It you antennas. on. tor
loud pure. Dandy,
OUR HOME MAD! OWIITI
will certaiuiytiehlo mt palate. Ai-
wsys trash and enticing. .
Tel. “If. A wagon at. F. H BAXfER.S
, against tire anywhere in t
WAuIIIMI .'
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autos or mmJI" United
for $2 i
per hundred per year.i by
TAYLOR soot DEN
74 WAIHINGTON STREET. COUTH
NORWALK. OONN
TILIPHONI 1054!
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IVENINB OENTINIL TILEPHONI
CALL.
flan-News Department
I24~Iuslnus Department
M-Irsneh Office, Not-walk
I00 widitor's Residence
Wily Editor‘s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwallt and vicinity:
Clearing this afternoon, followad by
fair and cooler tonight. Saturday and
Sunday fair. The disturbance that
was central in the lake region yester-
day morning is now passing out the
St. Lawrence valley, and this vicinity
is on the southern edge of it. it has
produced local showers and thunder-
storms in the eastern portion of the
lake region and New England during
the last 24 hours. it is followed by
an area of high pressure which is
producing pleasant weather with much
lower temperatures in the central and
west erti sections. lv‘rosts were report-
ed from the northwest. Conditions
favor for this vicinity clearing Weath-
er during the afternoon, followed by
fair and cooler Saturday and probably
fair on Sunday.
WEATHER A vsAa Aeo rotiAv.
Temperature: Low, to; high. 84.
Partly cloudy.
Special offering for tomorrow at the
big store. See Bcckmanu‘s adv.
Court Narruk. F. of A.. held a meet-
ing last evening and routine business
was the rule.
The latest Russia calf shoes for men
wit he found at Mar Levy's. For pri-
ces see adv.
You can gel and excellent sliding
couch for $5.50. if you are interested
road F. A. Mitchell's adv.
—Fr"fday night is I'laglcs' night at
Roton. tfiome all.
if you have to buy your boys and
girls school shove the adv. oi it‘lynu's
lioot Shop will interest ~\ou.
Mrs. Edison Harris and rhildren.
Gerturde, ICIIleI and (icorpc. and Mrs.
Caroline [loulens and Miss t‘nroltue
iiuitcker, spent Thursday III Satin
“01‘“.
The Norwnlk Aerie of Entries will
hold their dance at itoton t'nint this
evening. it is imported that there will
be a large crowd or promo present at
tht- dance.
Post cards from Edward lift-Allister.
of William i.. Olsen‘s HIlOi' siorc, who
is enoiying his annual vacation. tell of
the fine time he is having in Monaco.
Conn. where he is the guest of friends
and relatives.
«Road specials In Mintz's tltI\’., on
page it.
Miss Viola Crawford of Flint. Michi-
gan, formerly of Frunrc strut, Nor-
wulk, who has brcn spending the sum-
Iticr in Norwalk with friends. will rc-
turn to her home next. work. She is
obliuod to go to her home us her
school will open lit it week.
t‘onnreastnan iu‘. J. Hill was not pres
cut at. the hearing on tho \\'nshinntoti
street bridue matter before the select:
mI-n on Tuesday afternoon. and the re-
Iuarlta attributed to him were made by
his cousin. it}. liiil. whose plan for the
bruise will he voted on at the town
tum-ting next Monday night.
Miss Margaret llrisrnli. of Htrnwln-r-
ry Hill, who is t'tliploytui in ithlyn‘s
buttery, will start on her vacation to.
morrow. ’I‘ht- vacation will last ten
days and she yltl visit friends Ill near-
by towns if her plans do not Into-carry.
Mitts ltitu Nattcford. of Wilton avenue,
will start her vacation of u like tenant
of time at the expiration of Miss ilris-
coll‘s vacation.
mile a bird and dance with the tile-
glcs at Rotor) l‘oint, Friday night.
The Glee Club of Court (ict'llc.
ilallitlitorli of Isabella, went to the tuir
that is being held by the (thurch of the
Assumption in Westport, lust uvvninit.
and nova a fine musical program.
There wose several selections by tho
(.IIt't‘ (:iub concertivoly and thou tlwrc
wct‘t' solos by Mitts Lena V. Miltcrd.
