Read abort the Hpmuisge dale at
the Dickerm'dh store. it will snrsly
interest you. , _ , . .
At the North Main Street Rescue
Mission yesterday the regular services
were carried out. There was the ns~
not large attendance.
Mrs. Carrie Dawes, and Miss Mary
Beacom have returned from an ex- '
tended trip to Detroit. Niagara Falls.
Canada and New York. '
The Ansonia Hellenic Volunteer
Lohor, incorporated- at Allsonla, has
filed articles of association in the ot-
tics of the state secretary.
Miss Rosie and Burdle Kevan and
Miss Agnes Charna'k. all 0! New
York city. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Svec, of 35 Stuart ave-
nae.
_ Maurice H. Nuttlngi manager of the
Southern New Elna and Telephone
Company, with his family. has gone to
Otisville, Maine, to spend a two
weeks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Baker and
Miss Grace Baker of till Main street.
Danbnry. have returned lrcril a week's
visit with friends in Norwaiii. Falrileld
and Bridgeport.
The Misses Helen Ryan. of Brook
lyn; Edna Howard. ‘0! Norwalk. and
Anna Hatteras. of Fairlield Beach.
are guests of Miss Grace Hederan. in
Danbury, for a few days.
G. M. L. Harris. of the William M.
Crane & Company. New York, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Ward Mrs. Thomas Finn and Miss
Anna Ward of Danbury have also
been guests of Mr. and hire. Ward
Rev. Arthur~G. Boynton. of Westport.
conducted services in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Danhury, yesterday.
in the absence of the pastor. Rev. EV-
erott A. Barnes. who is on his vacs
tloll. '
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The secretary of the state has shs~
pended the operator‘s license at Wal-
ter Woodruff. of Bristol. who on Aug-
ust 7 ran over lsldore Gordeck. of
Hartford avenue. New Britain, inflict-
ing injuries which terminated in the
boy's death.
Christopher Sheeban, of Morelli
and Carbone's fruit store and Edward
Cook, of the Nomad: Grocery. rode to
Noroton on their bicycles yesterday.
Mr. Cook turned his bicycle over to
the purchaser and returned by trolley
to his home ill Norwallt The ride was
uneventful
Miss Hazel Cerrlsh. of Union ave- .
nne who has been enjoying her annual
tw0 weeks vacation from her duties in
F. A. Mitchells furniture store, re-
turned to her duties in the store this
morning. Much of her vacation hat
been spent at the seashore, one week
being spent at Asbury Park. and Miss
Gerrish has been well tanned by the
sun.
John 8 Beck, who has been employ-
ed for several months by the Saints
man Art Print. and has been residilll
at the corner of [awe street and Ham. ‘
ilton avenue. removed today to Phila-
delphia.
wood Sunday school. and his many
friends will regret that lie is to leave
town. -. , .
.5...”—
Joseph bowls, for many years is ,
charge of the dog kennels and deer
park at William G Rockefeller'a place.
in Greenwich, who moved to Norwaik
this summer. expects to take his lastl-
iiy back to Greenwich this fall. and it
is possible he and his wife may sort-D
duct the Commercial Hotel when pro-“D
prlotor Lipsett moves into his new
building. Mr. and Mra.1.ewls halls
been in charge of the tea room at
Norwnlil this summer.
Joseph H. Hewley. oi Danbury.
are d master at the Odd Fellows of
Cdnhectlcut, returned Saturday from a
five days' visit in Ontario where it: .
was the guest of the grand loosen
Odd Fellows and the Grand Encap-
ment or the Province of Ontario ur-
ing the annual conVenllon 0n Tit rs~
day events: Mill Nawley delivered an
address tony and bodies oil
“Odd Eels own ”’8th sec a.
led on the rand Sucre
William 8. But hillso‘n. of New saves: ~
Norwalil Odd; l‘lilbll‘wlll be pilillld
to hear of .1th ,owley' s also on as 1.; .
grand matte ref Gland s ol
dd Fellows roi? 0 rte ill the (has
Lodge mesttnll- in Ontario City ids
was .
