loud ours. Candy.
OUR HON! NA
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will certainly tickle R“your potato. Li.
ways fresh and 'e
mum:
Tel. 409. 51 Wuilll'igton It.
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. ,WEATHER‘ FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: Showers
tonight or Tuesday. Slowly ri-Iiug
temperature. A well defined Itorm
area is central this morning over
Lake Superior. it is producing cloudy
and Iainy weather in the northern por-
tion of the lake region It will more
eastward and this vicinity will be on
the southern edge of it late tonight
and Tuesday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: ~Low. 00; high. 72.
Clear. '
..
New panoramic post cards at Cole-
man's. Bee adv.
_Arthur Crane. of New York city is
villltlng with Napoleon Bonaparte
Knapp. of Dover street Norwallt.
Daniel J. Gormley, of la Prospect
avenue, has gone toMllford where» he
will take a rest for the benefit of his
health ‘ '
Miss M. Pauline Franks. of Elm’
__....
stIcet. of the New Haven Hospital is
spending a few days at the Whigs]. of
her parents Mr.' and "
Franke
William Daniels. wllro has been em-
played in the Conic N Bank
of Norwulh. dining." mm
lod has given up lib ll 13
vatlatlons oi the than
MIB. 1’. W White and. s n).
Ham and dang #eien hale Refill
ed to their page! #‘l’lnh‘llf‘tl avenue.
silt-r compiét g u Week's vacation
with Mrs. Whites relatives in Unit;
bury.
willg' moonlight cxnnsion lrom
llridueport tonight at Iloloud’oint.
Wheeler & Wilson's and American
llands combined will furnish music for
dancing until ll o‘clock.
m..." ‘
Mrs. William ll. Walsh. of Bridge-
port. and sons William and .lohu have
returned tI‘rthelr home after spending
a pleasant week's vacation with Mrs.
Walsh's parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Flairerty. of Prospect avenue.
Phoenix Engine Company will hold
II regular meeting tomorrow events: to
scccpt the report of the house for-
nishing committee, and adopt the rec~
onlmcndutlons lo complc ‘lt‘l\ cqulll the
present headquarters in Main street.
Miss MuIIlel lluIroii' of llIIIIIlIlyII.
spent yesterday and Halliltllll' with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward 1.. llrudlcy. of Ridge
avenue. Mia Alva IluIrcll is still vial-
ting Mr. and Mrs. medley. IIIIIl chums
to stay the remainder of the suit
A lawn party under the auspices of
tho l-lpwortdilieaxue of: the South‘Nor-
walk Methodist church will be held at
tho reside e of Harry A. Vail. in
mood itlvp . on Wednesday cveninu.
with Henry w iroland as host. An
entertain on is being arranged. A
grand chain social time is expected.
Everybody woiI-ome.
The "Million" arrived home from
their cruise to math island and other
points yesterday. In the party were
Victor W F‘IIIrlII. on whose l’llfllll, the
Alf-rain, the trip was made. Arthur
B. Russell, Clifford Adams. llr. (l. [N-
Ferris and Ft. W. Fitch. The party
a very fine time and vmre assisted
materially by good Weather.
Frederick w. F. Andrews and broth
rln-lsw. taster Carsill of Westport
Ev venue are enjoying their annual vu-
cations of one week. On Huturdat of
turmoil the couple went to New York.
where they took the host for Portland.
Maine. They will v sit in Portland and
other places in tho ‘ststs and will not
return until the very last day of Instr
vacation is spent.
Mrs. McCullough sud sons. Thomas
and bonismln. of Court street. llrook-
lyn. N. Y.. have returned to their home
after a two montb’il tiny with Mrs. G.
W Smith of Kelley; street. NorwIIilI.
Mrs McCullough and the children
were very much pleased with the hose
pitsllty of the country "people and re
grated very much return II: to the city.
Mr. meditation is. at on one of the
large eosst truths , its.
Brownie“ Cameras
ll. :2. $3. 84. $5. $1.09. In
II was IIIIin valor-till s on. for“
“Tilly Hold Aiooi.i'roin General Gob“
' isotlon of Miriam. “
A iillputlsn colony which has so
rived in Paris comprises over ens
hundred and titty
none or» twenty inches high. ‘the
novelty of the show will be that it is
not a show of ”freaks" in th ordl
nary sense. The dwarfs are so only
soslnst “dire“ ashlisrs in the United
N00 or
for $2
per kindred her you. b!
