OUR HON! MADI swans
trill certainly tickle 'r . Ai-
w‘aya fresh and antic palate
“tel. 400. ,81 Wilmington st.
rotor scoop
last hrs anywhere, in the United
, » Ethics or Gouda. ‘ ’
'9 , for 32‘ ,
w hundred our year. by
14 wasutumu ”sash" acorn
. Wh‘ldtsttmouu.
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Tonic Reconstruétor
F. H. nAXTER
“unlit
avaatrto cam-mat. Tatar-nous
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ism—drama cities. Nerwallt
I” ~Etlitor'a Residence-Y. ;
tty letters tie-identic-
AWEATHER nonsens'r.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 59; high, 64.
Cloudy. , .
W- .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy Weather tonight and Thursday.
Moderate northeast winds except brisk
on the coast. Considerable cloudy
weather has prevailed in the northern -
sections during the last 24 hours with
showers extending irom Kansas north-
castward to Michigan and from Ohio
eastward to the coast. A slight dis-
turbonce is central this morning near
Konsoetaoishrdiu taoeta etaoinshrdlr
Kansas City. Mo. Areas oi high pres
sure are central over North Dakota
and Maine. The temperatures are low
in the northern sections. , .,
A dance will be held this evening at
the Eutre Naus Home at Gregory
Point.
Miss Mildred Osborn. of West ave
hue. has returned from a recent visit
to New Canaan.
A regular Wednesday evening dance
will be held tonight at the Norwallt
Country Club. Speldcl's orchestra will
furnish music.
Miss Jessie Close. of Franklin ave
one. who has been n. recent visitor In
New Canaan with relatives, has re-
turned to her home.
Clifford Arnold, of Providence. R. l..
rt l‘orinor Overlook student. who is one
peciitlly well known in Norwalk, is
spending it short time here.
William Cusoy is enjoying ills an-
nual vacation from his duties with i..
ll. Decker. the painter. Mr. (“nttey is
now on a trip up the Hudson River.
Edward Taylor. of lhv lioltnoa, Keel-
er and Sclleck Compnny, is enjoying
ills nunual two wooks‘ vat-:tiion. lie ll
spending thetinw nt his bungalow at
Compo Mill.
George H. Craig, of Wollluuiord. who
has been taking all t'xtt‘lltlt‘d trip
through New York and New Jersey.
is spending the day with ll‘li‘iltll in
West street.
Louis Kendrick. o! lllt‘ otilro oi B.
llorshtioltl lit Company. llilil returned
from a vacation trip in Luke George.
flamingo, Albany, Troy, llrookiyn and
other places.
Mrs. Charles Eben Gilbert. formerly
Mitts Reboot-a Moody. ot‘ i‘nnnon Sta-
tion, who was recently ii’iitl'i‘lt‘tl, it aer-
lottaiy ill til the home of her aunt. Miss
Emma Pill‘li'lt'li in that plum».
’t‘ho ldpworth [league oi the south
Ntti'Wltllt Methodist Church. will hold a
sprint at, the home oi Henry lrolanti.
in llroud River. on Wednesday even-
lnu, tho 24th lnstfi’iild not the 17th OI
Willi previously given out.
, The extended automobile trip that
was planned by Harold Bundle. who
wns to lulto his mother lilltl Thomas J.
West. Jr., with lhm. hns been indotl'
niteiy postponed becuutto oi the illness
oi .l. ll. ltnndlo, who is culturing from
acute indignation.
"1""
Charles D. Lloyd in nttontllng lilo
snuusl convention ot the Nationul No-
am Business lwnnuo in New York to-
day. its also attended ytmtertluy the
National Negroes' Press Alli/mill“ m.
and the National Negro llanltera' (Jon-
vontlon. held in New York city.
lady Jennlnaa' lodge. shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold a meeting this
evening, but the business session will
ho a short one. for it will he. ittllowofl
by a "rubber" entertainment. livery-
body is invited to oo s had also re-
quested to bring a pi e oi rubber.
W
Frank Lillnsr. oi Bdnto‘h street. has
started work 0 the construction of a
throutory hris hlbolt on the iormsr
Henry 0. Bailey propart in Benton
street. The structure wil be its a toll
feet and contain, oh the first floor, two
stores. while the second end third
stories will contain livid? apartments.