WM
sutvsrokrollluuo‘rr
-: m
General Co‘d‘trsdtor
donor. water wot-ll,“ ml a“, mason-
rywoi‘lt and rock ekesv tloii. asu-
luster shesrlnliy given ongall contrast
work. Orders are solicited.
l
Mr. Beck was only recently It
elected superintendent or the Spring- ,
mm
or. of
x'flki.
tact this morning tor a two weeks va»
cation with lriends in Albany.
“Tear"
cation in Dillon
home this morning.
rfean trip, Most Of the time was spent
1%"le the Passion Play.
it is absurd to suppo that great
riches bring great behold a. but want
of money sometimes b g great min
cry. Provide against tb by laying
by a little each week In the savings de-
Company.
iornla, spent Saturday with Mr. and
They were on their way to Boston in
s‘ and: dad Grabs Nultt
Thefi
Wu-
ge J. advanaugh. at Grand
who has ldn spilndlng his 3‘-
'° "m ° ' tha‘t‘w’iil interest the closest buyer.
warm ENAMEL sans .
sakes sans
W
s Breltdlingdr has returned to
llslde, after an eight weeks' Elli-o-
France and Germany. and site wit-
partment of the South Norwalk Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coach. of Call-
CHANT Hill Street
Mrs. Aisthorpe. ol Seaview avenue.
their automobile and with thcm were
kxillN. audy Mrs. Frank Couch. or Peeks.
E. L. Wetherwax and family. of
West street. will leave South Norwalit
the llrst or the month for Newark.
where they will make their home.
Harold Wetherwas will remain in
South Norwalkvand will continue at his
work lathe Cluett. Peshodydsctory.
in North Main street.
Mr. a d Mrs. William H. Walsh and II WALL .13.”.
secs W lism J. and John 8;. or stable _ ,» ,.
wood avenue. Bridgeport. came to Nor~ , p _
walk Saturday an Will remain for a
week as the guests of Mrs Walsh's
parents. Mr and Mrs. David Flaherty.
of Prospect avenue Because 0! press-
lltl business demands. Mr Walsh was
forced to return to the Park City last
evening. but will come to Norwaik
next Saturday for another short stay.
thlclhn
l" v.
The Misses Jeanette and Ruth Coyle.
of New York city. came to Norwaik
Saturday. and will remain here a
nth as, the guest. of their aunt. Mrs.
Vacuum, of Frauklih avenue A
sister or the young ladies. Miss Mar-
the has been in Nortvalll tor the past. .
month and a half and will extend her , ..
stay returning to the city with her sla-
ters. The girls come to Norwalk for
the greater part of the stimulus of
each year and are well known and also
well liked by the many people who
have made their acquaintance. in the
near future Mrs. McDonouuh intends
giving a reception in honor of her
guests. and the girls. who are rharm-
lug entertainers. are anticipation a
line time. as are also those whom they
will entertain.
South Norwalir ‘ Stamford
mlflt ton.
‘ W
At the Norwalk Methodist church
yesterday morning the pulpit was sup- ‘
plied by Dr. William ii Thomas of
Wilson' a Cove. a former pastor of the
church. in the absence oi the regular:
[filastor ltev. Frank D. 'l‘orrey who is all
present taking his annual vacation!
trip. that he is spending abroad Dr
on. Don't miss seeing them.
be large congregation to the end of
e serrnon. by his simple Inglisll and
eloquence. .Dr. Thomas was a well-be
loved pastor during his pastorate
more than a quarter of a century ago.
and the church people always welcome
his presence in the pulpit. Ho pro.
faced his remarks by referring to those
faces he missed. which he had “loved.
long since. and lost awhile."
a:
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and beat riding
cars on the market with an expert
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum chains of live dol-
lars. Anyone can allord an auto-
mobile ride at this price. Got your
. date ahead.
