-
. cue Hollis”, .
uncut-10o lion‘s? ”some 41-
waya fresh and satin . . »
' personal-ed not your. or
“film 3 $2
. TAYLOR s GOLDEN
rs wast-uneven srsaa'r..souru
unawaut. couu.
TILIPHONI ill-l
“ HEEL“
Tonic Recondhut‘lor
soto ONLY or
an BAXTER.
svanmo ssh-rm“. rater-nous
clinic 4 ,
ltd—News Department
load—halos" Department
«Hutton OM00, Namath
“it ~Ediior's Residence
My Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
with showers tonight; Friday cloudy
followed by fair. Slightly Warmer in
east and .south portions. Moderate
south shifting to north winds Friday.
Areas of high pressure are central over
New England and the upper Mississip-
pi Valley with a trough of low pres-
sure between them over the Lake re-
gion. This-is producins a {treat deal
of cloudy and unsettled Weather in the
eastern portion of the he region
and along the coast north of Virginia.
Good rains were reported during the
last 24 hours over Oklahoma. Kansas
and Missouri, and scattered showers
in Colorado, Nebraska and lows.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 69; high, 72.
Cloudy.
Miss Mildred Kelcbam.
Norwalk. is cuts
from bong island.
of South
rtninlng her. cousin
Sadie Lawlor. or Sumlt street, has
resumed her duties after a two weeks'
vacation in Long Island. .
Miss Therese Burns, of military. is
spending a few days with Mrs. J. W.
O‘Brien, of lenses Place. .
Frank Allen rind pains prince, of
Norwalk, left town Monday for an ex-
teh’dcdtrip up the Hudson; .
Frank C00. or of. on oil Lav I
hue". is“ ’ ' if ,tnili‘gii‘iml‘h
grandmother in Ncw‘Jersey.
*4..-
Miss Mantle Sterling is enjoying a
two wocks' vacation from horfiuiles us
bookkeeper in the Whitlock market.
Miss lronc hit-Keen has returned to
her home in South street. after spend-
ing a two weeks‘ vacation in New
York city.
'l‘hr- pulpit of the Swedish Lutheran
Church will this coming Sunday he no.
cnpied by Student Martin 1.. Swansom
Pontiac, R. i. '
Clifford Buckley, of Franklin avenue.
is enjoying a two wueku' vacation
which he is spending with relatives in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
wDon't forget Star or i‘oiuiubia (‘lr-
cle‘s prize waltz and dunco at lloton
l'oint. Friday evening. August 19.
Miss 1.qu Reynolds. 0: Norwalk, is
enjoying a vacation from her duties
in the Boston Store, and is spnndlna
the time. in Beilport. l. l.
The remains of Albert Plull, of Dan
bury. were brought to Norwalk yos-
terday afternoon and inicrrod in the
family plot in the Norwulk Cemetery.
in the absence of Earl Edmonds, who
won ill at his home in East. Norwalk,
.lninos Goodwin assisted in the Net'-
wulk store of Rogers iii. Stevens yester-
tluy.
‘V’wiw
Mrs. Mabel Wirl. and son William.
former residents of [sauce place. who
have been spending n month with Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. G‘lirien. of issues place.
loft Norwaik tilts morning for a trip
about the country on their way to their
home in New Mexico. They will stop
for a time in Washington, D. (1., and
then in St. fouls. From there they
will no to their home in Arteala, New
Mexico. where Mrs. Wiri. owns a
lnrsc estate. ,
0n fiaturday morning. in the larse
‘Popc-Haritord automobile owned by
Mr. Kent. the (allowing only will
leave News“: for Quosne. Loni: lil-
land: Mr. and Mrs. HarVey M. Kent,
of Arch street; fir. and Mrs. w. R.
Ambler. of Rowayton, and son Tracey.
The party will to Eye and ferry
the machine an themselves over to
llcinpstssd Harbor near Ben Cilii'.
boos island, and will then asaln take
up their trip mambo in the car.
Quosus is about opposite Bridgeport.
and is on the other aids of the island.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent will probably re-
main only over Sunday. as will Mr.
