it the Ellen pmm (Harts . tor the balance or this week. ’i'oln Kata a ‘ I» renounce without tiring “We. arcioisvsr youngsters. the stimuli Is . NINO IINJINIL TIL "sum Department _ . uslnasa Donal-Imam . ' ranch attics, Norwalk «an». Itseldsncs .- trII. butters Minno- This is genuine do; day weather. W- The straw hat season is hot: over. Samuel Hannock. Jr.. 0! Lowe street, is visiting iriends in banbury. Letter Carrier Jason 0. Bosnian. oi the South Norwaik bost-olllce. hasro turned irom a vocation tri.p The Misses Wade. of Bloomfield. Connecticut are guests or Miss Fred- sricka Starr. oi liltinwood avenue. . Andrew P. Damon. at New York. 5 making a visit in South Norwe; it. where he resided for several years. crime Tiernan. or New Haven, ls : spending a iew days with Miss Viola Vbight at her «home in Burlitt avenue. ..."... I Ell-Mayor and Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee. of Fairueld avenue. are enter binning Attorney Whiter Evans. of New otk Fish stories are the popular thing these days as there are so many re- turning vacatlonista irom shore rc- sorts. Thomas Hanloy. 172 South street. Danbury, is visiting Ilia aunt Mrs James Connor, in South Norwufli. for a week. .— -—Autolnobiletl for hire. at Oscar H. Banks' Livery Stables, River street. Norwalk. I _ Iiyctter Carriers Edwin in [lithium and Elbirt w. (llurk, or the South Nor- wnlk poatoflice. have started on their vacations. Miss Alberta (‘he and Master Ever- ctt (Inc, of Richmond Hill. L 1.. are visiting their aunt. Miss Williams. or West street. M18 Mary H Mitotic“ ind daughter Helena have roluinoti home. alter n Ihreo who“ stay in Northampton. Mason usetla. Miss Edna Bredo, or Lowe street. leaves for Brooklyn tomorrow. She will he the uncut of her aunt the re- mainder of the summon Seth Gregory, of Now Cannon. is sounding a few days as the [nest of his uncle and hunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. ii. Glover. or 145 Main street. The barn In Iioyt atroot, belonging to Raymond ti Sun. has been renovat- utl. Among the improvements ll a c.- niont floor instant-d by Ulllll‘iOs A. Davis. Tho luchoda Club hold a meeting last cvonlng’ at the club houso on the Washington strum. bridge, when ’ the chief topic undor consideration was the forthcoming clumbukc. which will be held next Sunday at Nnuvoo, where the club has a summer house. Secretary or State Rogers finds no culpable negligence on the part of Ed- ward N Pratt tho chuultour concern- ed in the automobile uriidont in New Haven which caused the death of Thomas Worthington. and restores i’rutte's license as u chauncur. Mrs. Henry (troupe and daughter. or town, have been spending In past thruu wooks with friends and re alive! in tlrunbury. Among tho.piuces they have visited are with Mr. and Mrs. John H. 'I‘Inidor. lidcon lIrowor. Henry Finch and Edward Ilrowor. or Nor- waik. "l'hey will remain here until the out! or the month. l'osialu are Oliver Mitchell. the affable cash!” in tho Norwalk union of In Armour Bed compony. and he repor ii that he lb bsvlnir a duo reaction at Rooksway Beach. whom he in oatuping with his psrcniw from New Jersey. Miss Myr- tle Finnoy. or ibrrkoicy street, is also cumulus at. the some place. ltirs. Sophie A. Weed. of Wall street. has recently returned born a week's visit with Rev. sud Mm. Jiiillmt lieu tori Werner, or orwaiit, who are sum- morina at Orsi amour. in the Catskill mountains. She reports Iliut Mu. Werner is in due henliii. Nov. Mr. Werner comes toNorwslk ouch week. and preachos the Sunday aormoiil. The report or the special (-ommittoo :guoinied by iiib cemmlssion on the urch and social sorvlco or the Fed oral council Diddle Churches of Christ. Iii America. concerning the industrial wiiustion at South 8 thlshom. Penn- sylvania, has been or too and dis- tributed to tho nubile. Rev Charles I. m Do ”is Of ““01 milliliter or ths boatmicsioa. amnion cannon i licirgusly bright and sparkling. _~ avenue. hes recently returned from “ Mn. and is now