. sauces. 'Aos swears
“willyoertainty tickle potato. u.
. firmness and antic .‘ . . ,
radios. in washings” at.
2W
IYINING SINTINEL TILIPHONI
‘ CALL!
Widows Department
Imbuslaass Department
“ll-Branch cities. Norwalit
sso n-Idiur'a Residence .
Mad—City Editor's Rssidaaoa
Lawrence Henley. ”of Main street.
has recovered from a few days illness.
John Grandup, of Broad River, went
last Sunday with friends in Rye. N. Y.
‘ u————l—~
Mrs. George J. Baliwitz, of Spring
Hill is suffering front a badly ulcera~
ted tooth.
Miss nouisé ‘ not... ”or "eranblfry.
who has been critically ill at her home
remains about tiresome.
._.__,
William Thompson. of the New York
Grocery company has purchased a fine .
new horse from Oscar H. Banks.
W.-
Dr. and Mrs. J. Cannon Newltirlt. of
Morgan avenue. lott town yesterday
(or a vacation at Lake George.
Mrs. Emma Bradley. has returned to
her home in Norwaiit after a pleasant.
visit with friends in New Canaan.
Henry P. Shields is enjoyiugf a
week's vacation frtfin his dutieagas
prescription clerk at R. ii. Plaiated's
drug store.
«Automobiles for hire. at 0hr H.’
Banks’ Livery Stables. River street.
Norwaili.
Postcards are being received from
James Haugh. who is spending his va-
cation in Albany. N. Y., report a very
fine time.
1. . ,,
Mrs. Eugene Webb. and daughters
the Misses Beatrice and Molina-til are
the guests of relatives in town for a
few days.
Miss Catherine ()imstead. of New
Canaan. silent several days recently
with her aunt, Miss Mend.
Nor'waiit.
of West.
Mrs. Arthur C. Wheeler and sister.
Mrs. Dix. loft Thursday for iiiuo Point.
1.. 1.. where they will be the guest of
their cousin. Thomas Cousins.
The barn of llayrnond and Son. in
iioyt street. has been renovated.
Among the improvements is it new ce-
ment floor laid by Charles A. Davis.
U
Daniel Brown. father of the well
known George lirown. of Spring Hill.
is seriously ill at the home or his son.
A Westport physician is attending
him.
Mailman George Nit-keratin. of Del-
ileu avenue will enjoy a day's vurav
tion today and will go to Now iiavsn
where he Will remain until tomorrow
eyeing.
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Mrs. Henry tlroupe and daughter. of
ion. have been spending illi‘t‘t' woeltit
with friends send relatives in t‘ran-
bury. The) will return home at the
end or the present month.
t'nrdn received from Oliver Mitchell
of the Norwalk' otliro of the Armour
Ili'i‘f company. who is spending some
ttnm iii ltocloiwny llenrii report a very
fine time.
is
tlovoruor Wealth has appointed .lohn
llnrion deputy harbor Illiilllm‘ of the
port of Hartford tor three yearn from
Alimlll 1. 19M. 'l'llo itpptililitilt'tll VIII
made on the rat-oniuwiuiulion of liar
lltil‘ Hunter (7. li. i-iitnouda. .
Mrs, l-lophio A. Wood. of Wall street.
who has been spending a week's visit
with liar. and Mrs. J. llunieu WNllt'l'.
who are camping at (Braiitamoor re-
turned recently and rblnlria a very
great improvement in Mrs. Warner's
health.
.iudko James P. Plait in the district
court. of the United States has dis
charged ironi hanittjiiptc Frederick
J. Treat. ileum W. Die ens and J.
Frank Vinal. of New Haven. tools
it. moduli. of [hast Granny and Ed
ward w. Kelley. 3th. tit .tiouih Nor-
walk.
“and“...
