. V L i, ii .
10c each .
.“ Fashion Book Free with every
" 4 ”thorn
E K BANKS
ruins. Ant pawn low .... a. .u m
assaults” sent. Shoes.
ado-m nonwALK.
filNING «urinal. rumona
Mime
Hz—Nswa Department
hams...
r o
be “clitoris Misuse.
”Mr-City Editorfe Residence
- . . . . .. if
Miss Beatrice 1.. Dates, of Dane].
has been spending a few days with
friends in Beacon Falls.‘
Mrs. [Milan Knapp and baby are the
guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Edward
Browncli, Raymond street. >
Emory Simpson, of Peekaklll, is
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Aisthorpe. in Seaview
avenue. .
a, Miss Mary C. Everitt. of West street,
spent the day with her sister, Mrs.
eHnry Monroe. of Cannon Station yes-
lerday.
Oscar Young, of “South Norwaik. is
visiting at the home of his brother.
Capt. Young. in Stony Brook.
Long island.
.A. It Peck of Hartford was in Nor
walk Thursday on business relating to
his automobile which is in Poriey Slur
gcs’s garage.
George Aiken. who has recently been
employed at the Kerr. Press, of Spring-
dule. is now working at the office of
the Norwaik Hour.
Miss Anna Orby. of Bridgeport. ll'
spending a few days as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jarvis, at their
home in Franklin avenue.
flooding a few \vceks at the Thousand
lands in company with Dr. and Mrs.
J. C. Newkirk, oi' Norwaik.
Miss Harriet Tolles. of Boston.
Mas, is spending a week with tho
Misscs Augusta and Olive Dibble. at
their homc ill llayview avenue.
Miss Alice Smith of Westport ls
1.. J Reynolds 0 B. Jackson and W.
A. Amblcl- nrc among a party or fisher-
men who are out on the harbor. Hush
Hines has the party in his launch.
Funds are being solicited in Lewis
born for memorials of Rev. C. M. Sel—
lcck to he placed in St. John's church.
South Salem, and in St. Paul's chapel
Is‘wisboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando 1. Allen left
Westport. today. for Fort Mansfield.
Watch Hill, where they will spend a
month, the gucsts of incutcuant and
Mrs. Putncy.
Rcv. Patti Moore Straycr. formerly
pastor or the South Norwnlk Congrega-
tional Church. now located in Roches-
tcr, New York. has been visiting in
town for a short ittnc.
Miss (‘iara l. llorsctl, of Aeficmr
street. has returned home from Plan
ant. Valley (trove Farm. in Cannon.
(limit, where she has boon sojourning
for the past two weeks.
There wcro‘only four sales of real
estate in The Norwaiks, last week.
with mortgages recorticd by Town
(ilcrit Smith or 3130.410. For the first
woek in August. iiillil. their were nino~
icon union of propcriy, and mortunzi‘s
of $23,350.
Miss Laura Baltcr and brother. Earl.
of East Norwalk, cntcrtnlneti ll party
of their lrlcntls at ”Mr home last
cvcning. Music and musing were on-
joycti nutl dainty rcft'eshmcnta were
m-rvcti. it was a late hour whon the
cactus departed for thcir respective
horns.
_ Norwalk, spent Sunday at Oakside.
i noun. spent the but week with friends
. friends aretplannlng forahls time.
deriok In. Lockwood of. Wall
street. spent Thursday in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George lit. Webb, of
vista. J.
‘ W
~ Mitts Lucretia Boston, of New Ca-
in Norwaik.
nit. Daisy Bennett, of Franklin
avenue, is entertaining William lord.
or Stamiord‘ '
David Miller. or *Belden avenue. is
enjoying is annual vacation from his
duties in he Meeker foundry in Smith
street.‘
‘ “rm”
The lsehoda club will hold its an
nual clam bake tomorrow on Nauvoo
Island. and the members and their
Post cards are being receivod from
Miss Madeline Manner. “of Beltlen ave~
nun. who lg away on hot vacation
Miss Masher is now in New London.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kellogg.
who have been spending a week at
Atlantic City. returned to their home
in issues place. yesterday afternoon.