Ambler, but Mrs. Ambler and Tracey
will remain as the sat of Miss Helen
nthilL who is wet , known in Norwatk.
sing a pupil at the Hillside aches! for
several weeks. ‘ ~
semis
., as wasmssrou eraser ,
5r
f
t'
”Mm
. Time for K. D. Frames fcr next sum-
mer's best. new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one ail-ft.
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
one 21-“, with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Vary
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ~ ANDERSON
Oysters solitPolnLNorwalk
A Gold Crown.~
is the modern method of covering a
tooth in such a manner as to exclude
moisture and‘ais from the portions
which are decayed. thus preventing
further loss."
it is made the original size and shape
of the tooth. retaining its usefulness
inninstication and speech. The ordi-
nary persou cannot tell whether a
crown will perform all its duties prop.
erly by its appearance after it is in
\tha mouthflthat lies with the dentist.
i make only those Which will bear
inspection by a critic. and time proves
their virtue.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main 0L, South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. in. to s p. m. aundays
by appointinani only.
i
Special values in men's wear at the
l): M. Read store. See adv.
.i. Emory" Stevens left South Nor-
wAlk, today for Dlahy. Nova Sculls.
where he will spend two weeks.
“M.
Miss Edith Momma. of Staten Is-
land, is spending some time with the
Misses Buckley, of Cedar street.
m»...
Miss Marlon liayeshas returned to
her home In Holden sienna after a two
weeks‘ vacation spent in Fall River.
Joaegh Mclmpshttn. at Chapel airoei.
ipont hnday last‘in New Haven with
rlenda in that place.
his time.
He reports a
l
Mrs. Edward Matthews and family
if Newark, N. J.."aro the guests of Mrs.
Aduin Sinker .at her home. 25 iisvl-
land street, for a few days.
The Misses Ethel and Anon Mellie.
non, of lineups". are spending a
few days with their cousin. Miss An-
.la Pierce. of 23 lisvilautl street.
Mia Susan Brand and Miss Ettu
Drake. at East Granite. N. .l.. are
ipsndiug a low days as the uncut oi
Miss Florence Meeker. of Merwiu
ltroot.
~—
Mrs. Charles A. Fallon, of till Spring
street. left town this week. for ilcthcl.
where she will remain for u few days
as the flier“. of Mr. and Mrs. George
.l. Osborn. of Greenwood uvvntlo.
*m.-. . ..
Lester Sanford. oi‘ Merwin street.
who has been employed in the Nor
walk Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
store. and who resigned recently. Is
now employed in the South an‘wnlk
tiers of the same company.
Word was sent to the Selectmen
this morning that Mrs. Elbert Brady.
of East Norwalk. had lost fifteen chick.
ens early this morning through the ac-
tlon ofastrauge dog. Mrs. llruily
lives in Beacon street. When she went
out to the chicken coop this morning.
lhd fifteen chickens were dead. and
some oi! them missing.
The automobile that. was so badly
wracked when it ran into George anil-
ar in West avenue ten days nuo, bo-
ionain; to bouts A. Iselimat'll‘. bus
slain been put into condition. and was
noticed shout Norwalk this morning
in charge of another chauffeur. The
machine was insured for $5,000. It is
said and therefore there was small
loss. in money. to Mr. IAlhmllittl'.
though he has lost considerable time.
. The Knob automobile bus had to be
taken to the Consolidated garage for
repairs last evening anti there was a
large number of people left at tho
Knobs The garage company immedi-
ately not three smaller automobiles
down and made the regular trips. sue
healthily carrying the greater part of
the Masters. any walked to the
trolls s. as the evening was cool and
mountain. hut allvwouid have been
transported in the auto had they wait-
I
New Post
Card Views
of Bel isl , . Park Circle. East illufi.
IAIIO’ ,Ilw,‘ irdseys Vhlmi‘ionth (love.
Crystal Lake and Castle Venice and
lilsst. hose
COLEMAN’S
. tics- rafter used a sense
lies Roma. and omens adv.
William a. sitcom. of a walk.
spentgtthe day-lip New York cl y yea-‘-
tsrd’ay on business.)
