl»
ity of Miss While wore the following:
The Misses Helen Sturges. of Cannon
Station; llessle Sonic. of (layiorsvllie:
Alice Fitch and Susan Seymour of
South Norwalli. The Mill“! ladies rth
port a due time.
Riding down a brick paved hill.
while a heavy rain is falling, in not as
easy as it might seem. A cyclist had
an unpleasant demonstraiion of this
fact Saturday afternoon. when he at.
tempted to ride. down Mill Hill, during
.the heavy storm. When in front of tho
onlce of John J. itsnlon the wheel
slid on the wet pnvonlent and became
uncontrollable. The wheel skidded and
the rider was thrown. lie slid about
four feet in the water and mild. iiu
of b‘tamiord, spoilt yesterday with
friends in Noiwulk They came to
Norwaik in Mr Jonkina‘ automobile.
Walter Ewing and John Smith, of
Norwallt, with William 0'”an and
Walter Mason. of South Norwaik. com-
menced camp at t‘nlf Pasture, Satur-
day.
'l‘racey Ambler, of itownyton. and
Clayton ilell. of Arch street, have gone
to Month Day Harbor, Me. where they
will spend tWo weeks with relatives
and l‘rlendl.
Burgess Jenni . of Word street.
broke down near 'i‘avoru island yu-
terduy afternoon in his launch and was
towed to the Knob by Raymond Gerard
ill be row bust.
Joseph lmckharl, of Rilvermlne.
sprained his wrist uuiio badly on Fri-
day evening from a tall he sustained
from his bicycle. The bicycle was
badly damaged.
Cornelius McNamara. of the H. Kris-
ger it Company store. is enjoying I
one week's vacation from his dutiII.
He will trolley lo iiostcn during “03......—
timo of his vacation.
Extensive improvements are Mugs—mug
made in both the National llsnk
Norwalk and tho Fslrheld County Say.
inns iisnlt They were in full swing
yesterday and scalp today.
Three bids have been received in
connection with the building of the
new bridge in t‘edsr street West Non-
walk. over thI Five Mile River. ThI
bids will be opened soon and the con-
trIct awarded.
Wilfred ilodwell. Maurice Nuttin;
and Milton: Knight. the latter whol
eeInII has, in the interests of the
Southern New Enaisnd Telephone
Company. Inioyod I sail in the host of
Mr. Bodwoll Sunday to Long island.
.Tho NomllI'Clt ooilllull will hold
its renter bitsiII meeting this ere-
hills Nothin ofllisclai importance
trematodes I up. «vs the repent
of the committal who looked over the
tire house floor one dIy last week.
(loom Anson; of Main street, who
is an illustrator. has secured the eon-v
tract from thettiioy's Mmsinmto do
i lrlliustr fiir tits onsuln yuan.
ls maxsslii published in cloth-
t PI Mr. Avison has lust oom-
ed three drama“. which appear
i: the August number of this mm:
lie.
Willis comm .
General Contractor
lower. into!“ work. Mus. losses- ' “
ry worn and rock excavation. listi-
merit unusually given on till realise:
m or are innit-ii .
; retreated.
picked himself and the Vehicle up and
Willi an unpleasant sonic on his fut-o
-—~"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what i did not
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me."-——J. H. Walker. Sun-
bury. Ohio.
Frank Tiernan. of New Haven. is ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Everltt W. Tolles. of
tionsl Dank, started upon the second ‘
Joyed the first week. Earl ili‘ooitn llos- -
street. Dunbury. has returned to her
Sale Price. Reg Price:
your purchase.
“as $4
. 83.9! $432
83-95 $450
“.98 $298
FALL TERM
Opens September 1.1910 00
‘3 0; 3. Jackson
Optician
sucks «I.
Renting Cars
A Packard ad I Peerless to rent.
The No t: test and best riding
cars on the ,msrket. with an export J
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of live dol-
lars. Anyone can afford so auto
mobile fit“ at this price. (let your
date ahead
W A. HANFORD
is North Main st.
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DR. R. l... IOHANNAN. of Imford.
doom Writes the Following Strong
Tntlmonisl Oommsndlng Dr. Dick's
Medicine:
Dr. Dick's Medicine Company; South
Hermit. Conn
Gentlemen: i can and. with Ill can |
Menus. s word in commendation of Dr.