Commodore Lauren M. Allen. who
started early in the week on the cruise
of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club. is
expected to return home today. He
made the trip in the hasship Grebe.
The new home of Nelson W. Cham-
berlin. in Main street, is completed
and the owner expects to movc in soon.
Contractors Balaton & St. John built
the house.
Three of the local trolley men jour-
neyed to New York Wednesday and
had a most pleasant day's outing there.
The trio included Alfred Mclllll. Frank
Del’ierne and .lohn Clancy.
A last game of baseball is looked for
Sunday afternoon. when the team or
the Catholic Union Council and the
All Americans cross buts. [loth tennis
are about, evenly matched and a good
iultimo is expected. The game will be
played on the Kenna grounds and will
be called at 3:30.
'l‘he forty~socond annual re-unlon or
the Einhtcnth Connecticut lit-gr.
inl‘llllli association will be held in the
Buckingham Memorial at Norwich
Thursday. August 18 whit b is the
forty eighth suniwrsniy of the real-l
ments eptcrinu the United Status ser-
vice 'l‘hc sccrctary' a report liiltms that
since last year's report twontycluht
members have died.
The annual reunion of the Roy
nolda Family association will he held
Thursday, at the Narragansett hotel.
Providence, "R. l. George A. lie!-
nolds. secretary of the board of fire
commissioners of Hartford. is title of a
cmumittcc of three to mnkc urrunge~
mcnts for the affair. The othcr two
mcmbcra are William G. llcynoids, of
East ilnddam. and Judge. J. 1'. Roy-
nolds. of Bristol. R. l. These annual
rc-unlons have all proved very onioy-
able and all have been largely attend
ed. There will be a large uttcnduucc
this your also. i
l
lilies Martha Coyle, a young lady
from New York. who is visiting with
her cousin. Mrs. Joseph Murphy. Jr..ot
30 Franklin avenue. celebrated her
birthday anniversary at the above
named place ycslcrdny. 'Mlss Coylc
like all other young lndlcs is not tuli-
ing everybody how old she was. so all
that can be said was that yesterdly
was the anniversary of her birth. Miss
Coyle. as has hot-n said, is a delight»
ful entertainer, and on tho occasion
celebrated yestcrday she lived up it)
her reputation. A tout enjoyable time
was had by every no proacut.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best ridina
cars on the market, with an expert
driv’er. tor three dollars an hour,
.wiih a minimum charlie oMivo dol-
lars. Anyone can ailord an auto-
moblle ride at this price. tlct your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
l2 North Main 8i
'
Charles Vcrlin, of mmcreat Terrace,
has resigned his position with the Big»
low Varnish Company. and it! now trav
cling for his father. Hi! is covering
the routc close at bomb this week. but
will leave for Boston next week on the
eastern rouic. He will probably lakfi
ovor his father‘s entire luminous in.
time.
Mro.‘ (lootxc ()lmatead, of Wllion
street. who has had a large number of
her line pwis tnkcn. has reported the
matter to the selectinon and that body
has started an investigation. According
to the law of the state this loss must
be made good. the money mmina out
of the receipts for (log licenses. Don
Worden Bryan 11. Silk has been dctnll
ed to look after the ease and to lind if
possible the canine that ("it tho work.
Clifford Crew, of Norwnilt. iamlfokG
log (or daioanes from ti. ll. Wits an
an occurrence that took place 'i‘hum
day evening. Mn. Crew left his motor-
cyclo in front at the store or linbbeii
ill Staples. in Watcr Itroot with its
riuht. side to “munch. Mr. Wilson in
his automobile canto along and basis
«it into the motor cycle. The machine
was knocked over and the pedal M‘OR'
en In addition to this the frame was
sprung;
SALVADOR (MARIO’i‘T
General Contractor
sewer. water Wfl. Mistresses-
ry work and reek excavation
mates dilution) given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
Tel. 816-3 ..26.W00d Street.
liti-
DR. H. L. IOHANNAN. of Otamtord.“
(loom. Writes the Following Strong
Testlmonial COMMIfldlnfl Dr Dick's
Medicine:
01'. Diuk‘ Medicine Company,
Norw Ik. Conn.