Mr». Alice CIihill-iisymes and Miss
Mary Cassidy.
A great. deal of comment has been
caused by the unraveling tj tdition of
the auction of Contraction avenue.
from the bottom of armory hill. Wtuil~
word, which was rebuilt only a few
weeks ago. it is clearly apparent. that
in a short time awhig section of the
road will be torn completely to plot-ea
If something is not done. rticulsriy
at. the foot of the armory h it. inquiry
today developed the fact that the road
is still in the hands of the contractor,
Who has not yet turned is over to
Highway Commissioner James Mc-
Donald. .
Fresh Checolates
25c lb.
1
be.
Is wellness cram
n—o—n‘ 1
Time for K. D. Frames for that sum-
mer‘s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; has 26-ft..
halt cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 51,4, h. p. Stsutey. Very
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSION
OysterSheli PoinLNorwalk
If You Could Hear
the good things people are saying in
my office after they have hstd a tooth
extracted, you would no lontger dread
to have those old teeth taken out. i
prepare my anaesthetic fresh every
day. there is no'dnnger of having to
use something state. that does not give
good results, or makes one ill after.
Wards; it is equally safe for young and
old. The old roots atid crooked teeth
come out without any pain, the game
best quickly. and the mouth is left
clean and wholesome. Do not suffer
any longer.
Dr. .I. H. Mallory
16 South Main 8h, South Norwslk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bundays
by appointment only.
I i
Weak Eyeii and
Eyesith
are increasing. Let our Physic
tan, who is a Skilled hire Spec-
ialist. examine your eyes and
prescribe the correct glasses, if
necessary. Ni) CliAlthl‘} FOR
EXAMlNA’i‘ltm.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD CONN.
Open Monday a: Saturday Evenings
A n y thin-fl it} II: it n51) f nuts” III—lili-
dcrwcar will he found at .l‘. i. Mal-
iette‘s. Sec adr,
t‘olumhia disc records fit any Ina-
p
‘ macs- «—u ‘1'! was...» 4
Dull:
The delegation to :‘thstvilliih
they will held a caucus shortly. as for
the past few years since the extra ra-
presentation became effective. for the
purpose of electing two delegates at
large to the state convention. which
will nominatsa candidate for severe--
or. <
, it is understood that iii. 8. Adams, of”
Norwaik. will he named as one of the
delegates. while ‘the other will come
from one of the smaller towas in the
districts, New Canaan. Darien or Why
on.
BOYS START FOR THE WEGT. .
Franz Olsen. 1?. son of Joseph Di~
seas, and Frank Lynch. about the same
age, departed from home Wednesday
night and it is said they headed for
the west. "Gone to tight the indians,"
one of their companions declared to-
day. it is said tthst they boarded a
westbound freight.
Read specials for Saturday
,United Grocery Company adv.
MUSLIN
Underwear
Iniants’ Slips
Children‘s Night Gowns~0ur 50c.
Night Uowns give excellent satisfac-
lion.
in the
Combination Suits and Slips.
Corset Covers. 26c up.
Skirts, Night Robes, etc.
.I. I. MALLETTE
(tormorly Mime Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Democratic
Caucus
The caucus of the Democratic cloc-
tors of the Second Vomit dlutflttt of
the Town of Norwalk. will be held at
Arton llall, Madison street, Friday
evening. August 2d. 1910, at N o‘clock,
tor the purpose of electing delegates
to the Democratic State. t‘onxl‘csaton‘
at. roomy, Senatorial and Probate
mmvenllons, and to tratisnct any other
business proper to come before said
caucus. '
liy order of the Democratic l‘own
t’omtnltte. , ’
JOHN F, hicMAllON. t‘hntrman.
August 19. lint). $1026 27
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Town Tax Collector's
chino attd they are indestructible. Set-
l.. H. liecltvr's adv.
Miss Mamie White. of New York
titty. is visiting with her brother. i‘n-'
trick White. of Prospect urbane. for
three weeks.
Mrs. Jack 0. Frost~ of liltn street.
expects to spend Sunday in New lla-
vcn. She will probably \illII Sill‘Ill
Rock with friends.