quills ill at tho ‘ Constable and Mrs. J. V win's sister. being received Mm‘ Norwaik. ‘ é, coon Gemini» I saw work. miss. muscu- “ Night Out is a scream tmitt start to . finish. It hardly gives tine time to breathe between laughs. Clarita D'sy tsicilocntiudhliy... lever arson» and fégdtnflng, w is the Bil.” Struck could be witnessed ct. mm r- W send and there comedy is de- . w WW. I‘“ I Mr» Henry Tolles oi Woodward horns of her mother Ia Daricn. J Goodwin starmd yesterday on their trip to Ohi- caao, where they will do some sight» seeing and be the guest or Mr. (tooli- What" 5 the Use in smoking an Interior cigar. when you can not the best for the same , money Roger Ludlow. 10c Twin City.“ or The Nugget. 5c * CIGARS - I Are the Best ALL DEALERS i5. J. REYNOLDS Public Auction The entire property of tho late Ste- phen S. Raymond. at Talmuugc iIIiI. near New Consuls. Conn. will be sold at Public Auction at 3: 30 p. in. on Wednesday, August to Property con sists of 12 acres (4 boron of land and 8 of water). now and grist mill water power. mill pond and old established ice business. with ice houses or 1.000 tons capacity and 7 room dwelling. all within three minutos of ’i‘alrsudge liill station. ' Per or M it"rli/i 0. humour 1 Atlmluiutrntilx. JONES a VALENTINE. Auctioneers NOTICE Water Coosumers City of Norwalk The consumers of water on the City of Norwalk system are here- by notified that the use of hose will be allowed only between the hours of 6 to 8 a. m.. and 6 to 8 p. m. The use of hose at any oth- er time is positively prohibited. SAMUEL LYNES. GEORGE I. BUXTON. GEORGE MURRAY. Water Commissioners. .... Renting Cars A Packard and n Peerless to rent. The two classiest and best, riding cars on the market. with on expert 1 driver. for three dollars an hour. with a minimum charge of live dol- lars. 'Anyono can afford on auto- mobile.ride at this price. (let your date ahead, ' w. A. HANFORD 02 North Main OI. DI. R. L. IOHANNAN. of dismiord. .conn..i Writes the Following Itrsng Testimonial Commanding Dr. Dick's Medicine: Dr. Dick's Medicine Company. South Norwalk, Conn. Gentlemen: i can add. with all con. Milton. 6 word in commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine. it does all that Is claimed for It i have used the prepar- mm in my inaction for many years. and can certify to its value p sli the disorders or the syitem wits its use is lodiostod. Sincerely yours. ; it L. iIOHANNAN. Iii) . i l "WW 4.. «w.....c.u.~ ... GRAY BROS unnurwomm. of In» . proud ’8 O D A and Mineral ' Waters conscience lcfi w... Vichy, tieltser, Carbonic, larlsparllla. (Hit Ale and Lemon 8 ar DIIP ROCK AM‘IMAN WILL ' warn UOIO V The Mimi and M fit! mo Mutton. Inst-I mulls div-suns sit on solicitor .. 'uu ' P. O. Box flit-JILL no wii»ui with it Mould.“ Lithium M Norwslk. Conn., July :9. 1910.} 1 chancfi for you to secure a saving of from onsotbird to one-half on your purch»e. ‘I‘ .Reg. Price. Sale Price. ’Reg. Price Sale Price. $11.50 til-as ‘ $498 $345 'I“ $6.50 $3.98 M75 32-98 $6.00 $3.25 $4.50 $2.75 $5.00 32.98 $5298 $2.25 A. J Collins Co. Funeral Diredors ind Embslmers. . 1248 North Main Street. Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes, Examined Free a wau. crnasr. . cosmos connects $chool offices open every day for cnroihnrut of students South Norwslk .. ...—...... wilnmumvm'mm .LLWIAMMM .... VEILING Veilings are here in the widest variety of the prettiest and most becoming kind. "the latest addition to the stock is the "Storm Queen." a large chitl‘on veil. hematitchcd all around and guaranteed waterproof. It comes Pink Brown and all desirable shades. We also have pretty patterns in White Wash Veils now so popular. at 98c to $3.00 each. Any of our 25c Vcilingu. Black or Colors. special for this week. 19c yard. s The. N. tZ'ING we’ve knocked oi? the profit on our Men's and Women's Shoes. See them in our window. MEN’S $4 and $3.50 WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES. now ..... ........... O. “ D. Jackson Two" N'rY—sncono ' ‘ 86 Washington St. South Norwalk yes. This is a South Norwalk. Conn. Optician Pincus «a uonwaut. ‘. Annual 0 score ER 1. 