can I out Mans awaits
will «but: tickle palate. Al-
”wars pen and satin ,.
‘KLA‘NE
‘ ill ,waaainqm at.
W iittiilii‘oii iii ”“- P!
AYLOR 8t GOLDEN
WA‘ iiiNli'i‘O TRINI‘I'. WU‘I'H
.. NOW A KIN
ILIEHQN! “Sim
,VINOL
* WI MOD.BN
“Tonic Reconstrudtor
i ' loan ouuv av
F. HBAXTER
IVINI-NO OINTINIL TILl'HONI
‘ CALL. ”
“Malia Department
INF-Ind nan Dopartmnt
«I.» ob Offloa.- Nor-walk
Ito -ldlI r'a nutritive.
mm Editor's Residence
Thejconl
use slang.
mon way of speaking is to
Miss Nellie Willcoclt. of‘Brooklyn, is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Fer-
ris, of Elm Grove street.
Mrs. Add A. Lawton and daughter
Ruth, of New York are guests of Mrs.
Leslie Smith, of Elmwood avenue.
m ‘
H R. Simpson. of Tensions. to
spending the day in Norwalk'ou busi
HESS.
—.-——i_—......_.....-..
With all due respect to the Old Plug
the people under it are robbed a good
deal in Its name.
Miss Emily Manville. of South Bri-
lain. ls visiting her aunt. Mrs. George
Allen. of Issues place, for a few days:
Perhaps that style of wearing
dresses that fasten up the. back isn’t
new. They always did make shrouds
that way.
lilies Sarah Mugavere has gone to
Brooklyn to be a guest for two or
three days of her brother. Nicholas
Mugavere.
George K. -Niclterson of the Norwalk
post‘ office, to spending the day on a
vacation and J. William flows is sub
stltniing fbl hor.
...——.. _—...-——-
The Mislics Sadie and Ora billy Hen
dricke. of Broad River, have guns to
East Hampton, Mass. where they will
spend two weeks with friends
was Florence F. ilclden, who has
. been spending tbc sumtnt-r with her
aunt. Mrs. E. K. St, John, has return-
ed to her home in Phlladclphla.
The benilhg of the administration
account oil John Kovak was held this
morning in the Norwalk probate
court. before Judge Iicnry W. Gregory.
Frederick T. Stabcll. of Spring
strcot, who is seriously ill with typhoid
fever. is slightly improved otdny. This
will be good news to his many friends.
'l‘hc evangelists at the gospel tent in
West avolhne will be present at the
meeting this evening at the Light-
house Misslon on the Washington
strect bridge.
Miss Adeline Napbcy. oi Lockwood’s
store. in Wall street, will commence
bcr annual vacation of two works on
Monday. Miss .Iosslo Guthrie will sub~
stithtc for her during this time.
The Iotzal Cnrpcntera‘ l'nlou has
completed arrangements for a clum-
bhkc. It will be held Saturday, Elep-
tcmpcr Slrd. at Hermon Schmidt's
grovc In IDranbury. where many simi-
lar cvcnln have been hold in the past.
w...
ICIabornic prcpaurtlona have boon
made by the members of South Nor
walk Council. Knights of Columbus. for
iomortow‘la clambake and outing In
Ilurchai'd'h Woodl. This event will be
for the members and friends, Including
the Iatllcu.
At the twilight rollgloua scrvitrcs at
the Point at iiellt- Island. tomorrow
night. several from the Mission of Liv—
ing Waters New York. willtapcnk of
tor the gospel mt-aaago hna been given
by Rev William James
There Mil bc thc regular wcckly
service at the North Main Street listi-
one Mission tomorrow afternoon at
8: lb c't-lt It and all are cordially In-
vitod to be present These services
are espetfialty helpful and the admis-
sion is fr
Miss In it Daniela. the popular young
lady of IFIc sclooiniens oiliro. will
leave Norwalk tliia afternoon for a
two woels' vacation to he spent to
various places in Massachusetts with
rolatlvoon fills expects to via“ lloly-
oke and will not return to her home
in Chostliut street for two weeks
0. Woodward and Donald
Way. of Norwalh, :tnday for New
York or re they it great friends ro-
turning cm a trip around the world
on the steamer Cine flail. booked to
land in low York th I afternoon and
reported to be outline. They will
spend Holiday in New York. returning
probably 4 Sunday evening.