ZING
Shoes. See them in our window.
' The but” work a the it... has lotteries .4... be
Any time is the Rial-IT TIME to consider entering
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
' But the BEST TIME is
Opending Day. September m
Offices are open from 9 a. in. to 5 p. m.
FOR ENROLLMENT
....... 79c to $l0.oo
....... $1.00 to $7.50
....... .984: to $6.00
........ 98c to $4.00
WAISTS .....................
Tholgas took hifitlext "all“ from 3lhe‘ PRINCESS SLIPS ...........
ro thl .1801. l.l
serseffxlfd matke(;'0u a ngdflgegt mild WHITE PETTICOATS """"
a new spirit." and held the interest of COMBINATIONS ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
, MEN'SIaandfl-SOSHOES.now..............
' WOMEN'883W5qSHOES now.......... ....... mu”
in
.........§o.5oto$l8.oo
Croce to $60.00
A. J. Collins ”Co.
Funeral cream and Embsiclon.
South Norwslk. Conn.
s. Jackson
Everything in the Optical line.
Eyes hemmed Frée
NONI III.
Port Chester
Fresh Assortments
of Neckwesr. Waists. Belts and Leather Bags ask your ad—
Particularly prett and dainty are the new Princess Slips.
and beautiful White S lrts. which arrived thissseelc: and there ~
is something {or every taste and need ltl‘the ’toliectlon of
charming. well made Undermuslins to be found on our count-
, ““1.
The N. E. Ryan Co,
86 Washington St. South Norwalk
we’ve knocked off the profit on our Mons and Women’s
W all our floors.
like. is no design so m but what can be from here. While we
up.“ “I" glut {human Codi mg. a,“ c.“ be an“ M our Saturday in Norwalll on business.
stool: turnstiles it great sissy several: at mediate all... and from
that on up to the best beds made. We have some; lhsrgs‘las in beds
nonwam.
. 33.75
w. A. Hanroao
02 North Main 81.
. Ill WAIHINGTON OTRIIT.
on. R. L. IONANNAN. of htamlord.
Gonna Writes the Following Strong
:esslqllonlsi Commanding Dr. Dick’s
is no:
pck's Medicine company. South
Conn.
llamas: I can add. with all con-
24% 0rd in corn endatlon or Dr.
loine. all that is
Wdor it. lhslvo used the pupal»
hta‘smusn tits
, Violin. lieitssr. Carbonic.
» B‘arsapsrilla. Glaser .
Ale and Lemon. Soda
Your lirat thought is yogrroo
one bitter experience wt til a melt
Yo'atglave bait-in i‘laroalt‘m .tl payout
pan an he eats littoral. '
knows light your roof is stol'inahroof.t li‘ra'e
lea .s tel doll
til-col? Wurst lit “n
.Box till-urea no
haw clam. CONN.
ti
n‘fifidbfil'dflmmfll -l't ' W.“ “
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Sllll'lillll RM“
to. . _ . .
«to: fibers. compacted by tremendous
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Flynn & Ryan . ,
son-m doawsut.
flit editable‘ for stopplll
cm“ was liven under oath at the injunction hash
Century Compound at so. ”I GALLON and gnaw
may But the a stint called “N mus”
film millilulgiia'gluo in lit”; “t“ ‘sm ”films on old or pool-"roots as not as lasting or usual
diaerd as "Century Compound. "
l i digital: '57s?” y '33:." its “u The above
' n use 11 AN. 11.1). his 1‘; instants Court. April 11.1910.
0 or
"' “ antes all shod work tor three years.
31‘ka B R: 0 S The Century Roofingulllalllatturlug Co.
as wasilmm'
' Handheld-rs or im-
.,~ proved
8 O D A and
billiard Waters
rns lion‘s rssr Wfllmd. “
hydraulic
'mllllil lllll Till
t‘l‘l‘m
‘ Postmaster 8.8 8.Kelth spent Friday
in Waterbury on business.