Tartan scams
.5 M WA'HINGTON ITNIIT. IOUTH ”"00“! W8" constituted men and
NORWALKJONN. women. but they are many of them
ture and quality.
mixed. it is true." said the leading
member of tho lliliputlan company,
7’“ ””3"” rsons of good family land In good
The leading members of the com-
F. H. BAXTER
inns. Though both about a foot high.
31180“! “led boats for sale; One 28- fi.‘ with the remainder of the colony.
cheap if bought ”0““ ly chose the smallest people he could
TlLlPHONI 10M
“ V I N 0 L Hand there is even one negro among
5 us.” But a number of the dwarfs are
Tonic Reconfimflorm circumstances who have never con-
IOLD ONLY IV seated to exhibit themselves before.
play are two brotherly—Count Prime
Monti and Baron Magrimboth ital-
Time for K. o. Frsmss for next sum- they are full of distally and excl-In
mer‘s bout,n now. Special prices. 'i‘wo that they do not mix indiscriminately
”I" 080111. with 8 h, i). new motor which includes persons of all sorts
One 21' ft. with 5* h p Stanley V0” and conditions. “The manager more
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShcliPoinLNorwslk
Nearly Everyone
is obliged to go to a dentist, more or
less. and it is just as important to
select a good dentist as it is to select
a good tailor or a good grocer. it is
far more economical to buy a suit of
clothes that wear well or a bushel of
potatoes that can be eaten. than to
pay less and not use them. it is my
one aim to have my patients satisfied.
for I use only the best materials, give
you the best workmanship, and my
prices are within the reach of all.
Dr. J. H. Maller
10 South Main 8h. South Nor-walk
Hours: 9 s. In. to s p. In.
by appointment only.
HUDCIYI
-11 Yachts
Looking for
GLASSES
we can furnish the right ones. We
have a Physician. who is a Skilled
-.Eye_ Speclshst..te examine your
eyes. WITHOUT CHARGE.
THAMEIi
0"“‘3‘0
summon .- 'Cmm
Opal Honduy aifloiutiuy Mullins
4
nrownle cuisine Itsfitlgsonwl’owsll
Corporation
The (heat A. & P. 'l‘ea (‘IIIIIpuIII are
offerin“: extra specials in than not to.
day.
~Screencd t'oal dIllIered by llay
mood Bras.
There will not be any fireworks on
hibition at ltoiou l’tlllli tomorrow or
suing.
Our Brothers Lodge 1.0.0. i-‘..of
Norwalk will have a meeting tllls ('\
suing.
Mrs. James ll. Entry. of Winnipauk.
is a guest for a Week of rolalchs in'
Danbury
The fall shirts are now open for in.
spection at Joseph llaIla'. The pm on
range from 81.50 to :3.
Miss Madeline Manner. of ilcidcu or;
arms, has returned to her heme after a
three weeks‘ vacation, spent in New
London. and Central Falls, ii. i.
Whehhliill Wilson and American
’l‘isnds at Halon Point. tonight. lltiill“
in: until ll o‘clock. Don‘t miss it.
"WWW-
[i I. ‘
)The local Masonic bodies will all
resume their regular sessions, follow.
in: the summer closing dowu. on the
first regular meeting dates in Septem
ber.
“Red Waller. pitcher for the “Hillier
port state league team save II I-I-IIIIIrlI-
able exhibition of bail playing Satur-
day ‘Iitsrnoon, when he pitched twa
lumen outlast Hartford, llrlducport
winning both. the first by the score of
i to l and the second by all to 0. The
second name was a no hit its well as
find. you see. in all sorts o‘classes all
over Europe " they say; "and the
company. therefore is mixed. Besides
aristocrats like ourselves. there are
peasants and menisls."~i.ondon Talo-
graph.
More Thsn sh. Could Boar.
Marlon was It little American girl
of six years. For three months her
mother and aunt had dragged her
through the museums and art galleries
of Europe.
She was made to look at the slip-
pers of Marie Antoinette. the prey-
enbook of Catherine dc Medici, huts
of Napoleon and endless numbers of
uninteresting Msdonnas. These, her
mother told her constantly. she must
remember. for when she grew up she
would realize how famous they were.
At last Marion rebelled. She re-
fused to so to a world-famed museum.
After much persuasion. she yielded
upon one condition.
"i'll go any place you like." she
said. "if you'll promise never again to
make me look at anything fmnous."
“Youth's Companion.
”.W,m~4.m
'l‘ho Lively Chooses.
Hussein Kissim Boy. the new Turk-
ish ambassador, discussed cooking at
a dinner in Washington.