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Warrerr
AH“...
Fresh Mixed Cocolatcs
lb. box, 25c
owcll Corporation
1
fish...”
Time for K. D. Frames for nextm aum‘
maria boat now. Special prloeI. Two
slightly used boat: for rate: one lid-ft,
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor
One inn. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now. ”
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster ShohPointNorwalk
=2
If you are wearing
an artificial plate which does not fit
well, makes your mouth acre, or drops
when eating or talking. there Is some
thing wrong with the plate. not with
your mouth. I have made a specml
study of this line of work and know
how to meet the demands of peculiar
shaped months. My experience In this
branch of dentistry covers many years.
*I am not an apprentice or novice at the
art. but am able to get the beat results
which knowledge. skill and experience
combined con produce Consultation
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main It" Booth Norwallt
Hours: It a m. to a p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
I J
Our Exam-
. I
, matron
loaves nothing‘undiscovcrcd. We
have a Physician. who is a Skill-
ed Eye Specialist. to examine
your eyes. WITHOUT CHARGE, if
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday it Saturday Evenings
Clarence Petty. of South Norwaik.
I spending two weeks at Bay Shore.
l., I
Miss Mamie Farrolly. oi New York
:ity. Is spending a few days with Miss
Margaret Drisooll. of Strawberry Iiill
wenua.
Miss Emma Schmidt hint rctuructl to
nor home in North Main about after
tpondlng the past week at Falls \it
age. She reports bavlnp ball a liar
.ime.
Min ida Ii. Kraemcr. sir-nouraphor
at the law office of Louis B. Iiccrs.
leaves this afternoon for Woodmunt.
where she will spend a week's vaca-
tion. a
Miss (lladya Murchtltlsc. oi Ill-coa-
which..who has been spending aevcral
weeks with Miss Laura atiiaslaml. of
Wilton aventie. returned to her home,
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth i'onnoll, of ltowny-
ton. II spending a tow days at Weston.
J. C. illicit, of it. (i. Ilun (i t‘oin'
puny. of Bridgeport. was a visitor in
town yesterday on intuitions.
W
Mina liuby Bobsub. who,hna boon
spending the greater part of tile sum-
mer with her cousin. Miss Lillian
Scbaub. of Railroad avenue. has rc-
t.urned to her home In Stamford.
W
The Milieu Edith and Hattie Smith.
of Wilton avenue, who haw, boon
spending two we its with relatives In
Plalnlleid. N. J.. are exported home
this aftIrnoon. Miss llattlo Hmitb will
ra-comménca her duties in the tidal.
ahlpt Oyster Company on Monday.
The Rev. Paul Moore Strayor. of
Rochester. Ni Y.. formerly pastor of
the South Norwallt Congregational
church, stopped In this city yesterday.
while meals to Green‘s Farms. and
With a tilt at dinner of Mr. and Mrs.
Rlcbar ii. Golden.
NIW oomr niacovasao.
CAMBRIDGE Mass. August litm-
A faint tail. botween I“ and two min-
utes long. if“ boon dimvorod on what
Ia now known as Motcalf'a comet. dis
covered early this week by Rev. Joel
H. Motcalf. of Taunton. Further oh-
aervatioaa have been rude to (tam
bristle. and the count has been obsorw
‘Id through a small telescope at Lick
New Post
Cold Views
of pailstaiasd‘. Park (lirclo tom mun
hallo View. Birdseye View, t-Iouth Cove.
Crystal Lake and Castle Venice and
East peach.
” to on. city.
Have you triodriiuuokonamacx‘ As
for it at the soda fountain. .
WW
an. n. K. it. John left this stain.
ing for Philadelphia and Atlantic Cit
Better read .
reasons for advertising.
the adv. .
Wm...
Miu Joanie Daniela.lo{ Bridgeporu.
is spending the day with Miss llllaia
Tanker. of Main street.
Mrs. n. in. non, of Ward street.
and stator in Newark. N J.