I Clifford Ward, ot‘ Arch street was
a recent visitor in Beddlnl
”—4”
11.8. Simpson. oi Topatono. spent.
Mrs. E. M. Ralph, of “would street.
spgntJ Sunday with relatives in New
sr.N .
Everett Petit. of Weslport avenue.
spent Saturday in Newark, N. .l., on
business. l
W
Al Malta's tonight. you will find sev-
eral specials that are bound to later
9&0“ 3.90%
Mr. and Mrs. Charleaa lves. or
West Main street spent Saturday with
friends in Danhnry
Lester Sanford of Norwalk recently
resigned his position in the Atlantic
0. Pacific Tea store.
l. B. Conley starts today op a week's
vacation from his duties as teamster
for Bishop A lanes.
Mrs. William Valentine of Brooklyn.
is visiting Mri; and Mrs. Dennis Valen-
tine. uf Taylor wvenue.
—.
Superintendent or the Standard Oil.
out after a recent illness.
I..—
stroet. is entertaining Miss Halal
Weed. of Springdale'. for a few days.
John Reynolds. of Bridgeport. is
spending a few days with his sister.
Mrs. William Stark, of Franklin are
one.
Miss Catherine Claren. of connectl
out avenue. is enjoying a low days' va-
cation lronl her duties in the Boston
Store.
Miss Anna (ll-by. of Bridgeport, is
spending a tow days as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jarvis. of Frank‘
lln avenue.
Miss Emily Manvlile, of South Brit;
sin. is spending a few days as the
arrest of Mr. and Mrs. George Allen. at
issues place“
’ tern Mae and Sadie, cl Wlnnlpank
spent Saturday afternon and evening
ill Bridgeport.
Bradley Kellogg. of New York city.
spool Saturday and yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Bradley. of
ltidlrc avenue.
Miss Muriel Harrell. of iirooklyn. is
spending a few days as the guest oi
Mr and Mrs Edward L. liradicy, ol
Ridge a\ sane
w
Miss Sarah Campbell. of Morgan
avenue. has returned to her home at-
tor a month‘s vacation spent in the
White Mountains.
.l. healer Rasey. H. 1)., of New York
city. bus hoop spending a few days
with Mr and Mrs Charles Aisthorpe.
of t-leavlew avenue.
Miss Mssleilaugh. of Moi-win street.
is enjoying a vacation from her duties
in Westport and is spending the time
in Union Hill, N. J.
Mrs. Charles Squires. of Union ave-
nue. is entertaining her granddaugh.
ter, Ilsa Florence Wilmer, or New
York city. tor a few days.
Prof. and Mrs. Alex. Gibson are ex-
perted to return to their home in [Al'-
ls street today alter spending a va-
cation in Ridgeileld
The vacation of the employees oi the
Cluett. Peabody factories all over the
country ended Saturday and all return-
ed to work this morning.
Hr. aadJlrs. A. L. Stelgerwald, who
have been (lumping at Call Pasture.
have broken camp and returned so
their home. in Main street.
George K. Nickerson. of Beiden ave-
nue. who iasm yell a. carrier in the
Not-walk WW co, enjoyed a day's
vacation tron his duties on Caturday.
The Misses Hattie and Edna Smith
returned yesterday to their home in
Wilton avenue. after a two weeks“ visit
in Plainlleld, N. i
w..—........._._.
Postals received from Mr. and Mrs
Emil Hettiing. formerly of Wilton ave
one. now or Brooklyn. report that they
are getting along nicely and like the
place very much.
Miss Pearl Jackson and Harry B.
Corbin. of New York city. are in Nor-
waik as the guests of tin. W. I. Walk.
or and brother. Jack Johnson. of
Spring Hill.
ifra. Patrick Henry White and son
Wt liars and daughter Helen. or it
past avsnns went to masonry its sun
say. where they will remain some time
at Airs. White’s home.