Bonnie l-iomc ('iround Foods for
horse, (‘Iisttle and poultry arr simply
pure, clean grains. fresh ground».
that‘s all tltcro is to li~~clt_-IIII. iiut'.
sweet fmrds-hut It means llllllt'Il to
your animals. Sold by Manuel 1‘.
Hatch. See adv. &
Lincoln Council, No -i, ti. l‘. A. it.
will hold their regular weekly session
tonight at Mystic (lupin llall. Wushinn
ton street. The representatives to
the national convention will stop (”of
on their return trip and attend the
meeting. The degree tcatn will have
a full dress rehearsal after the Incct~
ins, and rireshmcnts will Iltt) served,
All members are urged to but present..l
I
—-Read specials in lilitils‘s ndv.. on
page ii. I
Frederick ii. Maikin. of the'NorwatkI,
Grocery was spending down Wail
way home for lunch. lie had reached
a palm opposite the itoslott Store.
when Ms chain came oil it did not
catch. as they often do throwing the
rider to the ground. and Vic came‘ to
a slow atop near the liotmtts Kr-ctur
and Helicck Company. lie took the
machine to the Norwnik Itinrtlwnro
tmmpsiiy‘s machine shop, where it
was repaired.
When the time came for the open-
in; of the bids on the water tttxtcnsiou
in Keyser street. there was only one
old to be opened, and that front it}.
Humps. He offered to do the work
for tilt cents per foot on the dirt exca-
vation, and ”.60 per cu. yd‘.. on the
rock. On motion of (tomtInissioncr
Lyne- the matter was deferred for
twenty-four hours. On Satori ay. been
(i. Ghetti, of New York will frame to
Norwstk and talk the matter over
with the water commissioners. Mr.
tlhetti will also talll to the commis-
sioners have a nmuber of phtitographs
which they will u in their confer-
ence on Baturdag. he pictures are
of the dam. in t 0 course oi Its cou~
structton at the Brown reservoir.
street this noon on his hiryI-tc. on his3
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given in all pert-Iona
liable to pay taxes in the Town of 3qu
walk. (‘ounty oi h‘ait‘hcld and State ot
('tlilltvt‘lit‘ui, on the Assessment List or
limit. that i will meet them to l‘l‘l't‘IVt'
said taxes. at the ollk‘c of. tho (‘olicc-
tor, Town Hall Building. in the Hit of
Norwutk. In said Town of Norwalk. on
'l‘hurmluy, September l. lilit‘l, it'uttl it
o't'lork fort‘uoon ltnlll 1 o‘clock uftptu
noon and frotn 2 o'clock to It o'rlot‘k
afternoon.
Said oillt'c will be open 'tltci‘cuflpr
ort-ry week day from it o‘clock until
ill o't‘Iot‘lt fornnoon and front 2 to it
u'riork afternoon.
'I‘axt-s may also be paid at the office.
of .l. M. Layton 6i: Cu, inc. South Nor
walk.
(in all taxes which shall remain un-
paid after the lat day or (lrtohcr, tulip
interest at the rule of nine per rent.
will he churned from the let day of
Hatitrmlwr. tutu. until the same shall
be paid.
ROBERT C. MITCHELL.
'l‘nx (‘olloctor
in and it said Town of Norwalk. on
List of 1909.
Dated at Norwallt.
iltli. lilitl.
('ontt., August
alz in all
SAVI N G
MONEY ’
is a simple process. and for its
non-observance there can be no
possible oxrnac.
Let the mun live an economical-
ly that he always has somethins i
to lay by, and he is certain to
have in the (Hill a competence
to protect him against all ordi-
nary worries.
The South Norwalk ,
Trust Co. '
Pays 4% on .AVI'lII
New Panoramic
PosteCai ds
0! Country cm and Judlii‘t island.
Also nm‘saoro views of suit. Island
and listen Point.
NORWALK .
INOOIPORATED 1M.
nsrosns OVER 33,115,000
loom M. Holmes, President.
him. A. Curtis, vtecyfroltl
m at: it. sits; m“ i
use To NAM: eovsguca.‘
.. t . . . . t V
«autonomous new utilised also tIl'
,Iuisslon: Adults. ill cents to all parts
. balance, 10 cents. below. 25 cents.