"Your cooking is better than ours."
he said. "Still. there are some things
in it i decidedly dislike. l dislike. for
instance. 'hunu' nme'yxamo kept so
til it smells like cheese.
"And your cheese “itselfwl mean
your more expensive choose the kind
with mold in it ~ it isn‘t very --
, ”l cracked a lake about your obsess
it a luncheon.
“ 'l'lo you prefer with your apple pie
Requefort or iiimburxcr?‘ said my
host.
‘i‘lset thorn race across the table to
me and I'll take the winner' said i."
Pure iron at Lssi.
Chemically pure iron has neIer been
obtained until very l‘M‘i'llllY._ it has
been found allnost impossible to re
more. the last traces of impurities.
especially of sulphur. lint 0 Cartoon
chemist. llr. ll. Krouuier. has finally
by a long series of ingenious pro-
cesses. partly chemical and partly
electrical, succeeded in isolating the
pure IIIIItal. tho properties of which he
expects to differ greatly front those
of the impure iron that Ire know. iron
prepared by Kreueler's process ro-
sombles platinum. New York Herald.
Willis Fishing Dying Out.
The depression in the ilunIiI-II whale
fishing Is no acute that there In IlnII-
Ker of lilo in uslry disappearing front
the British i re. The Irrowluu scurc
ity of whales in the arctic regions has
rustle the industry very unremunera-
live. and shareholders have become so
disheartened that a number 0'. the
vessels have been put up for sale. A
serious side of the question la the
probable fate of the Eskimos who de-
pend upon the Whalers for supplies
of rifles and ammunition
Natural History u as. l; Ineks.
Doris lived in the city and a sum-
mer Visit to grandpa’s farm revealed
many wonders. After being treated
to the farmer‘s luxury. croaIII. lill'l
was allowed to so to the barn in see
the rows milked. She looked on with
much interest for a while and then
asked. "Grandpa which is the little
ante.
he run 3 pocket she keeps the cream in?"
in connection with the lawsuit ~
brought by Wsldron and itiordsn‘ Too may "Hunts" for Criminals.
fission 5.1.. Andrews. 0! W08! first.” in the light that nuvor ands between
over an unpaid bl“ Mf- ANN” '00"! the criminal and soclpty more and
ig'gmugmn313kfr““ulrtll’aznfhulg ‘ more sdvsulsse is given to the form-
t
a plain statement of the ”we" in the' or. its is bsgdald tenderly. iiisdrlxbis
cuss. it appear; that the lawsuit are man an sy srs resume "will
arose from the building of ‘ chicken if honest mans rights suffer. some
hm“ on My, AINH‘IVII“ pm‘wrty by [he' of his privileges filiflht b0 Wllllili‘ii'h
plaintlm.‘ lsr. Andrews says the tub with no loss to an! ass merlllns much
turned :3 f2; the lot: was 3300! which consideration. wiioudon Times.
he eons or excess roan re mm to
DIV. holdiu that “00 was s moperi ““7 ‘° ““9 “ml" Hem.
price and t is it! paid. rm» i‘lllli‘ Is A ""04 “will“! “mu" who ht-
returnable to the Not-walk town court Dubllchotl s cookbook lays down there-
on the llrst llfoadsy in September wile the dictum that. while s In."
illill‘i. may be won in a number at
ways. there is only one certain way
sood dinners.
Wu...“ 4..
Dhsbmd the Pmpsrtlos.
Ono events: when Helen some to
New Panoramic
tbs end of her prayer she “rumored.
Mt Cards . ..
of country club and Judah island. Mt‘sr statement her face olssrsd ssd
Also nits dim view or Dolls island 'h‘ “A" “Oh hes-wary respectfully
. .. n It ‘
silo Marathi. "ml ‘1‘“! The Dsilnsstor
Diiisrsnl Results.
OLEMAN’S “W
“LCD and WOMBII. ‘
"people in society." persons of cul- .
"We are a trifle »
of hoopla; it. homely. s succession of\
“The man who infill.“ say no m‘stt
0‘“.
I»: ,
l ““
is.
vltlng you to choose from.
$2. 45. $3. 25. $3. 85,
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
Home (lround lidrsc Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
«0 Is- Iilslry Feed
Chick Feud
L Poultry .
Stock Food
Blue Fish Weak Fish,
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
TELEPHONE 108.
“Dues Your Boy
Need a SchOOl Suit?
We can save you enough on his school suit to
buy his school shoes. or something else be will need.