The port. that it. 0. Quin hall and
needed orria Flood as munaaor oi
the New Yet-ll cities of the John ti.
plateau (in. is incorrect. Mr. Quinn
has taken over part”of the territory
tMr. flood formerly“ covered when he
was with the John (3. Wilson (in. and
this is believed to have caused the in-
correct report. »
*Miacmi." in.“
Se SW12“
rum Commit
,ys
Milli. lira anywhere iii
" motes or
for $23. ;
per hundred per year. by
NWWMiliMDNN.
. ~‘ limitless nu?»
m ‘
foNOL.
. 'r‘lta uonsan
Tonic Remastructor
l BOLD ONLN IV
53:. n BAXTER__
Time for K. D. Frames for next aum~
mer’a best. new. Special prices. Twa
slightly used boats for sale; one 28-ft..
.haif cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PotnhNorwallt
A Bad Tooth
Is Bad Company
Many people so dread the extracting
of teeth that they put off going to a
dentist until it is an absolute neces-
sity. While it is better for the patient
to have it attended to in the earlier
stages it does not matter to me. for
the difficult oneswold roots. teeth
with long or- crooked roots, or those
crowded closely together. are taken
out in a most satisfactory manner.
with mouth and gums left clean and.
wholesome, and best of all. without a
particle of pain. Come in and let we
demonstrate it to you.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
to South Main Sb. south Norwalk
Hours: a a. tn. to it p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Perfect
Eyesight
is your best friend. Let our l‘hy-
slclan. who is a Skilled Eye Spec-
. laiiat. examine your eyes. N0
~(3i-iAltt’lE F011 EXAMINATloh'.
TIEAMER
STAMFORD CONN.
OpenMonday a Saturday l-zveniull'
fl
u . .
Haaaoawvrzw Senorita-slim:
paarv.
Large Party Occupied the Boxes at the
Iiiou Dream.
The members of lllt.‘ Harbor View
Beach 'l‘ennlsyiuh had a theatre party
lut evening at the iliiou lironm.
Hoyt's Theatre. being guests at the
performance of the, management The
hill for the concluding thret.I days is
an excellent one and was thoroughly
onioyed'by the theatre party. which 0i»
copied the proscenium boxes on cituer
lid. of the theltrc. and by the whole
audience.
in honor of the special alumni of the
evening. the bolted \rt-iu iii-curated
with American units and hunting and
over each her were large initials of
the club. "H. V. ii. 1‘. ('7'
Al. the» conclusion of the porinrnr
once an adjournment was lulu-u to the
cottage of Mr. and Mrs. ll, lij'ltnt'llt'n
at Harbor View Beach. where there
was a further social session and whet-o
it supper was Served.
Those who participated in the events
of the evening included:
Mr. and Mrs. H. lirltllt'llo and faintly.
George Hyde and ltichurd ilydu. Miss
Alice Adams. Misti Edith 'i‘aipoy. Mr.
and Mrs. Varian. Mr. and Mrs. stair
and son. Mr. and Mrs. smith and “Hill
iy. Miss Mil Beers. Mr. and Mrs. 'l'ho-
mas had family, Mina ilallday. Mr. and
Mrs. Whitehead. Will (lray and iAlflv
lie (tray. Mr. and Mrs. only and
friends. Earle nose. Miss l‘iurunm
Lurch. Mr. and hire. Mt‘lm‘on and
family. Misc Mi‘hlti‘flll and friends.
Mill Laura Hansen Mrs. .loiisip and
friends. alias lolly Lynch. Mr. Flnlior,
Mr. Iavsse and rirnua Mr. and Mrs.
Edward J. facilitator and Others.
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HOTIL ‘ARRIVALI.
Mahabharnwlt. Gould. iii.‘ Konnuy.
New York; 1. Atlas. Yonkers; i. it.
narlbsti. Wilma; w. it. Ford. Water-
bury: W. W. Chapman. Bridgeport;
C. H. Hotter. Nan York; 13‘. ll. tawton.
city; ii. Hlplood. isouiavilin. Kit; 1..