Contractor allegory is do again work.
Another new house is also in; erect-
ed in idly avenue. ‘
.IOLD ONLY “'5;
Time for K. 0. Frame tor next sum-
mer‘s boat, now. Special prises. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one Slut.
halt cabin. with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21~it. with 5% b. 9. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PoinLNorwalk
A Gold Crown
is the modern method oi covering a
tooth in such a manner as to exclude
moisture and air irom the portions
which are dccnyed.*thus preventing
further loss.
‘ it is made the original size and shape
of the tooth. retaining its usefulness
in mastication and speech. The ordi-
nary person cannot. tell whether a
crown will perform all its duties prop-
erly by its appearance after it is in
the mouth-«that lies with the dentist.
i make only those which will hear
inspection by a criticland time proves
their virtue.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
ll south Main at. some Norwalk
Hon : ii a. m. to 8 p. in. Sundays
by appo ntmant only.
T
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Our Exam-
. O
matron
leaves nothing undiscovered, We
have a Physician, who is a Skill-
ed Eye Spot'ialiat. to examine
your eyes. Wl'l‘iiotl'i‘ (TllAltul-I.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD CONN.
.. . .
Open Monday {Saturday Evenings
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Mr, and Mrs. Richard J. Child" have
returned from a tow tiuys’ visit in
Ridgciield ttnd Georgetown.
Miss Mabelle Tilllli‘ii. who hus- burn it
guest at Miss Augusta Dibble, of llny
view avenue. has returned home to
Ansonia. '
William Bout'htrr. father of Mrs. A
B. Cutbiil, of South Main strwt. volt
tinues critically ill at his home in
Carlton place, Cutmdu. Mrs. thnhill.
who was called home to t‘nnntin sov-
sral days no, has sent word that
there is prat‘tit-nlly no t-hnnuc in Illi-
condition.
m
John Green, the ticket uncut tor "It?
New York. New Haven it linrtiotd
Railroad Contpnny nt t'os t‘ob, and
one of the best telegrnph oporntors in
the United States, having workout at
nil branches oi the proteasion in many
large cities. was a visitor in South
Norwsilt yesterday.
...—1.-....”
Miss Miriam Close, of William P.
Beers’ news store. is enjoying her no-
nnal vacation of two works, and will
spend the greater part or the time at
the mountains. James llounelly, oi
the South Norwnllt store in substitu-
ting for her today. and it is expected
that Mr. Beers will be here this allot“
noon. or tomorrow hi the llllctlt to To-
have him.
Despite the reports that have been
given out during the last ility or two
the Norwnlit Aultisnrnent tlompsny
snows aothins oilioinlly of u choose in
thd plans. Mlhaflor ll‘rnnlt Mndtion, oi
the Norwallts, listed today that the
Winnipaults have went no notitirntion
to him that they do not intend to lump
the date. Manner Madden is there-
i‘ore continuing his preparations tor
playing the Winnipanlts flaturduy at.
ternoon at Amusement Park.
gas...
(lur Brothers iodat- rooms have been
given a thorough tiltllitllil by Middle-
' the Norwaik
l
it“ it
Mints adv.
. Alexander 3. Gibson. and taunt 2" 0
Lewis street. hsvp sorts
Park tor a We weeks visit.
W 0% WW
still be inund in the
day. 1 . ,
«at
thereon.
Mrs. Lydia M. l’lnlthatn and Miss
Karen Kelson. oi hillside place. have
rinston. Mass.
of the News“:
’ Steward Tlejen.
'iltty cent luncheon.
to the ladies of the c uh.
--
The Rev. and Mrs. Homer Taylor
and their daughter. Mrs. Dudley liunt
Walhridge, are guests oi Mr. and Mrs.
Richard H. Golden. oi West avenue.
Mrs. William L. Olsen. oi Elm
street. is spending several ays out of
town with relatives. Her tn ther. Mrs.
Mead. is caring for the house during
her absence.
Mrs. George Ernst and her sister.
who is her guest, left today for Lake
Pleasant, Muse. where they will spend
a week or ten days.
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Conneally and Bracken have a word
to say to their customers and custom
ers to he regarding their lines or
school shoes. binary mother and is
ther should be interested in this sub-
lect Beter read the adv.