Dicks Medicine. it does all that is
claimed for it. i have and the prom .
alien in my practice for many years.
asp certify to its value in all the
”idiom oi the system where its use
is ludiésied. Sincerely years.
11.1». HOHANNAN. M. D.
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GRAY BROS.
’ MoMastunrsIflinv
‘ ”proved
. SOD A and
Mineral Waters
ssvssuouso ms ,1
lisrssbarllls. ti in no r
Ale and Lemon Soils
. DI” HOOK
ARTIIIAN WILL
WATER but)
Viohy, Bellur. WWW. .
Standard
bumble for the pairs or any room in the. house. Duly a few of them
iris and we are closing them out It greatly reduced prices. This is I
m villiins We Willi“ W?“ Westminster you to secure I saving of from one-third to one-half on
I
Sale Price.
‘ 83-25
:3.”
3-75
has
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral titration and resumes.
12-18 Nortb Main Street.
South Norwsllt. Conn.
a
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
II WALL "lll'i'.
noswsut.
MERRILL
wetness
countless
Send now for our Besutiiui Catalogue
South Norwsiit
Port Chester
The Items On Sale
at our store this week have I price interest that is irresistible.
even to conservative shoppers.
Among the good things Irv ‘
”assets UNDERWEAR. Realm. onovns.
SHIRT WAISTS. neessmc sacotlss. BELTS.
conssrr covsns. COMBINATION surrs. Etc.
You s‘eldom have an opportunity to buy such good merchan-
dise for so little money. = 4 .
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YOUR MONEY HAS WEIGHT AT
_ FLYNN s. RYAN’S
DISSOLUTION SALE
The N. E. Ryan Co.,
86 Washington St, South Net-walk
‘ MEN‘S and WOMEN'S OXFORDS It LESS THAN COST
W that?
iihihii II are
The Forest soil but
P. 0 lion iiitu'f‘Ii. ill):
“'9“ . it list
taunt reed with as
Asbestos
m “m camber 1213;. eurtivss on ‘ ',
mhittsr experisbeI’illjtiib ‘
You have been foresdto
nutrition Ind ineldIntIidIinIlId
our roof “iii
midi
FLYNN’S noo'r sHpP
IO WADH INOTON lTIIIT.
Century Compound
Stops leeks on Tin or Shlnale Roofs
But the preparation called "Novel-leek" is not suitable for stoppils
looks or tor III scold or poor roots.
as "Century Compound."
The shove testimony was Iivsa under oath It the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford court. April 11.8910.
We offer th' Century Compound It Ids PIS HALLON Ind sur-
sates Iii roofing work for three years.
The liability Rooting &Mllilllilléturltig09.
II WAUHlNflTOId CTR I
, 4w
on out
IIdIotsslsstingordsi-I'NI
IOUTH N0 ALK.
‘wm. m3 (at (align, “gm DOW day. Annual 15th It 8 p. m ‘ L.
”norm on i is one. .
l Councilman Ballwlts wants on in. ph"t.i>dal?h‘.it.‘lu.uuw lg
specter there to watch the pressed- I. nu ma Bf span} New York Whit it?
w" Detroit .' it .’
' Mayor mundane sold the city clerk Cleveland it , “ .
should be eiii would to index the city IAOIIALL. Warn n. ‘ ' ‘ ' “5-“ M
nob wIIpsssIdIiterskI m mute” ”.135 _
tli otlou had been put. Connecticut Lfilgvfl Standing. St. “Lemme. 88 . a .
uncllatsh Melons moved thst the L. . .
“pm my“; in. city "lint!!! Waterbury .t‘il . til .809 “mm,“ flIItlliI.
make out the city oilst from town list. brldssimrt .........47 to .im at m“. s w luster it.
sold refer it to the corporation cons New Britain .......ii till .880 New York's is d 9.
. lb ow Hsven .48 ii .628 . “WWW“ a
l” éouuotiniIn rinnim wanted to call Sanitation .it ii at: mm a, hm“ I ..