Gentlemen:
iidencs. a word in commendation of 1m
Dickie Medicine. it does all that in
South
claimed for it. i havo used the prepar-
ution in my practice for many years.
and can certify to its value in all the
disorders of the system where its use
is indicateab Sincerely yours.
.iiOIiAINNAN.’ M D
“up“..- .MWM—m .4. -m
CRAY EROS.
Manuluturora oi lm~
proved
SODA and
Mineral Waters
aarasLIsHso ma
Vichy, Battier. Carbonic.
' llmoorilla. Gin yer
Ala anti Lstnon Bods
DRE? ROCK
Al'i‘ldlAN WILL
WAT!!! USED
The Forest and last
P. 0. Box till—fret 190
“W GANAAN. CONN.
tin-MW under the wood and Druu
MS, June 20. '0‘. Serial No. {755
a
n. ,
8
i can add. with all con-l
The best work of the most bed factories can he iound on our floors.
There is no deem so new but what can be found here. While we
have the moat lafipmsh’e beds made that can be called good. our
stock embraces a', great many novelties at moderate prices and from
that on up to the best beds made. We have sonic bargains in beds
that Will interest the closest buyer.
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS
BRASS BEDS .
.......82.50 to $18.00
..$ro.oo to $60.00
A. J. Cdfiins Co.
a». n..uo
Funeral Directors and Embaimers.
South Norwalk. Conn.
12-18 North Main Street.
O. B. J ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined. Free
as wast. ITIIIT. PHONE «a. nonwaut.
Any time is the RIGHT TIME to consider entering
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
But the BEST TIME is
Opending Day. September xst
Offices are open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
FOR ENROLLMENT
Stamford
.
South Nomiit Port Chester
~— * mmmju‘
. .WMH...‘
Fresh Assortments
oi Neckwear. Waists. Belts and Leather Bags ask your ad—
nitration.
Particularly pretty and dainty are the new Princess Slips.
and beautiful White Skirts, which arrived this week: and there
is something for ever taste and need iii the collection of
charming. well made ndcrmusllns to be Won our count-
ers. Doo' t miss seeing them.
WAISTS ............................ 79c to $10.00
PRINCESS SLIPS .................. SLOO to $7.50
WHITE PETTICOATS .............. 98c to $6.00
COMBINATIONS ............. . ...... 98c to $4.00
The N. E. Ryan 00.,
86 Washington St. South Norwalk
we’ve knocked oh“ the profit an our Men's and Women's
Shoes. See them in our window.
MEN'S $4 and $3.50 SHOES, now .................. $3.75
WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES. now .
FLYN N S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Fifln & Ryan
” WASHINGTON DTRIIY. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
.................
Century"? Compound
Stops Leaks on Tit? or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Neverteait" is not lull-his for stoooml
bad tasks or for use on old or poor roofs and not II lasting or durable
"lentury Compound. " '
The above testimony was nven under oath at the iniunciion hear-
ing in the Stamford Court. April 1!. mo.
We onst- the Century Compound at. We "ill GALLON and that
union all mils; work tor three years. ”I
The Century Rooting 8t Manutattunng Co.
' ’ as wasnmofrtlit mum.
<-
w."
one
Asbestos Century Shingles
THE R00! THAT OUYLlVII Will continue
Your first thought, is your roof. Probably yes: he” had more than
one bitter experience with a roof that dOVflW animus-clad inh-
You have been forced to buy out good money for constant replirl.
painting and incidental damages. stimulus. mu better moo
know that your roofia storm-proof ll umroroot Asbestos”!
H7 Antonie. are shallowly indestructible. Madtolliydraulio meat.
control-cell with unsatu- fibers. connected by tremendous mason.
liCflEi‘iES H. MMome. “Maw avenue
sou-m seamen
oasmvrav. WILDWW sled surnames.
Harris I: (ions are discharging a
horse of anthracite coal at their wharf
in Water street.
Miss Gladys Ii. lane. of South Wil-
ton. is entertaining an old' school
h'lend. Dr. Page.
Mrs. James Barry. of Camp street is
entertaining her cousin, James E.
roll. of Wilkes Barre, Penn.