1
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J. H. Macbl‘elnsra. ct Bridgeport. ton .
I, msrly of South Norwalk., was a collar
on old (ricotta in this city yesterday.
Roy. Benedict. of, Westport statute.1
is enjoyin a‘dfl's vacation iron: his
duties in ew York city. and is spend.
in: the time about home. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bhenler, for-
merly of Booth Norwalk and who are
now residing in Pennsylvania. are
guests of Allen 0. aheflisr. of this city.
Albert Sanford and wife. ‘of Hamil-
ton. 0.. are visiting Mrs. 0. D. Kimball.
of West street. ,or a few days. Mr.
Sanford was for years connected with
Colcburn d: Lauder.
Miss Blanche Pohlman has resumed
her duties as stenosrapher and type-
wrtter at the cities of Keogh and Can-.
dos in the United Bank building. hav-
ing s mplsted her annual vacation.l
whic she has been spending at Fair-
lleld Beach. .
s
The regular monthly rally of the
Norwalk Bronp of the Epwdrth league '
will be held at Compo Beach tomorrow
evening. The ladies are to take sandy.
wlohea and cake and the gentlemen“
fruit. The after luncheon speaker will
be the Rev. D. D. lrvine. formerly of!
Rowayton, and Rev. A. .1 Panda“. of
Southport A fine time Is anticipated»
by those who expect to attend. This?
rally is in charge of the Sauntuokf
chapter and the luncheon will be serv-
ed at 8.16 o'clock.
u..—
Miss Florence Meeker and Miss Rae
therlne Beers, of Norwalk. arranged
or n straw ride to be held last even-
ing and about a score of young peo-
ple went to Weston on ther ids. They
left Norwaik about half past seven and
when they returned it walk—too late
to tell. The ride was made in a large
four horse carrynll and the young peo-
ple stopped at. the home of Mrs. Ern-
lly Bradley, where they enjoyed danc»
Those who went were the following:
The Misses Florence Meeker. Kather-
lne Boers, Susan Brand. tetra Drake.
Gladys Fiewellyn. Viola Bennett. lsa-
bel floors. Mrs. A. P. Meeker. and
Mrs. Howard floors. and the Messrs
Chester Meeker. Stephen Smith, lild~
ward Gallsshor. Warren Gasser. hes-
tcr Sanford: beater Evelina. Jack
iturns. and Roy Floweliyn. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Beers: '
lililit ii jiti this j"
. . .. .
WALL smear, 10:10 a. lit—no!”
prossion in tho'deun market had an.
unfavorable Effect in the local market,
at the opening, prices here opening
down materially from yesterday‘s clos;
his figures. Union Pacific and «Roadi‘
lug scored loses of ills. Aichiaoa 1%
and at. Paul. Northern Pacific. South"
ern Pacific, (‘hmpenkos nmlflhio. l'.
8. Steel. Amslaumatcd Copper, Amor-
icuu Smelling.
WALL STREET. ll mute-Bull opt
erntora got under the market and form
ed n sirens rnlly in Which St. I‘uul.i
Reading and Union Pacific made the
srouli-st recovery. Heavy buying of
ltork island and Wabash pid. assist
ml the upturn. Rock Island gained
ucurly a point and Without) Nil. 2
points. Circulation of a rumor thui u
prominent capitalist. n momlmr oi the
Sinndard illl party, was aci'cl'oly ill.
i'flilrll'tl wholcanlo soiling again and
most stocks sold considerably lower
than at the outset. Reading showed is
touted (‘oppcr and Bethlehem Stool 2.
loss of 2%. Union l'ur‘illc 2‘... Amulnu‘
4..
«I.
WALL imlmz'r; nouns A tlrnlui m
lilo rumored "malls of John H, lilit‘lto-
teller caused a pause in the aclltnu,
but the market did not recover much.
and some close observers were inclin-
ed to connect much of the weakness of
the market to the complexion of this
morning's political noWs. llnniis were
really.
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SAVING
, MONEY
in a simple process. and for its
non-observance there can he no
possible excuse.
Let the mun livo no economical-
ly that he always has something
to lay by. and be is rsrtuin to
have in the end a competence
to pi‘uti'rf him against all ordi-
nary worries.