1910 Stamford Port Chester in Navy. Myrtle. Sby. Black. White. ; nun—m twice last night at 10:20. , stun In Kentucky and Chicago is home Tho regulir Saturday evening dance “ will be held this evening at The Knoll. ,1 1) ill. DishrowIwili preside at the ori _ «an in the 80th Norwalk Congress- . tlonsl Church tomorrow and next. week Sunday. II'i‘he Booth Norwalk tire belIIgtruok was thought that crossed wires caused the ringing. ‘ LAST ;2 DAYS Golden Hzirvest la; 7 The Sale that Outshiucs All . Other Sales W The liaison. May and trace Bhoehsn. ‘ or 80th street hue gone to New York. where they will spend a two weeks' va- ‘ cation with relatives. W Mrs. Richard Volst and daughter. Vi ols. oi Burritt avenue, trolleyed to New Haven on Thursday and returned in the evening by train. Mro. Charles Rubey. or Lewis street, who has been shading the week in New York, with Mrs. Augustus hitter. . has returned to her home. Miss Dorothy Marsh. who has been hitting at the home or her cousin. Miss Enid Show. or West street. has return ed to her home in Brooklyn. Unheard of prices. Never before . Seasonable Merchandise been priced I low. Come Tonight and Monday. . J share in the "GREAT BARGAINS Mrs. A. E. Gilmartln. of Brooklyn. and Mrs. Robert Elwood. oi New GI» naan. spentnyoslsrday with their cou- sin. Miss Maude Rubey. of Lewis street. I Miss Frances DePierne. oi Surnmlt: street. celebrated her birthday yester- day and in honor of the event aho sud her slator Antoinette are vinltors in Stamford. :‘Ilie House of Activity and Progress" ” 92 Washington St .0 I. MINTZ’S w. Franklin iilslmp, of Holden sVo nun, who attends the Yale. Forestry school at Millord. Pa.. during tho suinI tour. is remembering his iricnds hero with metal cards. A horuc of John liydo, oi Chestnut street, kicked a hole in the side or the the burn which he was Occupying. The home was desirous oi More air and procured the name tor himself. "9" .- W ...—Mm HONEST WORK AND HONEST MATERIALS AT AN HONEST PRICE BY HAVING YOUR PLUMBING DONE The Jones 8. Hotchkiss Co. 17 Wall Street Phone 742 Nomlk. 09,0”. Miss Cora blood, It trained nurse graduated from the Norwalk iioopltai. who hurt been practicing her proton ESTIMAT E8 CHEERFULLY FURNISHED The Hatch & Bailey Co IOUTH NONW ALK. CONN. MILL TEL- 4". YARD TIL. “-1. Lumber. and Mill Work for Eye from a Piggery to a Palace“ SPECIALTIES .i'iudow mass or every description. One. two and three-ply Tar Pabst. lash Weights and Cord Slaters' p“... \iouidud “$00!!!!" Gutters. two sizes. Lincoln" Aanwui none Rooilnit. ”mm“ “d mm" 99"“ I I Hair insulating and matching Pam land will remain for the winter. ...-n»... lIiIsoos Mae E. and Gertrudo L. liar ris. ol' \‘I'cst strcot. leave Ioduy (or II 'lwo weeks“ visit st Pleasant View Form. the: homo at their sister. Mrs. George P. Lireher. in “cuboid. Mrs. John blidtlinfllml, or Stillman otroei. Bridgeport. and Mrs. Catherine Mltler. or Stratum-d nvonuc. Bridgeport. are meals at their sister, Mrs. John H. Smith. of ii Elisabeth street, this city .._. ”Am...” in Norwalk but work then? were fit- Ioen sales or real estate. and the mun-I unites ninouutcd to 824.95 For tho last week in July last your. there were luonly trench-rs of properly but the mortgages were only ”4.190 ’w—wm lsanc t‘. (furry. oi Proopocl avenue. the acute! bookkeeper. (or ii. 1-2. Buil- . wiic. tho renowned butcher and roni estutc dealer is anticipating the joy» of a week‘s vacation next week. He will spend much time in New York. ...-.....