There will he a toll rehearsal ot the
(lieu Club of the Daughters of lsabeila.
Court Cecile. in the Catholic Club
rooms lll West avenue. on Thursday
evening. A full attendance of mem-
bt‘i‘g ot the Glee Club is desired.
The Baptist church, oi Norwalk. is
holding its annual picnic today. A
large number or the church people
and their friends have gone on the
exclusion and it is expected that a title
time at (tempo Beach will be enjoyed.
'l‘hnt gold crown may feel all right
yet not be able to perform all its du-
ties properly it your teeth are in need
oi crowning why not call on Dr. J. ll.
Mallory and let him loolt them over.
He claims to make only those that will
bear the most critical inspection. See
adv.
a.
Five of the local trolleynten have
gone to New York today to witness
the ball game between the New ‘l’orlts
iilltl l’liltilllirg.:\flfil‘ the hull some
they will visit the theatre. Those
who went along are the following:
Thomas Smith, ’i‘llomns llrsdy. Thom.
mt t‘shlii. (leors‘e ls'lcityer and Albert
t‘otltu.
Mrs. Albert tirindrotl, oi llrltixepori...
who was operated upon Monday. bur-
ing been taken iii while on}; visit to
Waterbury. is improving rapidly from
the effects oi her operation. Her nitt~
ter, Mrs. Fletcher \‘un Hoosear. oi
Wentport avenue, is caring for her in
this illness us in Mrs. tirindrotl‘e torm-
er illness.
.... Mm ...
Motormnn Edward ilurltotlalc. oi the
local trolley llinos, who has been lnlti
up for aortic time. snitoriug exrrurlu-
ting pain from the trouble with his
tool. which has ht‘ttn swollen badly.
has returned to his work totluy on tho
Sinmiord lino. liia tool is ll‘llli‘li int
proved and the swelling has none
down t'tltlrllderubly.
scheduled for this scallion ui ltotnn
ins and was witnessed by a big rrowd.
So for as given out, this true the lust
ot the exhibitions. Last night‘s tiilt-
piny, like the others tint-inn the son»
son, was In’ excellent one and won
Judge Edgar W. l-‘ostt-r, who some
eight or nine years M10 purchased and
developed Poster t‘urlt in East Nor-
wulk, has just purchased about it)
noros-oi land on l’orry avenue and will
dew-lop the some into building lots.
'l‘here la a proiimiuury survey oi the
property going on today. The property
was iortnerly that belonging to the
tleorgo llibaln estate.
.NWW .. .....-a......
SAVING
MONEY
ht n simple process, and for its
non-observance there can be no
possible exottse. ~
lost the men title so economical-
ly thui he always has aomolhina
brooks with his vacuum c capers. elec-
trlt-ally operated machines. and aret
now in has shape as tar as oleanlb;
nan is surround. it (once or painters
is at w tilt varnishing and placing the,
militia in [end shape this week. On
Monday evening there will he a rehear-
sal or the itinerary times and it is
thought that the real worlt will not
basin until Dumber. There are a num»
her of candidates to be put tilrouah ill
soon as, the work outntnencos. l
New ll’ost
. Card Views
of Belle Illmrl’arli Circle. lbtet lliuii,
Lblti Vi”, Birdie” View, Houth Cove.
lrystal LI“ and Castle Venice and
mast Beach. ‘
. in “titanium
AT
COLEMAN’S ‘
to lay lo. and he is certain to
have in the end a competence
to protect him against "all ordi-
nary worries.
The South stimuli
Trust (h).
Pays 4% on fittings
noswsttt .1
Savings Society,
incessant-30°10“ "
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000
m It. Holmes. Muslim;
Will. A. 03""... V
Preset-tut a. at ’
t,
to M luv
1 mm
Harold Nadia. io‘rmerl‘y employed in
stare at. it. D. Lawton, a .
00.. is breakiua in on the trolley to- j.
An ideal shoe for women is the
Gross shoe. The Glover, adv. will tell ,
you “northern and give you prices ‘
returned ‘irom a sojourn at Great llarv .
country Club. has arraassddo serve a
ritlay atternoonn
Mrs. Frank Welsner, oi Cory. Penn. '
The last of the fireworks cxhibitlons1
Point. was held at the point that oven-l
thoroughly enjoyed by the big crowd.