The final clean up sale will take
place this evening at the Mints store.
The adv. will tell you about It
If you are saving pink stamps the
adv. of A. F. Beckmsnn A Co. will
interest you. Better tell it up
Twelve years ago today the Span-
iards surrendered Manila to the United
States tomes. after the bombardment.
Ma...
The Broad River baseball tooth will
hold a lawn party next Tuesday oven-
lng. on the grounds of Harry A. Vail.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles (i. has. of
West Main street. are spending the
day in Danhnry with friends.
This morning as car 126 was pass-
ing Arch street. the fuse blow bill. it.
was replaced with another and the
trip resumed. The delay was alight.
Mrs. Annie M. Hayes. of South Main
street. has been ill recently and has
been removed to the home of her son.
Clifford Hayea,‘in Washington street.
Miss Lulu ReynoldI. of the Boston
Store, will begin her two weekn’ vaca-
the time In llellport. L. l.
The Misses Margaret and Nellie
Shcehnn. of the itoaton Store. will be‘
gin their two wsolta‘ vacation tomor-
row. They will spend the time with
relatives ncar ltldgeilold.
Miss May Daugherty. of New York
city. who has been viaiting her cousin
Miss Mao Anderson. of Winnipnuk.
has returned home. She has been
born about ten days.
A Mme .......__.
.lnmcs Kingslund, who wau‘oxpectod
to return to his home in Wilton ave
use today. has written that he has
changed his piano and that be will
start for Huston the first of the weclt.
Mitts lilac Anderson. of \t’lnnipauk.
with her mother, Mrs. William Andor-
ion. and her sister Sadie Anderson, arc
upf‘Iltiiflif tho afternoon and evening in
tiritlacport.
Thomas West Jr ilnrold Itundlc
and moItct arc cxpectlng to like an
extended automobile trip of one week
through the New England states in
Mr. itnntllo‘a auto. The party exports
to leave on Tuesday.
Miss ilast-l tierriab. of lTnlon uvcnuc.
who has been enjoying a two wooku‘
vacation from her duties as booltkocp-
or In F. A. Mitchell's furniture atom
to caticctud to return to her duties on
Monday
“a...
The Mlaaoa Aria and Clara More
noose. ofl.conaid street. who trolleicrl
to Massachusolis. returned to their
notncs last evening. ’l‘htty report a
”try pleasant trip and they visited
litilloiit‘ atul made the ascent of Mount
l‘oui
The South Norwallt water commie.
sltmura give notice In another column
of violations of the ordinance» In rc-
lniton to water works. particularly on
the part of curtain plumbcra and an-
authorised persons. and attention is
called to the penalty provided for such
violations of the law
If you are healing an artificial
plate that does not ill. tunkea your
mouth sore. or drop. when you arc
talking or eating it In the fault of the
plate. Dr. .I. H. Mallory has made a
study of this branch of dentistry and
Iuviica you to call on him and let him
remedy the trouble. tier adv.
If P. Allen. balm I’riurc anti linr-
old ()Imstoad. of Norwalk will leaw
on Monday for a two tracks vacation
trip, the greater part of the time lo be
npotlt in tilona Falls. N. Y. The young
turn will go to New York anti then
take the iiitdson Rider boat to Albany,
and will complain the journey by train.
Miss Sadie Anderson will enjoy tier
vacation of two works starting one
Wt‘i'lit from today and with her sister
will spend a week In New York city
with their cousin. Miiilt May ilotlgher-
Iy, who has boon a recent about here.
Mina Radio Anderson bl the popular
utsnographcr in tlic Norwaik Investv
motlt Company.
It In tlmircd that the various bills
owad by Part llsttingar. who sold his
restaurant in North Main street and
bustlcd out of town without Iotlllnu
with his creditors. total about 3215.