Red Tag prices will do it; but you’ll have to act
promptly—these are extra good bargains we're in-
HOME GROUND FEED
it you want your horses to be kept up to tho highest point of working
ability to produce the greatest amount of charm
slon in s full day's work «Ivory dnywdsr in and day outwit inter or
ilummer in the city streets. on the road. in the hold -liuy Bonnie
. ‘ Quality First. Last and All the Time.
0
School Suits reduced to
$4. 85. $5. 65, $6. 85
Formerly priced up to 38. so
All of our Wash Suits for boys up to to have
been dropped into the bargain pile—4nd they are bar-
gains for sure. 79c to $1.65.
'rwo sronas:
South Norwailt
14 South Main St.
finding its expres-
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Halibut. Native Ecls.
FREE DELIVERY.
-..........__._..—
lied Onions. per quart ............ be
\l'ux nouns nor quart ............ 50
lii‘t‘lii, per bunch "4‘. ....... . ..... 6o
l-.. " poIk Green 1. tom llIaus ....... 25o
lion llur Flour. per bun .......... Ibo
Peaches Plums. Hordes i‘cars. Sweet
-..~.s. .. 3-.. ..
.w-..- a--. ....W.r-.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
tiood Eugl, per Iiosen ............. 250
l1 rouh lungs, per dozen ............ 350
is pounds Sugar .......... .....bi.00.
W. ll. f‘ncoa ............... . ..... 190
\l. ll l‘hocolste ................. lilo
Potatoes (turrets. Squash, Muskmol-
mill Cucumbers and Tomatoes
UNITEDW GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAlN ’TllIT.’
PHONE 143.
lilllll ill lllll Sillll
WALL STREET, 10:10 I. m.—-'l‘Isd-
lux was heavy in tour at the start. but
offerings of stock worn very light and
loose were confined to fractions except
III Louisville and Nashville which lost
It point, St. Paul, Reading. linlon Ps~
title and“ United Slum stool as well
lllt other leaders were down from it
to it.
WALL STREETS; ii a. m.~—l.oses
were increased thmltshout the whole
list. Professional operators sold freely
on the absence of any concerted sup-
port. flt. Paul was hammered down a
points. Then Restllhs was sIIccsss-
fully attacked for s loss of as much
and the whole list button to run off in
a brisk manner.
One of the mmlltiesi clubs in Mexico
has hit upon the idea of bringing four
Indians from such tribe in the repair
lie Into the city to dive them an ohm
lesson in the prosross of arts.
selected for the lesson. sad it is hoped
that they will sducue their tribauiun
after their more to their homes,
WM...“
A New York shoe dealt-r has short“
I scheme which will prevent custo—
more with s sushi conception of honor
fromchsstiax him by clslnllas their
gnaw but not «starch, and (tonal! .
hsst spooltnsns in such tribe are to be .
of dinner
' Wanton “0UPPLY or'atIsIss.
IAmonsut.)
All the world's great rubles come
from the mines of the bleach Vslloy.
lndla. There are four principal
billion in the valley. in each of which
modern tools and machinery are used.
which facilitsts the proper examina-
tion of s large amount of byon or
ruby-bearing clay-each day.
in nearby vslisys the humans still
pro-souls their searches in the old
way. digging and washing by hand
labor. but often with astonishing rel
suits. in the ism workings the syn
tom has been Muesd to s science,
with uorrsspOnIiins results.
The byes stretches almost every- “
when ‘ stuns the bleach Valley, and
wherever this clay sslsts'rubiss are
to be found. llssldss the pure ruby.
spinsl or balls rublss are found in .
ism ldusutitiss is the some oelshe 1
borhood. Wherever the ruby is found
tbs solusl is sues to crop up close
“huidsll.
but at different shapes. ' Except in a
few rots cuss the export can easily
distinguish between the two stones.
although they are very much alike
to the naked eye.
The human is inclined to invest
his snvlm‘s li‘l rubles and diamonds. .
be readily rssiissd noon in
uuuuisl Wag.“
more ””0 ,
Wfifi'! =
which “I‘ll
W its small
yum,
Straw Hats, one-half price.
Mm“--- .Ww._,,i._ WW -
Was worse: ‘
Reliable . August 8“
Price’s ”Clothing Store
Suits that were from $10.00 muses,» use
an Suits formerly 010.00 and staoo. st use
All Suits formerly 816.00. st .............‘.....................
All suns ftirmorly 018.00. III s
All Suits formerly 820.00 and 822.00 .........................0M-I
. an Suits formerly 320.00 323.00 and 330.00, at ................sts.ss“~“
Eioys' Suits st one-halt regular prices.