Savings Society .
to in every aspect. Spot-tel attention
it .i 10 . I ayaht'g,
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“ The Final Cut 1
j ‘ $20395! $22.00 - $ 25.00 _
' summer Suits
$10.85
This .is. the big reduction many men wait for and
they will be glad they waited; for we ofier‘many of
our most popular models in choice fancy worsteds and
serges at the most tempting price of the season.
istraw Hats
store. Th I“
of rough or at
The New Store
34 Wall St, Norwalk.
9.
Beautiful grays in stripes and exclusive pat-
terns—our finest suits in the best-selling models of the
season—4m in the combined lines we offers full
range of sizes. We can fit stout men, tall men—and
regular men who come now.
Half Price
Now for a clearance of every straw hat in the
go fast at half-price. , Take your pick
th straws-v-and every smart shape.
TWO STORES:
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St. i
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u... w~—~.__.... d .... .m...1~._...n_._m-...d "our...
Bonnie Home Ground Feeds for Horses. Cattle and Poultry are simply
pure, clean grains. fresh urmtntiwthut's tilt there Is to lbw-clean, lino.
‘swect footie» hut Whitman much to your entrants.
Then ~is it not
economy to feed your animals a feed which to command of high class
grains. perfectly Wit
energy on their't ‘to digest the
9;»
Bonnie Horse Feed!
llalry Feed
(lhlclt l-‘ced
' Poultry t.
smelt h‘ec‘l 1
ccd to insure di cstlbility, requiring no waste oi
oi
cni re ration?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
.tl
Basso
~-~«.-«._~_..m fl...- W ”~—
3 BLUES
WEAKFIBH. SWORDFISH. BUTTERFISH. BONETA MACKEREL. STEAK
COD, BEA BASS. SALMON. HALIBUT. HARD CRABS. LOBSTERS, OOFT
CHAOS. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE 108.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
18c ................ 1 DOZEN FANCY SWEET CORN .................. 18:
Gemini! peck Green Lima Beans ......
One peck Rod Onions ................
Tomatoes. per quart
Onehstf peck Sweets .................
................................. 25c
................................. 35c
............. 5c
............ 20c
Witches, Plums. l’carsrimmons, Appipa. Muslim-Ions. Parrots. Burundi. Cu.
combo“. throw, Cabbage.
UNITE
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
..-.......u. my...“ .. Wm... ....H.. ”or .
Participants.
MUSIC HALL.
The Music Hall opens Monday inali-
are. Annual 29th, under new inansac-
uu-ut with a high class vaudeville
show of c continual quality containing
some of t 0 most popular toot light is-
\til‘III'lt at u very low prirc oi' sdtuis‘
«ion.
Daily matinee: will be given at no
It to, with the foliowinit prices of ad-
of the theatre. and the children five
rents. 'i‘wa performances will lu- pro
tit'nind at nbtht. 7:30 in il and from it
to 10:30. The orchestra li‘iliil and the
first two rows in the balcony. 20 cents.
Patrons may come at any time and
remain as limit as they pleush for the
one admission. All vs evitle arts will
he'of the some quality at are seen at
the leading New York vaudeville the
air".
The show will hmthe largest and
best ever witnessed “ileum Norwaih
for the price of admission. The thea-
tre is now being renovated and gt:
scenery overhauled am put into c ~
dition tor the openlns. Monday, Nug-
list 29th. , a .
The vaudeville sets , Ill be supplied
direct fromrsck t .iisrt‘s weiisknowu
theatrical «one: of New York city.
and the‘ patrons are assured or high
grade vaudeville shows at ten and
twenty cents.
ladies and children will be catered
D GROCERY CO.
at th Jack of in and wall 1 ..
»miis"peflor3’au: ' chili-Ilia
nominee
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PHONE 143.
cry respect. so that the children who
iilll'l'id will not be lit fear of having
their morals corrupted.
Special care has been taken relative
to IIH' direct management of the then.
tru. and the acme will be conducted In
a hiahly respectable manner. The fear
lures for in, opening program are:
Frosecna, ”ltnly’s Eminent Harpist,"
who was nurtured as a head line attrac‘
lion at the Lincoln square Theatre.