A. Libby. Hartford: '1‘. ii. Enrica and
wife. .1. Clothtsr and wife. Philadel-
phia; ll. bolus. W. H. Hall. (1. iii. l'lun-
kett Nsw York; I. 8. Man. neuron;
r. 4!. reunion. New York: J. has.
beaten. , .
New “ Post
Cod Views
of 30“. Kill“. Wit (llrclo. East llltlfl.
stun... WW .27.
V _ ‘ue ’enoe
hast Bunch.
‘ . .‘ “1:“ 1‘ L ‘ W
V 7'1“" ‘9“. M denote
“ "1’ "9mm Gilliam oluu
‘ Mrs. David w. hayindnd liaisons to
Saratosa‘ suspends tew'aoks.
.,. we. .—
i‘a spendini t
inset.
LOWS I
C. C. Resales. of Harbor avenue. is
planning to take out a party of trieuda
in his launch on Tuesday evening.
John Drisooti. oi Watsrbu . will
spend the day tomorrow wit Miss
Fred Waters. of Main street. who
has been spending the week with relic
tivea in New York city, has returned.
The Hintlona. of Norwailt. are play-
ing the camp of college fellows at Gulf
l1:11;:ture this afternoon. a game of base-
a .
John Greenwood and mother and sis.
tor. of Stamford have been the guests
of it;K A. Mitchell. in Wall street, this
W00 .
Thomas Jenkins. who has been visit~
tug relatives in New York city the
past week, has returned to his home
in East avenue. .
W '3
The Misses fleas and ltuth Hill. of
tirldgeport. who have been viulflng
Miss Katherine Beers. of Orchard
street, expect to return llOllloAhll af-
tertloon.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Holly. of Row-
an street. are spending the day at Sam
in itoclt, where the New England Or-
der of Protection will build their state
field day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis and son
lrving are spending a vacation period
at idit‘hiield. During Mr. llavla‘ ab-
sence. Warren (laser is assisting at
his store. ,
u...—
The adopition degree was conferred
upon one candidate in the meeting of
thickened Tribe. 1. 0. ll. M.. latti oven-
ing. Another pnleface Was expected
to appear for the ritual. but he. was
absent.
A party of South Norwailt young
men have eatsblished a camp at Nau-
roo and report a fine time. "iiop"
'l‘olios. delivery clerk for H. F. Clark's
market. is described as the "captain“
of tile party.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Allen. of New
Yorlt, artI spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. (loot-no Allen, of laaara
place. They started out for a trolley
ride to Mount Vernon yesterday. but
continued the trip to Norwalk.
. « .
A. P. lleckmann at Company an
trounce that on account of the expira-
tion by limitation of a treaty with
Holland and several other European
countries. August 7. it will lie neces-
sary to increase the price of a tinni-
her of wines.
Three tank loads of the oil. that has
been received by Joseph t‘orneli. tor
the town road of Scribner avenue.
ammtitting in all to Lilith aliens. were
spread upon that thurougttaro yester-
day'. it will probably take three days
to do the entire work.
no...”
The Norwailt M. E. Sunday school
and the East Avenue M. a. Sunday
miml have completed attitultcmonis
for their picnic. which they will hold
Jointly this year. The outing is plan
iwd {or next Wednetiday at (lakiantl
nil liyu lleaehea. and will he made on
to steamer liuntiugtou.
The next meeting of the executive
council of the (Brand Court of t‘onuectw
ii‘ill. Foresters of America. will be held
on Saturday or next week at ltoton
i‘oilit.. The meeting for business will
.ho held at 10 a. m. and following it a
shore dinner will be served. There will
be about fifteen in the party.