- .... warranted. Gregory iskiynn. of Kellogg street. the wcll~known carpenter. Iii assisting for ill low weoks In the market or H. id. ilatiwils, in Prospect avenue, whiio the other riorks and tho bookkeeper lire enjoying their annual vocations. E. Ryan (10., SHOES. now . . . . FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP Successor to Flynn & Ryan "MIT. ”so wAamuhrorl Century Compound Stops Leaks on Tin or Shinclc Roots But his yrs now called ”Never! " is not minor. (or no bod leaks or imprison old or you “t as “Century Combound" . The abov ASbestos Your first thought You have been forced to tins and Incidental , ii that your root “in?” ales an s tsshmoar was men an or bath at the Iniuooiion hear- in: In the Stamford Court. Avril it. 1 IO. , Ws odor tho Century Compound at lilo "It GALLON and use who all roolilil work tor titres: I The Century Roofing meutacturing Cu. 1 08 WASNINOTON ‘1 till)?- ins if.» ‘IruK ens bitter expsrisncs with. IOUTH NORWALK. rroois. udnotuluungord : .. mw ’ii ! mail it Multinationals“. s‘s‘y out f?“ nun-y tor ““32”. new", ' othdrsuliii ' I. Iii-woman» m is. d lflVlIW AVINIII ‘ near future. Frank Kurplnskl. who is employed as butcher In the market or ii. Id. Bail. wits. in Proupect avenue. has «turned to his duiios alter the first installment- oi his vocation of three days. lib will , , trike the rest or his vacation in tile , AicyourrsivsleMdocumIs John Hyde. who is employed in lieu ry T Prowitt s hardware store in Main “‘6 mundane MW“ can 89' dim A loil-set will resign his position at that blatantly? These new Shaw—Walker filing plan this evening and curt In buai- devices will help you. a they are helping others. news for h sell. The new buoiuess will be sol n3 oil and gasolode. He will cover Norwalk. Wealport and New lanaan. Arthur Murray. or the hostel- hiotor Company. of the Broadway oiilces In New York, bod a large Briarcllli model Losior touring car in Norwulk, ovul- Thursday night. Yesterday mornlntl he utnrtod irom Norwulk with the tab lowing young men. who are employed in New York: Henry Valiant. Hoyt Muses. Harold Baldwin. Conrad Prior and William 0tloll.«ror that city. but had not reached a point further than the top or West street hill in South Nurwaiit. when a'ptinstnre made them stay a while. A new tube was toio phoned for and the party were seen assIn under way about It o'clock. Tm Tip" Sectional Fin-i; Davies. I'e lust what you “OK! You can have just what . ywwanl in a Staci: large or unall and iii acost Tab low. You can start mall and Windefimlciy as your WW Musician-music ‘ quVIhhku: ' his” ... aorta A. .i Angevuie & Son Co. 134-136 Washington St. S. Norwslk" titty minnow C. N.~Wood surveyed the live house door, yesterday morn- ltiasud plans are being made for the repair work. batman of tho the onmmittse. (I roe J. Bailwits has ap- poiutsd Thomas Robbins as inspector of the work. Notbtul definite has been done. Contractor Chappl states that it too much repair is to be done. he will vs no the Job and lot some one else it it it Mr. (ihappi should do snobs thing he would receive no pay for; the work done. He took the con. tract tot"1 00. and has already lost mono would rethin- 3Ivo up the lob n lotto ore. The work will out be innocent until it suits the tire committee. nuts smPosthAJt. bids ' “nitric “i 3mm "°“ on r s intuit "broom or weapon. you and Otto! Iors' Home. to Nomtoh. Post: it to attend the funeral. .....m............ ...... - .... .I W...“ Now Open Uh Shore Dinners a specialty. Dancing. Ctirn on Cob Now Serycd with om binders moo anaemia” and Qihel A.“ m0 L, ,IIS I‘m. Asthma an arm 1»me riot EcpecIal Attention Given to Antoniobtle whibhm will hold whom» airmen wow TR 500 R RROS" Managers in the W port Methodist Church. in It holly. mid will meet at the Post .. . ‘ " . Thc'IMiusiahh silvur. rs rooms at 2 o'clock. on ‘ - ' s I arc with tiny rest h . . ‘hlitii the t: it) trolley win is suiiicisnt distance on it“ A. 6. Benton mm iii the " I homo nil prevent hilstsrlgfiw loom sthodist Church will bill his. unit I took Marthe to thswomsn s but erombl e magi. of Wes rt. will our point: to warn “Hunts quaint I so rum in in body. The time or the in thin Mic cuiar. ' turricoa In 3 o'clock. It was slss voted . I , will the Point; virgin to he :‘4 III so. will...»
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