M"
Thomas Smith has resumed-his du-
ties on the local trolley lines alter a
varnlion of a Week spent
York
in New
A force of the street department is
The dirt
at work on Berkeley street.
being
put on" is carted from Wall
street. ‘
“-6.“...-
Mrs. Lorenzo Adams and sons, oi
tress street. lcft yesterday for Mount
two
Verno, whom she will
weeks.
spend
Joseph Storm. of Philadelphia. re
turned to that city after helm: in this
town to attend the luncrai of his fath‘ .
er. Mathias Storm.
Today has been very fine.
has been clear.
for continued fair weather.
.v-Mmo.
The Grenporl Milling, company has
tiled in the tunic secretary's office an ‘
Its author-
lnconmratlon certificate.
laud capital stock is 825,000.
w...— .w. _.—.
s
The Winnipauks and the Mayflow-
ers. of East. Norwallt, will cross hats
A
in the latter place this afternoon.
very good game is expected.
' l
” ' you let thinn run on to’tlie lull min-
ior "7,576.75.
lcorgc 1". llrnd y.
Montgomery. of Holden plncc.
A plaatcr cast of the medallion of
l-lcuutor Orville ll. Plait. tor use over
ihc north portico of the stoic capitol.
has been received by the superinten-
ticnt.
m
Acting Governor Brooks
has up
‘provod ihc July hill of the Norwich
hospital for ӣ17.96, and that of the
for the insane
Connecticut liospltal
Emma Mnbcllc Palmer, ot’ b‘slrfloid
avcnuc. who has been ill with typhoid .
is gaining
slowly aficr n rclapsc of anoihcr week
lever for universal Weeks.
Thc son is quite ill yet.
u...
ncorcc E. Thompson and family. of
East Norwnllt. left town
Edith nrcnuc, _ ‘
curly this morning for ilsrithnmstcd
l‘onu.
that
2nd.
vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. Prior 1’. Burns. of East
avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. William
llnbolta. of Berkeley aircct_
to town
slnic.
_.....-..L . ...
William Norman of (‘lll'i street.
rinh toot width be crushed recently
when a cake of ice toll on It
\\t l‘t‘ hrultt‘n.
painful.
Whllc
storm of Thursday afternoon
"to machine soon refused to work.
’l‘hc auto had to be towed to the local
garage whore s new spark roll was
put in by i‘erlcy C. Blames, and the
> Judge continued on his way.
(“hint of Police Thomas Bradley and
narrowly escaped
serious injury on Thursday afternoon.
George 1. ihtxton
The air
the temperature of “
just the right sort and the promise is
oi Ponghkcupaio,
has returned to that place after spend
lug some time with Mrs. William it.
They will attend three weeks in
returning September
._ The Hatch & Bailey
returned
last evening alter taking an
exit-third auto trip through New York
is
laid up at his home with a vein sore
No bones
but the wound is very
driving from Wilton in the
the
spark coil in the automobile of Jua-
tlcc William K J. iluhbcll got wet and
,. .niv he.
unfil‘HvE‘lr'fl‘t 3W .(mi€*r.“‘
F mat" Clea n~Up
.Ail Dresses. Stilts and sent
Most 00 and somd prim will move them. A chance to buy It .
rn’sre traction of the real values. ‘
$1 Corsets. 69c
The vet y latest model. good 81
Ivaiuca. (in sale ........... 69c.
50c Corsets, 39c
it) down {too councils to he sold
today .................. 39¢ pr.
$3 Dresses. 95c
White tangent; presses. neati
trim led with lice; a gr
than e to save Final Clean
Up ...... . ............. .. .m _
Dresses. 82. 98»
Out they go. so and 16 Summer
Dresses it‘lnai Clean-U12 . .12.“ .
$12— 315 Lingeh
Dresses. $7. 98
t‘ losing out all 812. $15. 318 hi
gerie Dresses [at
O I l/ '
Bathing Suits, 19"“-
Any liutliiug Suit in otir stock
Half Price
19c Waist Plus.