Mr. nild Mrs. Albert E. Winchester.
who l't't‘tillily nold their residence to
Putnam avenue. haw moved into the
Franklyn Apartment iiouac. HM South
Main street. Mr. and Mrs. it. it. Van
ileunon. the purchasers of the house
formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Win«
t‘holior. will move in Monday, coming
here from New York.
r
a“ MW... “no...
liouia Keeler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
i. ii, Kepler. of oyster llay formerly
oi Huiumnr street. Not-walk. returned
home yenterdny after a visit with his
uncle and until. Mr. and Mrs. .l. irviiut
Dunning. nl East Washington street.
Mr. Keelor completed this year a three
yoara‘ nourne at heats tfiollese. Califor'
la. lie is atuilylus for the ministry and
in September will color it seminary at
Meridian. Mississippi.
Highway titlininiaaionor Daniel Duns
lop extruded the crouwailt repelrlttl
campaign yesterday to the Ib'ilt herons
Fairlie-lit avenue. in front of Trial”
t'hurrh. The commissioner intends to
minutely inspect all of the uroaawalka
in the city. and in this with the pro
gram to malts a long needed improve
stunt. a large number of them will be
rebuilt. 0f tbs aortas of cmswaika
in West Washinstoa street. especially
complained about to the city oliieiais.
tow that are considered sliporliuoua
will be removed entirely and the oth-
ers rebuilt.
the italian mitten this
open question. than year t or. was a
big and suoeeaaiui celebration and it
was supposed that the aifair would
be an “anal ode. A prominent them.
her or the committee stated today
howmr. that it mid not yet be and
whether there will bill a celebration
this year. The (intuitions Day hone
tuition will have a mail
a this“ strolling .
George til, we. of Canaan Station. .
lidsy in. Norwallt on bus—
The Nerwallt Bird Club will meet .
Mondaytmuing‘ with Miss Clinton. in ..
Margaret Driseoli, of Strawberry Hill. .
W
Whether there will be a celebration ,
of Columbus my in The Norwslks by .
ear is an '
ytefitlmw'
.» “8‘
all walled not started ,
catcst it its and variaf we ever had"_in . ughat.
t e sale it have been or by tlua‘hi‘rnsl ‘Such a
rushing bueinsss you normally». And all because of
thebig. hbiteat values fornwbich Red Ta s are Ia.- -‘ ‘
meuai Thedines have been reasoned.“ each re. ~
ducediprlooinow carries, car values than ever. as
we start the second wee "Lot the sale. Get busy, if
you want some of these splendid values at lowest
prices. , ~
‘ BIG AND REAL REDUCTIQNS
VALUES AND VARIETY GREATER THAN
. EVER BEFORE
Men’s 810 to $30 Suits. reduced now to $7.85, $10.85.
$13.85. $14.85, $17.85. $22.85.
Youths’ $6 to $35 Fancy Suits now reduced to $3.85,
$6.45. $7.85. $10.85.
Boys’ Sysop $8.50 Knicker Suits. new $2.45. $3.25,
333554-85. $5.65. $6.85.
Boys’ 81.00 to 83.50 Wash Suits, new 79c, Sus.
$1.45. Sails. 82.65.
Straw Hats. Underwear. Shirts, Hosiery. Neckwear.
Fancy Wash Vests. Big Reductions.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
The New em
as Wall Sb. Norwallt.
.s . \
l
i
; euaurv
The Miocene: that have been won on ; inundation oi cheapnesa are as
acarce and unsatirtdctory as soap bubbles. Real success only follows
worth. and worth commands its price. a wise man is carom in so-
leoting the feed for his beast. A horse is like a man~~not worth much
unless he's well fed. And proper feeding means to him very much
what it does to you. lionnte llnrsa Peed theme ground) is composed
of good aweet turn. onto. barley and wheat products. fresh ground
each day; stale western foods may wisely be let alone.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
Bonnie Horse tread
Dairy Food
Chick Feed
Poultry
Stock Feed
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
th-v—wn-nov— .1... w...» . 4....