The South Norwalk
Trust: . Co.
Pays 4% on Iavlngs
V-fl
MRWMR,
Savings Society
modal-cause 1m
DEPOSITS OVER $3,775,000
Goons M. Holmes. President.
will. a. cum. Vinita-ism.
Frederick A. Illa, “s10 Tress.
ing. a lawn party and a line supper. ‘
l l
’ viting you to choose from.
$2.45. 33.2
School Suits reduced to
Formerly priced up to $8.50
All of our Wash Suits for boys up to 10 have
been dropped into the bargain pile—and they are bar-
gains for sure. 79c to $1.65.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. hicrwalk.
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l
It saves a been 0! trouble to know you're getting the best there
is. The surprising thing about Donnie. Home Ground Foods in that
they cost no more than stale wrist
value, worth about 83 too more. i
beat. .,
The windmill: ls careful in selecting the food (or his animal.
, r.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
. (I
Bonnie tiorss F“
Dairy M
Chick Food
Poultry .
Stock Food
0
Wm ._.....
tie Fishiilleaklt‘ish.
‘-
Sword, Flat Fish. Boneta Mackerel. Steak ‘
Cod. Salmon, Spanish Mackerel, Black
F ish, Haddock. Hard and Soft Crabs,
Long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE I08.
WW..- .
FOR
Wishing to make some changes in my studio
I otter a 6-it. SHOW
LOW PRICE.
The North Studio
NO. 7' WASHINGTON IT.
Z'Does Your Boy ‘
Need a SChoOl Suit ? *‘
We‘c‘an save you enough on his school suit to
buy his ‘ichool shoes. or something else he will need.
Rod Tag prices will do it; but you‘ll have to act
promptly-finest: are extra good bargains we're in-
“ s
South Norwalk
xa South Main St.
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orn totals but by actual analysis and
l's always the some and always the
MAN UEL TORO HATCH.
Halibut. Native Eels.
FREE DELIVERY.
.’
SALE
.m
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CASE FOR SALE at a
OOUTH NORWALK
THAMER
Optician
. . ordinate the minus in its. Price’s
what the result of wearing gloss-
ca made by us will be. (live on a
trial and you will be satisfied.
We haven Physician. who is a
skilled hiya specialist. In charge
of our eye department. NO
CHARGE FOR RXAMINATiUN.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
.. [)igvl‘s’ion’ftlo, i. A. O il.. will hold a
regular business mebtins tilts evening
in their Wall stress-Quarters.
‘ W
missions John 'Dovlno. of Straw.
lisrr Hill. is a ndintt the day in New
hon on on a p «our. outlna.
W
Charles W. Bellnof Rowayion. will
leave tomorrow for a several weeks'
stay at Aabury Park and Ocean Grove.
Mr, and Mn, William Moore, who
have been visitinshln ilanhury. have re-
turned to their one in south Nero.
walk.
A in party of Norwallw 0
went. tenement) Beach today mil
down with lunch baskets and bathing
suits. " . . _
it. h. Pocavstar it. Burns and Wil-
liam. attributions“ on a doe days
W
\
Donald win and wk... 0. Wood.
ward have returned to their homes in
Mr. Woodward to Holden avenue. after
a recent trip to New York city, where
they that friends returning from abroad
on the steamer. Cincinnati. Miss ner-
tha Muller and Miss that Waltsabur-
gar. both of Louisville. Ky.. were
among those that by these Norwaik
young men. Mr. Woodward having be
come acquainted with them on his re-
Ncrwalk.‘Mi-. Way to East avenue. and ‘
is cast
Prise’s Clothing Stcrc. .
. ‘ Butts that were “0111010.th music.» .M
. an Suits formerly um and moo. at r.“
All Bulls formerly 815.00. at .....‘.............................Ml
au‘sum tomorly moo. in 0‘
an Suita formerly moo and 022.00 at
an Butts formerly $25.00. 328.00 and $30.00, at 0
Boys' Bulls at one-hall regular prices.
lioys’ Pants at trest‘rsductions. : . .