9c Set
Holly l’ins, .‘l to a box: regularly
iiic. For totltty ...... ‘...9r. set
10c Hair Nets, 5c
a v.0"
Suite. 81. 98 I. .3
We will place on sale Suits in‘
white and ten. to close out. Ellie
a1 Clean- Up .............. $1”
0
190 Kimonos, 1'0
Again today We sell 10c iiair Short Lawn Kimonos: tcguiarly
Nuts ..... . ........ . ......... 5a 190. (in sale ........ .iba
l“ ‘
Just another list-gain Basemtiht
wear' 19c Special 81 \i’aists on sale. .89:
lioys‘ Summer linticrwc‘ar, rcc- " -
ulnrly :Lfic. (in sale. ........ 19c Buttons, 1c per d“.
Closing out 500 dozen Buttons.
worth up to be. On sale. to dot.
Skirts, 95c 81 49c
Closing out all Summer Wash
Skirts at .......... 95c and 490
25c Window
Shades, 19c
All colors. our regular 25c. \i'in-
(low Shades. tin saic todny.19c
New idea Patterns and all Pwllostions out today for September.
MINTZ’S
:The House of Activity and Progress"
* ”as" Washington , "st. ‘ "" ‘
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_,.-
.. sou-rut NOIVIALK. sous
mu. TIL. on. ‘f
t
vane TIL- «A.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description.
{nah Weights and Cord.
\ aided \i’oodon Gutters. two III...
ncoly" Asphalt Fabric Raoul].
mind.
me. two and tum-oi: Tar new.
Slatera' Paper.
Sheathing and Buildera' Paper.
flair insulating and D'i'tatentlt: Pam "'
lwhcu they wore coming down Main
street from Winnipauk. in front oi
the lloycr piaco u iaruc trcc stands and
it was this that was touch affected by
the pole which had blown up. The
liml. lcll utter the auto passed and
cor,» close behind it.
Mr sntl" Mrs. Albert Wcllnita, of
l'liupcl uti‘t‘ri. entertained a large num-
ber of their friends on Thursday cvc-
ninu in tumor of their [110!” the
Alliance his Miller and Emma Roostel
formerly of Noranlk Vocal selection:
were rendered by Miss Alma DuPont.
of Fiaibuah, is l.. ind William Woll-
- Are you to strap! to
win in the battle tor him?
‘A'C 5M" Pilvsie mouth. Cinema
nits also entertained by a number 0! . “a mac Where
classical piano selections. ltctrosh' W. ? “my? a??? ”M _
manta were served and it was a late ‘ “a , y M w— at“ m. .
hour before the party brokc up. ‘ m Wm hob W“- u the! "0 RENO“!!- j
A REAL MISER
With Him the Ruling Passion Wu
indeed Strong in Death.
The talk turned on minors. and a
tilted italinn In the party said:
"Let me tell you about Arpaanlo. the
famous Roman minor. and you will
know what a real minor is.
"As Aroairnlo lay dying in his cold.
dark. bare palace of stone on tho
liorno his ono thought was that. since
he was too ill to eat, a lull lira a day
was Mina saved on the food bill.
“The doctor was announced. The
doctor. after feeling Arpaunio'a pulse.
looked stave.
"'Wcil.’ said the minor, 'how much
longer have i to live?“
" ‘tmly bail an hour.‘ was the reply.
“Arnaanio'l eyes flashed fire.
“ 'You nmndroli‘ he cried. "Why do
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A. .l. Angevme & Soil Co.
134 136 Washingtol St. 8. Norwalk ,
ute like this? Do you want to ruin
met Sand for the harbor at once.‘ ~
"Tho barber arrived post‘haate. . <
" ‘Yon charge: said Arpagnio. '20 S emon a e
ccntlaitni tor shaving?
" 'Yes. at
313:?!" Witt"! ' writ" 5 "to? To act. was save on iron vita «any aovauraeas or
"A t t ed int i k 96 ‘ L V
mmaa;u..::.. tau..- The ~ .tiational Auto W380“
"with“ shave the quick". “it saw
hr one cannot. ii” to A rm! mo isobar
“As the operation finished Ammo
dim. But with his last breath. utnillnat
homily no murmured while the bar F E Wk M and C M
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