The holy l’lace in Town that
Handles Nothing But Sea F ood
Flatfish. nutter-fish. Wealthsh. Iluefiah. In Baas. Halibut. Steak Cod.
Lobstera. bolt CrabsiUttls Neck. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TMPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY.
Suggest to your summer visitors that dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
graphs. The piace is
The North Studio
: no. is wasmuoroa or."
is
NUTH NOIWALK
,V «W . m...“ .....,. w a.
Wall l’apers, Crockry, G assware
House Furnishing Goods. etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. ago.
White Curtain Poles. with Fixtures. toe.
Are you ready for CANNINO? The SEASON is here.
Square White Glass Fruit Jarawlth lightning tops. Onto par ties.
Beat Jelly Glasses. large slss. soc dosed.
Rubbers Fruit Presse's. Strainers. Etc.
Sale A tier Norwalli of the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHB.
M CHINES AND RECORDS.
Disc Records. music two sides. from the u .
Indestructible two—minute Records, 35c; «minute. soc. Flt
all makes cylinder machines.
Window Sheds- made to order. .
Painting and Decorating.
L. n. DECKER
w. .. m. . .. . m...
m ' “’mi‘ifi’hm
o
Boys' Pants at great reductions.
Men‘s Pants out way down.
COME AND SEE.
liiiill ___ii that
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—~'I‘here
was very little life in the opening desi-
inga in stocks. The price Increment
was spotty and irregular. Laciede tins
rose 1 1-2. Amalgamated Copper 1 and
Reading 5-8. Atlantic Coast Line fell
1 1'2 and Kansas 5. Texas (H.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~—Stoclts
were in scanty supply at. the opening
figures .aud when buying orders came
into the market. prices were advanced
sharply. Trading. however. grew dul.
ler as the list went progressively high.
er. Union Pacific. Southern Pacific.
Reading, U. 8. Steel. Pressed Steel Car
and American Beet Sugar gained a
point. Great Northern pfd. tilt. and
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste.
Merle lxt
i’oatahi are being received from t.‘ilf~
ford Ward. of Arch street. who is
attending a part of his vacation in
i‘rmidence. R. i.
Wattle Parks. of France street.
sprained his ankle recently and is now
unable to leave ills wagon. 'lhe swell.
in; is consideraiby reduced and it is
thought that he will be all right again.
soon. . .
The billiards aroto be the epoch.
cuts of the hierwallt this afternoon at
Amusement Park in Meadow street
ad a good game is expected. for the
visitors .are a strong aggregation.
They also have have been noted for
their clean game and frequently have
several college players in their line»
up.
There will be another fireworks ex-
hibition at. Roton Point Tuesday even-
ing under the wspioea of the Connec~
ticnt comp”. The exhibition grounds
Wail chained to the baseball enclosure
on account of mmplaint from B. F.
iieKliIn that the relics of the fireworks
DISCS. fail on the roof of his summer
residence and were likely to cause
trouble.
LIPTON'I YACHT DIIMAOTID.
COWES. isle. of Wight. August ti.»-
tllr Thornsa union's yacht Shamrock.
on board ol'whioh is King Alfonso of
Heath as a guest of the owner, was
dismantled today. A stilt wind was
blowing and a heavy rain was falling.
The Man
who is perpetually hat-d up can-
not under any circumstances he
blew.
A savlhis account may not
make you batter. but it will help.
titart a savings account now
and resolve to never be hard tip.
TheSoutlt Norwalk
Total 00.
4'5 On Iavlnls
Reliable August .; K at
‘ All I‘ L 13.. is on at
Price’s Clothing Stine}. .1.
Suits that was from static to 816.50," out
an suits tor-marijuana and s12.oo. at
All Suite formerly since. at as
an Sulta formerly 320.00 and szzao ‘stus
Ali Suits formerly $25.06. $28.00 and 830.00. at ...i“
Boya' Suits at one-half regular prices.
ii . 5‘ l .