Men's Pants out way down. . ,4 .. 3731.3:- 5.43 l.
a
Straw Hats. onehalf price. 'mg‘ .g 333” [a ‘
Many other bargains in Hats and Footwear. ' if?!)
cons AND sea. _ .11 :yvm T1}?
Price’s Clothing Store.
. 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
‘” EXTRA SPECIALS
vkav sear cseaueuv BUTTER. a pound .sso
PliiRE LARD. a pound ....................................... “loo
FllJLL CREAM CHEEGE. a pound .................. . .............. . .1Ic
citrus rm: aces. a desert ............ . .................... . are 1 .
Oi ANULATED sueaa. 25 pounds for. .......... . ........... ....at.ss
GlliANULATED SUGAR. 18 pounds for. . . . .. . . .3 ........ .01.”.
The Great A&P Tea [Company
. m WMHINOTON or. sou'ru neawaLk.
was: oztivonv. Deliveries 0:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. in. ,_ rag; no. ass
.1
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a
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A- F. Beckmantl 8100.
Select Groceries: T333? Coffees “
Wines and Liquors f.
v
‘lhpounda Fina Granulated Sugar tor ........ .. ........... 81.06”
Very Best Creamery Butter. per pound .340
3 pounds Yale Toast or soda Crackers for . . . . .. ...... 350
Mission Garden Ceylon Tea. pound can ....................... ..403
Crown Aster Brand Cerise. one pound can ......... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .35o
HedorYollowNativo Onions. quart ...... ..... ...........~..os' ‘
imported and Domestic Chem, Fancy Sardines. Figs. Dragons,
Jams. Jallias. Anchovies. Pickles. Shrimp and Pheasant Pasta. Major .
Grey’s and Lazsnhy’a Bombay Chutneys. and many other good things
to tickle the palate.
COMPLETE STOCK FINE WlNES AND LIQUORS
George [host's Famous Lager Bear. 24 bottles . ............. .. . 51.15
White Rock Water. one dozen pints .......... . ................. 01.50
SOUTH NORWALK
‘3 ANDM WASHINGTON OT.
lilaker’s Cocoa. 19c Baker's Chocolate. 19013?
’I‘ibmatoea. qt. ......... 7c Home Cucumbers. i. for 5i
Busts. per bunch ..... . ...... 5c Evergreen Corn. dos. ..... .isc
Rid Onions. qt. . ....... . . . .. 5c Green Lima Beans. qt. .....soc .1,
Wink Beans. qt. ..... . ....... 5c Good Eggs, dos. . . . . . . ,asc _~
UNITED GROCERY '00. A r
at some mam araaa'r. snout "a, ,
-,-.-l
5%?
’ (lions
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Order here for work to be done while your lannlyx‘lia‘r ..
away. The name of our company and the well know; “i
standard of excellence we keep up to at all times lath 2;. 1"
guarantee that our workmen will do the work as their . 4‘
ouxhiy and neatly as if every member of your family“
were at home. ' * '
'1‘in us what you need done today.
The Jones a Hotcakes, Co. '
11 win strut Phone 742 Norwalk. can»;
sat-mares casskrustv rusmasso
«w..~_-...
v I .
.
il‘
, Us Demonstrate“ ‘
Ti ALI. WHO HAVI Ull FOR THI MANY ADVANTAGII DIP]
' Let
,i”
cent trip around the world. These
young ladies have continued their-trip
by remaining in Europe and touring
the continent. 'Mr..Woodwai-d went as}
far as Philadelphia with Miss Walton,
bar and arty and returned to Nora
last posts y noon. Mr. Way stayed
in New York for several days with
Miss miller and party. who were view-
ing the metropolis borers returning to
their Kentucky mes.
i0 Norwsilt Tues
at ..
day steal 0n the
illustrate. n‘
1,. .
and returned. ., . . .
; '"le international Auto Wi’gon ..
l
:1: w on axmalrioa ar cos canoe or is it "runs amines
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VIN.
F. .E. Lockwocdnsnd Combed
3- Wall at..w(‘i?hone) Garage Water in.“ smug
............... .. N. .. wows-o. w..." nuw...‘
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