‘ thshstts‘atiooofthsstrsetodinuiissi (0'4 ...........ilt "4.1 MB ".
thIIIIditioa of cross street. it N rlhsslptou .......sii iii .40:
thought it would be it good plan to psi Honors . . .....up its use b
moor? ' i...
d’bsrl. «needed by
I partway? serous
we humans
. ‘act in his usual rspscitymnd AttoruIy
3519c Kline '
nos. lilo ‘
billed! insults i
torus list
i . 500 New ' short . '3
*‘ (Caution from First Pans.) ‘ sale W100 Activity and
That lire house door in the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company's house
will be repaired by Contractor China-
as. from the instructions given him
it the city engineer under the l
dine survellIncs of an inspector.
will not be necessary to lay an entire—
ly new floor. in the opinion of City him ,
. [inner Wood.
The city clerk will index the city
records. Bills to the amount of 81.3
428.21 were ordered paid. The present
Wilma“ of sprinkling will be oontiam
no . l
A city meeting was voted called. and
this for the purpose of obtaining
money enough to have the paving work ,'
extend as far as the south side of Mott
sveniie. in Wall street. or the entire
length of Wall street.
The meeting was called to order b7
Mayor mundane and all the council-
men were presebt. City Clerk Janka
J. Kenna. because of some iron 1 i
with the glands in his throat, did noti
The Greatest of All Bargain Events. Store crowded
day; goods marked at prices that will surprise you. Come .
marrow. Herc' s some of the Great Bargains' in the Dress
Suit Department ,
’ 33 Dresses, $1.49
Neatly mude Lawn Dresses in
colors, regularly 83 ; on
sale ............... ”It.“
35 Dresses, 33. 98
(nosing out our 86 Dresses:
while they inst
$7.49 .
lo Rajah Silk Dresses to o .
out. A great chance. ......I?
Samples, 39. 9'
A few more line Linserie Drew
us. worth up to $25; .. on ‘
little ............ .
ira 0. Gregory filled his chair for the
‘ session The meeting was very is:
starting. it held: 8: io‘ when the
business was brought before the
hoard. .'
ira 0. Gregory read the minutes of
the previous regular meeting. They
33 Dresses, 980
were accepted as read. White [Annorie looms, all i I ‘4» '
Aotlns City Clerk Gregory then read sires. a good .83. value: on $1.98
the minutes or the special meetings Isle
Middy Suits in white and blue,
regularly 81; while the Job
lasts..... .......... ......Ql.fl
Suits. Si. 98
We will place on sale to in: .
ed Rsmay Linen Suits. w
810; while they last WW
TOW .................. Ass V
$25 White Se , .
Suits. $13. 98";3
Silk used Serge Suits. minim
ly $25; to close out. .013.”
Sale of 10c Hail
Bags Nets. 'S‘c
held last week relating to the proposed
changes in the trolley tracks in Wall
street. They were approved as road.
petition from the property own-
ers of Wilton avenue to have the city
curb and latter the whole length of
Wilton avenue on the east side as the
property owners are about to build I
live foot cement walk. They also ril-
queated I curb and gutter on the west
side as for Is pouIibie.
Joseph Bray appeared upon the pe-
.lion and told that the property own-
ers anticipated building the walk.
City Engineer C. N. Wood was ill-
structod lo bring in a map of Wilton
avenue grade at next meeting.
William Blaster was heard and want-
ed more oil in West Main street. He
sIld it is very dusty and houses are
filled with dust. The oil appropriation
is about expanded and it is doubtful if
:nny oil can be placed upon West Main
‘strooi
Dresses, 8] .98
Gingham Dresses, about (iii
the lot; on sale ........ .
in '
.8138
One-third Oil
Children's Dresses
We are selllnit all of our Child
fella While Dresses 1-3 on the
repaint plites
25c Lawn
10c yard
i Howard is Worden applied to the '40 in White Lawn I 1.000 extra um
. , . .esthe I, We .«
rouoril for tho lllltoi of piNK'lili police ”my“. ‘25“ yard' and '31:: va- iiair Nets > on
also. ills lilillitnllon was recommend- 0 eat ‘ 10!; "8 ‘ sale ........ . .‘..