Ono or two more crodltora have up
titliii‘f‘fi above the horllon Iluce yew
Iorday. Nothing baa yet been heard
from Hottingsr and It was not consid-
ered likely by a party conversant with
the situation that ho Will bflrry back
W
A party of about ititosn people on.
toyed an‘old fashioned straw ride last
evening. 1'th were the hostile stay-
ing at Maniagrovo Warm In West New
walk. and their friends and the ride
tooit than up Into the country and
tibia In back of (theatrical Hill The
ride atariad early and the party had
lunch with them. so that they did not
return until late. The conveyance
an old boa noon and was piled
oat with straw There were some
young male from New Yorit also:
with the others and they csrtainlyd
spicy themselves. never having aspar-
i.
“alumna avatar
f - AT
'GCLEMAN’S ‘
lancod the Joys of straw riding bolero
‘ Today Is the last day of lumbar» .
anco sale It chbarmau a. . Boo adv. “
Tito nm. Coal can»... give their“ 3
will spend stability with her mother ‘
lion tomorrow and will spend some of 7
Blue Fish. writ Fish. Halibut, Native Eels,
it The Home of Big Values
Redi'l‘ag Reductions on
’ Count til days until ”hoot opno Imnot many. 1‘
_ are there?.,’1‘ c; on ace the splendid opportunitioa our
Red Tag an. otters you to save money on the suit
you' vo got to buy an ay. it’s Just like handing you .
a dollar or two to not you one our high-«grads Iulta
for boys at these Red Tag reductions: -
$3. 50 to $8 so KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
82-45. 33-25. $3.85. 84-85. $6.85
In all ages from 7 to :6
Fancy mixtures in a big range of rich and hand-
some patterns. Income-breasted coats. full-cut
knickerbockcrs. finely tailored and warranted to give
satisfactory service.
Boys‘ Paula at great reductions.
Men's Paula out way down.
Straw Hail. one-half price.
Many other bargains in flats vand
COME AND SEE.
BOYS' $1.00 to $3.50 WASH SUITS
79:, $1.15, 31.45, 3:35, 82.65
Red Tags rule the roost this month—it’s bar-
gain time for you.
TWO STORES:
The New Store .
a4 Wlii at. Nor'walk.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
- GOT THE TRAIN STOPPED.
When the late Robert user into
chased Maud 8 he sent or to Char-
ter Oak park to be trained. One day
a friend of Mr. Boone? left New
York to visit him at the park. but
found that the trains did not stop at
that station. The conductor was
polite. but said that he could not go
against orders. At New Haven a halt
was made, and Mr. Bonner's friend
tried to bribe the engineer with a
ton dollar bill. but In vain. He was
then told that Charles P. Clark. the
president of the road, was on the
train. and he went to him.
"Why don‘t you see the conductor?"
asked Mr. Clark.
“I have. but he will not disobey
it saves a hoop of trouble to ituow you're getting the best there
Is. Tho surprising thing about ilonnic Home Ground Feeds is that
thoy'cosl no more than state wratcrn focdu but by actual analysis and
value, worth about. 38 ton more. It‘s always the name and always the
boat.
The wise man is careful in suit-cling the food for his animal.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
Bonnie Horse Food
Dairy Food orders."
Ciiit‘k Feed MANUEL TORO HATCH. "Why not then go forward and
Poultry bribe tbc engineer?"
Stock Food "I tried bribery at New Haven. but
it would not work."
The absence of evasion was the
best policy. Mr. Clarlt not only gave
w» W orders to have the train aloppcd at
t‘bsrtcrflak. but. promised some day
to are Maud S. He had witnessed the
one pt at bribery. and the frank con‘
lean on of the offense seemed to please
him.
A Nt-u York poet at the Authors
t‘ lub In Seventh avenue told a Conan
lloylc story:
“Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." be said.
“sat at a dinner on his last visit here
bositlc a lady. who asked leave to con
suit him about some thefts.
"'My deiectiv powers: he replied.
‘nrc at your acrv re, madam.‘
'."'Wcll said the lady. 'frcqucnt and
mysterious thefts have been occurring
at my house for a long time. Thus.
there disappeath last week a motor
born. a broom. a box of golf balls.a
loft riding boot. a dictionary and half
a doacn tin pieplates.‘
" Aha.‘ said the creator of Sherlock
Holmes, ‘thc t‘niii'. madam. is quite
clear. You Iteop a goat.‘ "
NOTICE
Illds for supplying the Nor-walk Hos
Sword, Flat Fish. lioneta Mackerel, Steak
Cod. Salmon. Spanish Mackerel. Black
Fish. Haddock. Hard and Soft CrabS.