Boys' P Is at great reductions.
lion's 1110. out way down.
“ I. N l 1" ll .y
Llillliil Ulflllflflh
‘1'! ill"! l'q1‘mwul‘. u“
COME" AND SEE.
.. Sugar is the most important article
received from Hawaii and Porto Rice.
with tobacco ranking second in the
case of Porto Rico; hemp is by far
the most important article received
from the Philiiplne islands, and can.
and salmon. furs and copper the most
important articles of merchandise r
ceircd from Alaska.
Read about tonight's attraction at
Mints. See adv.
I
Republican Caucus.
The Republican Electors of the
Second Voting District otthe. Town of
Norwalk are requested to meet in
caucus in Quiilner's llsli. Railroad
avenue. on Tuesday, August 23. 1910.
at 8 o (‘10th p In fdr the urpose or
electing delegates to the epublicsn
slate Convention to be bold in Hart-
ford. September 13 and It 1910, for
the nomination of candidates for State
Officers and Representativesuarge
IIn the Congress of the United
“.Statcs and to appoint ii State Central
tomatoes. and to elect delegates to
the Congressional. Senatorial County
and Probate Conventions.
By order or the Town Committee.
GEORGE 8. KENDALL.
Chairman.
listed at Norwulk. Conn. August ii.
lllltl. alS 22
Jones 81 Valentine
AUCTIONEERS
tluuuycrest Farm. Ponds street. on
posits “Grace Home in the Fields."
will be sold at public auction. It s. m..
on Thursday. August 25. 1010. Fol-
lowing the sale of real estate. the
household furniture will be sold. Prop-
erty consists of eight acres. plenty of
fruit and line shade trees. iii-room
house ill-bedrooms and one bath
room). born with coachmsn's room
chicken house. etc.
Distance from New (Yunnan. 2 miles:
from Tsimsdite Hill. 2 miles; from
Springtime station, 2% miles. and
from Springtime trolley, 2 miles.
if stormy. next fair day.
For order. Miss ('11.. Singer and Mrs
E. A. llefrmnnn. owners.
SAVING“
Many other bargains in lists and Footwear.
Price’s Clothing Stere
98 Washington Street, South Norwslk
_- :asrsusmilr 7 .
Closing Out Sale
..‘_or.-._.
Shirt Waists -} V
TO CLOSE OUT THE LINE WILL
SELL AT
79c 89c - $1.50
roansntx 01.00. 3200. sue
LOCAL VlEWB FOOT CARD.
crease I
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Nissos Dawson)
OI WADHiNOTON STRIET
.‘. . . I.,._ m . be.
a“ “ml,
'10!
.r “VI-0%
TRUNK
Repairing in all its
branches
House Trunks Made ‘
to Order ‘
MOTH moon“
CHESTS
for Furs. Winter Car-
ments, etc.
H.
Also Sllirtwaist Boxes «
novaock MFG. 00.
l2 Sesvlew Ave.
nsr NORWALK ‘_ p
TINY ORIATUREC. f‘ .
(Exchange) '0 .
When compsrod with the strsnltll’
.10
Tel 368
'rllsy are both crrltsls or qumlns. ‘
l
MONEY §
is s simple process. and for its
non-observance there can be no
possible excuse.
Let the man live so economical-
ly that be always has something
to lay by. sad its is certain to
have in the and a competence
to protect him saslnst sll ordi-
nary worrlss.
TheSoatlI Norwsik
Trust 00.
Days 4% on Isvinos
of man the strength of on insect is
most remarkable indeed. Fm instant. “
the busy little not can carry; a load
40 or 50 times as heavy as itself
the ordinary beetle use propel a bun
den 100 times its own weight The it
significant house fly gives 100 «who
of its wings in about two seconds dull“ ““'
enabling it to so a distance of ill foot
in that limo.
Perhaps the most wonderful of all
seats is the drssou fly. it sees til ,
the sir at the rate of sixty miles.”
hour. and can top instantly or amps
its course but ward or sideways wl
out missing its speed or ehlliliilt t
position of its be” ‘
One little honey hos will huh; silos“
waded from s limb white from its.
W.
& .
SaVIIIgs Society
nsrosmom (3.175.000, .
body It hundred other!“ will doused.
heldlns to soother. child fun
And one cannot use thst ills
waters or nulls its food“; his”
NORWALK
Dissatisfied lessor-autos I ‘ .
something about s"
Planner. You don‘t
in than Ill, your ID?
lNGDflPORKTID 1H0
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