‘ yesterday‘s she'll.
than
l
Tile
are there?‘ Then see the
l
t
some atterns.
knicker hers, finely
satisfactory service.
gain time tor you.
The New Store
34 Wall St. Norwalk.
best.
Bonnie Horse Feed
Dairy Feed
1 . (thick PM
a - Poultry
Mulch Feed
I
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Blue
TELEPHONE 108.
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FOR
I offer a Skit. SHOW
LOW PRICE.
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NO. 70 WAOHINOTON IT.
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WALL STREET. ii: iii a. m.—~I!tlai-
hes at the outset will on a large scale
loud although prices were only slight-
ly chauaat’at tirat the market soon
,toolt it decided dip downwards. Cans»
titan Psclllc yielded Wg. at. Paul its
not! Attinlumltotl (fflhllt‘r l point.
want. 81‘an, ii a. m.‘-8Il0t1llll~
lniion was very irregular. the list sl-
tttrnstoly advancing and declining, but
the liuctustions in the market did not
exceed a traction except in a low in-
stances. Supportinslotvlers checked
the early decline and" restored prices
subsequently seemedrtemptihl enough
to invite further «lithe tor both we»
counts and the list hoot down again
to 'about the William low point.»
Pennsylvania and (lilo-sneaks & Ohio
gave away a point. While the list was
rallying, there was blchnttnuatlon or
her or obscure nacho
WALL WIT. ,Wnlwfltlcll fl."
appointment was tell over the action
at the market. The hull: were 000th
out that yes ‘ 's «amount-stints 0t
strdnhh mm ll! withdrawn-Vim
‘dismoertad when they loose there
Home of Big. Values
Red Tag Reductions on
Boys’ 'KniCk‘et‘ Suits. .
Coudt the days until school opens-Loot rn'auy.
Red Tax" Sale otters you to have money on the suit
you’ve got to buy an way. It's 'ust like
a dollar or two to at: you one, 0 our high-grade suits
for boys at these Red Tag reductions:
83.50% 38.50 KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
_ $2.45. $3.25. $3.85. $4.85. $6.85
In all ages from 7 to :6
Fancy mixtures in a bi range of rich and hand»
Double- roasted coats. tullwcut
tailored and warranted to give
BOYS’ $1.00 to $350 WASH SUITS
79c. $1.15. $1.45. $1.85, $2.65
Red Tags rule the roost this month—it‘s bar-
TWO STORES:
it saves a heap of trouble to know you're getting the best there
is. The surprising thing about ilonnle Home Ground Feeds is that
they cost no more than state western (code but by actual analysis and
value, worth about $8 ton more. it's always the same and always the
The wiso man is careful in selecting the feed tor his animal.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Fish. Weak Fish, Halibut, Native Eels,
Sword, Flat Fish. Boneta Mackerel. Steak
Cod, Salmon, Spanish Mackerel, Black
Fish, Haddock. Hard and Soft Crabs,
Long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s “ ' Bridge Fish Market.
I“... .....- -. ....
Wishing to make some changes in my studio
The North Studio
‘ tor a while. During the es
sunsrally in last night‘s level, which '
Ianon in a motif
, tn- et a public water hitting. L’l‘it new
Reliable August 8
i ’ . . is on at '.
Price’s Clothing Store?-
' tll'.
splendid opportunities our
3
handing you
suits that were from moo to 116.50.
till Suits iormerly 810.00 and 312.00,
All Butts formerly $15.00.
All Suits formerly $18.00, at .................................
All Suits iormorly 320.00 and 323.00 .0 '
All Suite formerly 825.00. 028.00 and $80.00, at .'....t..........01
Boya' suits at oaehaii regular prices.
Boys“ Pants stareat reductions.
Men's Pants out way down.
Straw Hats. one-halt price.
Many other bargains in Hats and Footwear.
COME AND SEE.
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Price’s Clothing Stor
9s Washington Street. South Nomtt '
t
on EXTRA SPECIALS
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
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VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ......... 1
PURE LARD, a pound ................. . ............. . .......... ..1” ; ‘
FULL chem cusses, a pound ................................... ...16s «'1
EXTRA FINE £008. a dozen ..... . .............................. 2101f
GRANULATEO SUGAR, 25 pounds for. . ............. . .............. . JIM Z
GRANULATED SUGAR. ll pounds for. . . . . ...... . . . . . . .. ..... . ....... $1.00 .1
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The Great A&P Tea Company"
124 WAOHINOTON OT» ‘OUTH NOIWALK.
FREE DELIVERY.