. Straw Hats. one-half price. sugg- ‘g ff 1- y .
Many other bargains in lists and Footwear. « . . at . l- ‘
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
incontinence isijt . ‘ _ ,
13mm 83.713.000‘
\
seat
4““
'l.‘
‘2 mafia; A
HOW INDIAN! MEABUR
ans—nu.
Iy "Sleeps.” “Runs" and "snows"
They Calculate Days. Weeks and
Season. ‘
"iaatherstocking‘ la revlnsd and
Fenimore Cooper is vindicated.antl
their substantiation is found in a red
port 'from Chief Census Agent Mo-
Kenzte telling about the taking of the
census in the Fairbanks district; Mr.
McKenzie gives assuranance that the'
lndians did measure time by the
by “sleeps." indeed. he asserts that
they have no other standards of
time or of measurement. and in re-
iating the fact he cites an instance“
which throws no little light on the
difficulties of enumerating the red
men.
“Only the very young children. wisp
have been educated in the govern-
meni schools." he says. “have
knowledge of their ages or hiring.”
Til. ., ‘
and the agents were instructed 1th ..
use the age and birth months as near-
ly as talk and observation would and .
correct. Time with them is computed
on sons and snows. and distances, by
sleeps. Marriages. separations, births |
and deaths are all based upon such cal-
cula as. and we were‘ohiiged be
base our information in the same."
He then gives a instance:
"An lndian buck tainted to have liv-
ed “200 snows." After much talk and'
use of sign language it was deteb
ruined that he was about eighty years
old. He was found to have been twsnv
1y snows old when he ‘got his first
woman: to have kept her 'four snows.
when she got away;' that 'ha got more ‘
woman and keep her five snow and
she dies;’ that he 'got no woman tor
twenty snows more.‘ and finally that
he 'got young chicken and keep list“
all time ever since. new on twenty:
five or thirty snows: “
That there were other dldicultles its ,
getting the facts regarding the wor-
lgines is indicated by the following
fro the report: ‘
“ any of the tedious know a will:
oient number of English words to do
business with a white than. but who
it was determihed that the) were to be
counted they had a faculty for closing"
their mouths and knowing nothing
the tact that the agent ca 0 train the
(ircst White rather at unanimous."
Regarding the habits and character
of the people he says: '
and dirty although in recent .3! i
the teachers have taught the yo ' '
ones that «am has been the ransom
much of their illness and the prose"... ‘ ‘
generation are keeping
lhotnulm
healthier by bathing.
Their
the diseases with which the lndiana
are most enlisted. ‘ ‘
"They spend their winters in halite '
ins and their summers in, fishing. Fara r
secured. hides of moose: and vartbuii. .
age urgttgbtfo the traders and u-
c an; for and and clothing out
door for money. Out of tlioae'hidflta‘
ua- w
iii an interpreter impressed upon than it.
«all
no".
til
“As a class they are indolent. iaay ‘
bolted, “
are filthy aa a rota and conducive-tin "
a. .1
I
a:
.3.
they also matte moccasins. gloves. lath. ' ‘
lens and other curios which they trade
in the same way. The fish chinchilla
the summer are dried and used flit:
teed tor themselves and their dosh
during the winter. ' ‘
“The lndlaas’ hate on knowte
their tribal onetan ,
ways called by‘tliair viii“ ' pr locality
name. The ludiattb in It a vicinity ‘
ndlar river are called 'Ubandllr‘
.. ram with Jilin trespass.
‘ . tithe Roundhouse-let which
. m . “KW‘WW, as." g.
amass ot'fl'tialiel
avian-ii mun ti'i'
”it i‘ihiit’i‘l‘ 332':
u .
shim-ii
ti...
.i
. lré‘
dwarf”? ,
and or. a“!
om. Tbc «in is true at incessant?
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