Long and Round Clams
O
Cutbill’s Bridge” Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE" DELIVERY.
from September I. lull). in September
I. till! will be received by Christian
swat-ts. president of the Norwalk Hos-
pital AsIooiatlou to 12 in. Monday
August 15.
I9l1lll
who in perpetually hard up can‘
not under any clrcutnatanoea be -
harry. '
A savings account may not
make you happy. but it will help.
start a savings account now
and resolve to sour be tum! on.
ThoSoutil Norwalk
Trust '* Co
r
. m on “rings
Suggest to your summer visitors that dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
graphs. The place is
The North Studio
IOUTH NORWALK
N0. 7. WAIHINOTON IT.
“May Crw. Tlodoman. of 8a.
vannah. condemning a municipal bill
that be doomed too hastily drafted.
mid to a reporter!
"Why. tth draftedthia bill the way
the old-time Coordia editor used to
porrorm his wedding ceremonies.
"The oidtlma editor of Georgia was
usually mayor as well. HI was also
Justice of the police conveyaacar and
real estate Incontinence of the church
loading lawyer and head of the build-
lug and loan. _,
"AI one of then editors was writing
atom-column editorial on the lambs
Georgia couple can» in to be inarriId.
The editor. without ones tooltina tut.
without once slackening the steady
movement of his pen. said.
" ”Time's mouay. Want her?
' manna-rt To LaAva.
M
Hav. Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. J. Moore
Will nature to Their Homaa.
'i‘hiy‘two evangelists. Iiov. Mrs. Har-
dy. of llobolten. N. i. and Mrs. J.
Moore. of Philadelphio. who have
been here conducting the Knight
Effect A Ii. ill. church tout meetings
for naarl two months are about to
leave. boy will dollar their fare-
well addresses on Sunday which will
be hash day. Time two Iotfoaacrlllcing
women came here to Norwatk in the
lutaraat of the Iatvalion of men and
worsen. without making any chargers
whatever. iult domains upon willi-
avar the “new ltlbrlatlans and
friends whom they have in any way
helped. whether in their songs or in
their estimations. inav give them.
NORWALK
Savings Society
"Rel'abl 1 ‘A t"
. o . ‘ 1
., . . is on at.
Price’ s Clethiug Store
suit! “I": were from $10.00 in '16050' ‘t onucaaIII‘IIHII‘il‘ii‘IIé“au
All suits formerly 310.00 and $12.00. at .M
A“ 8““. 'om‘r‘y ‘16-’00 .t OIVOIIOOOII!IOIUIOIIOIDQCIIOC‘QIII‘M
A" suit. formerly 'ISIoo. u ItloIwDIUIIOCIIDDIIOOIOOUIOI‘IICO‘ V
A" Bill“ tome"! .2100 “a ’23.00 .gllllIUDOIIIOICDII.C'..I.,
All Suite formerly 826.00. 838.00 and 830.00 at ................Iil
Boya’ Suits at onebalf regular prices.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwaiit
Iliifli with Old Company‘s Leblgh court
. ahal
‘lng the ngiatsrlug of plumbers
m... M" “r “till "instinctual. .......... '“°""°"""""
i i I score y no “‘ ,
:gaonmdnf'gfi will do, gixph-‘tgary. nodding tomr'dfltmdgirt. ‘ DEPOSITS 0m $3,715,000
t i b no an am ”as: y, . , .
limit in}??? numbers if ”lg, can “ Man and wife,‘ pronounced the ad a". W “m W. ,
not some. so A! “lint? than two self; ltor‘d'hta ugh té‘arlzliunalmootb'ly “an; Wang. Curtis. Victim
villain «an I an wontouorap v ‘naor. ugaoa ., ,
iii: omit! obi-l5. whose tnureala m wood for ltwdpflhird ping, um . FWA lilo. bay to liven.
in the wIItIrI of humanity a upiltht oak. ‘ "«- Augusta Harald:
I
I ' .
win... It“... I
fill? Jd‘ill
'* mural
trrolp‘dr‘
Footwear.