New York city. week of August ilith;
id. i". Sullivan a (ht. In Taming a liar-
burlap; lawrence & Ropers, "some
singers and some dancers." with beau-
tiful wardrobe: Norman. the Froxman,
a scenic novelty, introducing a unique
contortiun exhibition. and Ada ileMar.
character singing and dancing. 'i‘hroe
roots of motion pictures will complete
the program for the first three days
of the opening week.
The same careful selection of or-
lists has been carried out for the last
better the week. beginning Thursday
matinee. September in. and the pa-
trons may he sssttred of a first-class
performance.
There will he a complete change of
cranial Monday and Thursday of
each week.
lilJOU DREAM
A hrlshtand intervening bill for
the latter half of the week beam at
the Bijou sum, Hoyt's,’t‘hestre, yes-
terday a ti was thoroughly appreciw
ted by l 0 his audiences. Despite the
not was her, last night being one of
the most unendurshle of the summer.
a large number of people were uns-
bie to get into the theatre on account
“IONIC“ I. ‘ huhwtogt ‘ » "ll
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In numbers that we have added a quantity from the 14... table.’ ,
These are exceptional values. All our 026 to m lulu are new I1“! ‘
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ons' Suits st one-half the regular price are just the thing for school.
In the Ohos Department are the greatest values in town in Low Obese. .
some are even less than half price. "
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Other things in this sale at even greater reductions.
m
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwslll
v.
at!
.Big- Bargains
® BRING BUSINESS ® ,
Very'Best Creamery Butter a pound, 33c
Pure: [laid a pound 15c
Extra Fine Eggs 3 dozen - 4 27c
erull Cream Cheese a pound 1- 18c
Granulated Sugar, 25 pounds for" $1.35
Granulated Sugar, 18 pounds for. . $1.00)“
Granulated Sugar, 9 pounds for 50¢
Granulated sugar, 4». pounds for 250
A&P Condensed Milk, 3 cans for 280
Peanut Butter a pound llc
Gold Dust, large package ‘
Cherries, 2 cans for
if
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sxraA sTAMPs WITH TEA: AND convene“
fill Stamps with lib Tea (it 000
it) Stamps with lib 'i‘es “1 see
35 Stamps with lib 'l‘ca {it We
20 Stamps with lib Tea (it iibc
:itl Stamps with lib Codes ill 330
25 Stamps with lib Cones ea 300
so humps with its entree e 250 ‘
lo Stamps with lib Cones it 200
10 STAMPS WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
, .
i can Spice st .............. the 1 pkg. Starch st ..... . ..... 100
t plot. nice at ............. loo 1 can Lunch Cocoa at ......io.
2 cans l‘cas at ............ 25c 1 bottle liltio It ..... ....... No
i pita. Spaghetti at ........10e l pita. Macaroni at ........100
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so "Amps wrru i use: cm s. POWDER Ar .50.
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m WASHINGTON“ eraser. scum uoawsta .
Tel. 90b.
Deliveries use a. m. and 2:80 p. m. Fm‘bsiivsry ‘
s. w "m m...
city. for electric fans are kept running
oomtuuousty during the; performance l
and the ventilation is such as to cause
rt constant flow of fresh air.
dilemma Ian. on WA
“LIVERPOOL . ”Auk. Mil
.h-Ulrdiflll
Vincenso Vannutelli, the papal
A.
lame to the coming function
Margaret O'Mshcney I; Company istlc Generals at Montreal on,
give an irish phantutn. whichis s the steamer .. .. of. ire-,-
very beautiful this. and made a his land. « 4 “compassion. Ia do that,
hit. The Ponder brothers. sthletbs steamertwm’ erltlni‘ ' lllflitr;
have a marvelous development and .clsulumi‘d lied» a h ‘ t
the audience recognised this with and titty lay“ monitors Wilts ‘ " ‘.
hearty applause both for the scrub» Catholic Church. who will attend the
tie tests and the display oi muscle the cosmos. *
songs, sayings and dancing. are I , , ,, .
clever pair and are a very pleasing CINI At. ITIIKI In sum.
(suture of IIII hill. rs. motion blu- sins s It. Ase - tic-4'“
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