ed by Chief lirndloy. lie was appoint- “ i Y lites . ”42 and 83 instead of 10c.
ed.
l A petition was n-rolvod from the
iWoman's Municipal Imus. who rI-
quosiod that they be permitted to
lplseo two waste paper onus on the
times. They want the city men to
empty them. They slso went the pol-
son ivy removed from the various
Iii’u‘fll about town. ”The streets are
sent a very untidy Ipiavurnnre Ii pm
eni." Permission was granted and the
runs will probably be placed on the
ilroun soon. Their usefulness was
questioned by in» room-ll. but they vot-
lod the league the liN‘l'IMl’)’ permis-
‘ sion.
Tlld' report of the police was accep-
table after reading.
The report of the library was read
and not-opiod.
A report from i". ii. Price. treasurer
Areyouisdispslo
wininllie hsnieicrbm? ‘
> Are your private moods. m
“Wide!“
‘l‘...‘.l‘."c.'.’..'l‘.1£“..‘.-i..“‘iti‘.it’d‘m .a' ~ «mm-«w
it returned to the oily coupons on city 3 .mbfil The” W Shaw-Walker fir"
bonds held by them. the amount of P Y0“ “ M "9 Md“
".200 having [with paid by the com-
pany and the coupons returned for can-
rollntlon. The mayor burned them Is .
Is the usual rusiom.
Councilman Iiurneii told that as m ‘
of a committee appointed to com
with the trolley company oliicisis h
relation to the petition to have tile
through ears in Newtown avenue Ind
on the timed River line the commit-
tsetse has nothing much to repmt. A
niwilnx has been held. but Superin-
tendent (looms H. ("lottery can do its
aim than he has. The mayor upon his
request. was instructed to take up the
outfitter with the higher oflielIiI blin-
” -.
Cpuneiiman Bailwits told of the
meeting of the committee on the are
house floor. its called on City Enti-
neer Wood to Ispisln the findings. The
latter did so It iensth.
He said that the main body on
pit-lied down to the necessary iev .
lie sold the horses do not pound upon
the floor. but seem lo‘hndsrstsnd their
business. He told of the condition of
the drains and other parts of the
house. Contractor ChlepI is wing
bill be all in his power to make the
r a l.
Ir. Wood said It will be better to
»plrii the floor down rather than take
‘iip the door and toy I new door.
Councilman Darnell moved that Olli-
Ippa malts ohsnses suggested by Mr.
Ilepdwiislyouneed. Youcsnhdveiudwhsl
mwhnst-seormliadaam
. low. Yeas-outfield
aw MUMV
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3‘
rum
A. i. Angeviiie 8: Son Co.
an no Washington so. 5. Norwslk
it
In
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SL Louis. .......39
Brooklyn ........ ...85 hi.
Boston .............33 00
Yesterday’s Results.
New York 4. Boston 0.
Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 6 (1
n lugs)
Fire department ...... 152.22
Total. .. . ................ 81. 488. 21
Next Councilmsn Malone brought up
the sprinkling mIitsr it has been
tried with the cart tor two weeks and
has been satisfactory. it was voted to
keep up present method until money
sires out.
Meeting then adjourned until Mon-
Amsrlosn lamb: Itsedlaj.
some of the tgravel from Wall It ‘
on this It 1'?qu was-nits.
City magi} tier Wood was instructed 8 flit ii t3 8. ”J'oflhimliflbflis
rgiiis map or Wilton Ivo-
io tasks p oiro I hit mangi
sits and submit it to wane“ . New Haven 4. New ritsln ll iii) iii-1t 1;
3 ' ‘3 ' I sohI-'
“Watered I nines).
city insulin, be id relative to the The
Islander: (Ewe brick revise the Intire duiedter . , sired thiru'
inbuilt Inllmt. Councilmen to stir ‘ .
u Ill «headed the motion imam» ' 1
It in Passed.
Then some the bills. Ill the follow-
i’dfi’ with; were ordered psiiit
W
bans r. (Lisbeth. enroll .
committed to the Walloon
room 5% Jesse \‘i"
groan I Is
lilitl 393:”? “but hi‘l:
. I y I
. iii sir trouble.
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