WARNING. fit
It having come to the notice of this
Water Commissioners that certain tin,-
antborlzed and unregistered persons
are without permission installing wa-
teir and plumbing fixtures. and that cert
lain registered plumbers are not nah
ing proper report of their doings. Itv
tention is hereby called to portions of
ordinances in relation to Water Work}
and notice is hereby gt on that ill--
lure violations of said or notices will
be prosecuted. .
Sec 2 “If any person. without a
permit from the Water Commission- -
era shall top. or make any cpnnodtidn . 7
with any street main. aeryIce or other
distributing pipe. or with either of titb
reservoirs. whereby any water In or
may be taken. if wn or conducted
from the Water twin. or shall by
any means divert or conduct wdter
from said work: or shall make any ado _ ~
ditlon to or alteration of .sn‘y water ‘57 .-
pipes fixtures or apparatus whereby
a greater quantity of water does or .
may flow than is allowed by the m -
mil held by such pom-”.8 m. whollbtm'nn
such water is or maybe applied b0“ ‘
other use: than are allowed by ' ~
such permit. such person so offendi
shall be subject to a fine of not
than ten dollars nor mod than twenty"
dollars. " «
rt - .
t J
:8
ow
Sec. 5 ‘If any plumber or othoi'
person who shall set up or construct.
pipes fixtures or apparatus for
use of water from said Water works
which shall be so conneoiad with It
or may flow in 6r upon such pro i
shall refuse. or without reaaohaifillm
ruse shalt neglect to make report
the VI nter t‘ommiuioners stating: it?
the particulars in relation th
which are or may be reqrfircd by the
owners. or if any plumber or other
person shall neglect or refuse to lotto ,
report in writing to said lornmia o‘—
of all connectidna and extensions”
service- pipe made by him during'tho
preceding month and not before It! "
premises. the name of the owner “of “h
occupant. the character of the work. ' if ,3
the number of hydrants. baths water" ‘i
nurtures. and other fixtures and a pin . "
atna of every kind whatsoever con out. ,
ed with such works. such plumber of
be Inbioct to a line of not leap
{in live out more than twenty dob.
I" M
Attention is also culled to ordluavnooi _
in or upon any private property. an
works that the "water therefrom ”3
thereof in writing. within lived“
rules and regulations of said t‘omnis'
era during the first week In any ih’
returned. giving the location of"tho i‘ l“ .'
closelh. fountalnh. faucets coral"; hood-
othIr person so neglecting or refusing,-
of the Board of Health which radii
prohibits under penalty ”any! or
carrying on such buIIneII wt
lIlration and to that section of. '
ordinances which compels. under pant
alty. all plumbers to submit planar
specifications and details or iii! plumb»
Ing worlt to the Iloard of Wiioaith ‘
Dated at Booth Norwatli Penn. this
lltb day of August A. 1).. till it) '
serum or warns communion-w
has. City of souls News“: ~
hi}
it:
w
some a all»: worm.
The Widow Shiner haibcon twioq
bereaved. and she was, tuition to too
about her two husbando over a cop All,
ea.
"Bogga was the dratJ" abs said
draamliy. "a emery hdtltili' wot “TM
in git drunk and bond home and anti-
haste inc all over ah... ulnar Art's!»
Bongo died l ”at“ inner“ ii. ..._
«I a good for not ff!” film _
wot ud turn up full‘,‘ aiiii’ ii lhtn iiifl
till he couldn't M.” . ' ‘
Bil. oiiiitlkiofl with mid. Inasmuch
.."Wall ” Iald aliatapor. filing“: hot it"
better titan the first,“ . ;.
But the of new i ‘
"No 'tw’an’t.” Iii sold. “I'd dhinder
ant and to Bofga‘ little ways. anda It: .
sltlnaara case never
idea of doin a man‘d iflm about tho
house."—-Iilrchango.
It the lamps vs fol-than disaster
able odor when labial, in «canal
their tli crouch iv births dollop
ammonia. This has W for
a in mass: tar
.withoutmvaulgai
Norwalk Chronicler