Joint Kliorr‘. or Wdranbury. has sold
his line plane to Darlen parties. and
villi mov’a on Wednesday to the hoitss
or Dr“! C. Nawkirk. in uwls shoot.
«an an fatally .
,.Btate Policeman Gilbert Borralt.
late of the Not-walk nodes force". was
in. town recently for a short tiles. lib
oer Burnt has been working in
1 [sullen lately securing evidence of the
J . alleged illegal sale of liquor.
The continued sass oi Enamel Bon-
ass. colored. who was arrested
, disposition this morning. Bonner was
[dried it which he paid. '
Arthur Lindebsrg, of ivy place. is
scanned to his home with a complica-
lion oi billnesses his has first: iii solo”:
Works Charles F. Mills is able to he ‘
Miss (lladys Brown. or Mervin
an William Anderson and daugh- C
tried for breach of peace and has; *
cation two weeks ago. came up for; N
' 256 Fall Supper
sis. 190
Velvet Grip Ladiesle Padfin
porters. (in sale 1Itouigllt. . . .l
506 Silk Gloves f;
3915
Guaranteed Silk Cloves. a“.
sizes. (in sale tonight...39o
' Colgate’s Powder.
. 12'“
(inmate's: ‘i‘aiclml Powder; 'on .
lfllllu tonight ....... 12ng
55 Dresses. $2.98
Closing out all sr. Dresses lov
. night ӣ2.98
50c. Skirts, 390
Long Skirts. embroidery rulfle;
regular 501:. (in sale tonight.390
.i,... ..... t.-
.500 Corset Covers on sale
night; regular 39c. Tonight;
Bathing Suits
One—Hall
Price
Closing out goon numbers in .
Co crests
'V New ides Patterns and all Publications for September out
Patterns.100.
Mr. Jim ' ' .. at Ha .. My.
tod'a
. w" lotus may.
The Hatch & Bailey
scorn Conwaut. cons.
alibi. rsL. Ill-I.
Lumber aadMillWork fer Everytli'
‘ from a Plggery to a Pulses '
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass oi every description.
Baa Weights and Card.
lion dad Wooden Gutters. two aisles.
"Unsaid" Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
warranted.
a.
one. two and three-ply Tar Pacer.
Sisters' Paper;
Sheathing and Bulldora' Paper.
Hair insulating and Destuisg Pam
TO ALL WHO HAVI Uli FOR THI “ANY ADVANTAGES OF "
The international Auto W
1:03;! 3N sxmsl'rlon ar one GARAGE. W is it rolls Alto illoli 7
A a V’
r. a Lockwood and C”
39 Wall St..--('Phons) Garage: Watér Cb. gold". .
oral-s sans olnsoross mas-r. W‘wssréuasrsn ham-a
The mid-summer usual; at the di mm...“ y. David J “M”:
ear Fair d‘lett ‘
rectors of the Connecticut Bankers
Association was held Friday alteration. The ”tilleitollssimt Northern rat
at tho Norwallt Country Club. The is still buying property for '
most important matter bronchi how a“? into Danbury‘ by m
fore the conference and considered}! w gwin‘l‘mfofiam M!
was the effort that is being made on
the part of a committee to persuade :m‘nfiggfig fig: 33:3,
New York hackers to accept ti land prepared.
out checks at car at mollusks}. d in ii '
return to amass humane scuba presents the combat
ers to resin to by accepting New state also in the Danbury
Wrm a deed to a It!
York chocksat at lit. The distiller
ii in ht} “Luau. it
n to as '
: gym will: iii..- .
Nit”
a lull."
M. ii. (infill
of the «location, and
lioyt of South Nostrallt.
were” at m
arias
“urethra.
‘ pleased
‘ ‘ gaining his
bowls
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