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Deliveries use a. m. and 2:30 p. m. u -.
TIL N0.
A. r. Beckmanu 8: Go.
Select Groceries, Teas, Coffees
Wines and Liquors
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
1s pounds Fine Granulated Sugar tor ........ ........... ".00 .1
Very Best Creamery Butter. per pound .......................... 3k.
3 pounds Yals Toast or Soda Crackers tor . .......... . .......... 20¢ -
Mi‘alon Garden Ceylon Tea. pound can ......... ..... 400.;
Crown Aster Brand Coiled. one pound can ................. .. ..... 300 '
Rad .- Yallow Native Onions. quart ..... . ..... . ....... . ......... 00,1
. .
imported and Domestic Cheese. Fancy Sardines. Figs. Orange“...
Jams. Jellies. Anchovies. Pickles. Shrimp and Pheasant Pasta.
Grey's and Lsnnby’s Bombay Chutneys. and many other good thin“ »
to tickle the palate. _ .
FREE DELIVERY.
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SALE
COMl’LETE STOCK FINE WiNll AND LIQUOR.
George Bhnt'a Famous Lager leer. as bottles .................. £1.10 .
White Rock Water. one dozen pints . ........................ $1.00
A
CASE FOR SALE It 0' as my .5 “yummy“ 31-. some Neswau‘t'fi
s
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Baker's Cocoa. 19c Bakér’sflhocolate. 190.11, '.
Tornatoea. .qt. . ....... . ..... 7;: Home Cucumbers, a for ..
Beets. per bunch . . . . . . ...... 5c Evergreen Corn. dos. ... ...
RedOniona.qt. 1 1
Was Deanaqt. 5c Good Ecuador. 05::
UNITED GROCERY CO.
.OUTH NOIWALK
sé it
rly pert oi
the second hour the market receded
further, but toward noon the list hard-
ened gradually. with prices tit-erasing
below yesterday‘s closing. Bonds
were irregular.
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....... 5c Green Lima Beans. qt. .sne
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~~«l.luslnosa
was very light, but the tread oi prices
was upward. Union Pacino and Read»
lnu made a good showing. hoth'stoolts
rallying more than a point from their ,
earlier low prices. pacing them a sub-
stantial traction above yesterday's
closina. Control Railroad oi New Jer-
sey lost 6 points and Western Union
away. The name at our company and the well ltn’
standard at excellence we keep up to at all tlmesda I“
guarantee that our workmen will do the work as they: ., ‘
ouahly and neatly as it every member at your (Milly,
were at hon“ ' . '
Tell us wh you need done today.
7 . . 1:
i. A loan Can .pid. advanced i and , “0 Jones & “Ohm CO. " f1,
“hug” & We'll!” l M “ ' 1? Wall bit-sat Phone 74! Nlmvatlt. W“;
MW 11 1‘ 1 1 1
.DARIIN Wit-l- !W-D ROAD. aavttssrsa ouaaaruuv suamsuso -- 1
Votes to construct Otto Alongside the
' 1 s Trolley'i‘mlt. .
flatten had quite a largely attended
special town .meatias. last night. but
bottle: or an audition nature develop-
ed. though unimportant stop was
“MI ‘ e i ‘t‘ = '
it was voted to build a new road
, in Railroad Ivonne. Dal-tan, through
' newness. beside the trolley track. to
a point on the Rowsyton road to a
pointlwhqre the late Charles Raymond
formerly resided.
Thematter ct accepting another
highway was laid over until a tutors
«to.» was also action on the mat-
A
to ALL who uava u‘a‘s‘roa ruaevusuv savanna“ ctr-1
Thelnter‘nationttl Auto ngon’? i
now our axmatrtou a'r butt basses. rt is A rms adn‘wottsv
v .o
r r. Lockwood + and Co
39 Wall Beta-(Titans) . .~ Garage Witter It,
‘1.“ 1-.
* 1111mm
It“,
stator tuition appointed tilt our
slim some llfl‘f '
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