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‘ A Gala Performance at Perrier Prices
1., August 29, Gm
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PRICES
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i All Oreheetra Chain
Mabelle Morgan
{The Attetraiien Prima Donna.
Character Change Artlate
i All Balcony. 104:
i Judge and Kelly
i00medy Aerobat-
Joe Burke, Contedian
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cAND SPECiAL ATTRACTiON—WILLIAM RDBYNS PRESENTS THE
BiNGING ADTOR-JOiiiKEY
‘ T ommy Meade
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AMUSEMENT PARK
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N ORWALKS
Westports
8:80 P. M.
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ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
'9'. UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENTS
' Grand stand Free to Laetee.
Echmtons to Huntington 5.1.4
Valley Grove '
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and Alter MONDAY. JUNE 20,1910
The New and Commodloue
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. 0. Young
‘ Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington tor Norwaik Mon-
da and Fridaya at 6:45 a. m., and
2: ii p. on.
Leave Norwaik tor Huntington Mon
da 0 and Fridaya at 8: 46 a. m., and
G: p. in.
IXCUBIION TICKITG. 500.
BINGLE FAHI. 400.
Children 5 to 12 years. anureion 850;
dingle Fare 260.
Parties 0! ten or more can make a an
reoriented!- with the Captain to atop
It. Valley (trove.
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‘ GEEK DIVORCE.
Greenwich, dtratlord and Bridgeport
Partiee Are Piaintiita.
Adelaide Lyon, 01 Greenwich, has
died an application in the superior
dburt for a divorce from inane Lyon.
: remedy of New Haven. but now or
” NW York alleging deuertion in .iuly.
Mill? The couple Wore married in
(ember, lilliii. o
niiiiu Knapp, of Stamford. in nu-
' ‘otliot‘ applicant tor a dltmrcu from
, 4 Grace it Von iiroch Knapp. of bridge
_ . port. The couple weie married in tie-
a mother. i892. and donortion is allotted
hive taken place in February. 1907
Andrew Guanine seeks a divorce
4 ' from Anlte Halooh Chrome on the
~' fdilnd of donation. The plaintiff
, . tree in the neat and. tirtdleoort, and
‘ reunion the defendant Odtober. 1904.
He alleges that hill wile deuerted him
on the 15th at the following month.
Margaret Luella Monotonliil. also
or the west end. it ldloliot‘t. leek: a
d item John demolition the
r, we . at desertion. She alleges that
‘ “tried the detendant in May,
the city after the trending her
. left her tor eerie unknown.
J 7 auto: permieeton to reauuie
-’ W molded name
We. tidal sat-tum“ who havz‘
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.CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MONDAY ANiD THURSDAY. MOTiON
PICTURES DAlLiV
“’ * Jewett Piano, by Steinert 0. done A ci.. 'Ueed Exclueively
easv maesesron uneasy eves
Are your eyes unduly! Are they
beginning to rehol‘l Matte them coin
lortnbie. ,lr'ut them at their ease
WEAill PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own team
Fettwick Optical Co.
iiiNlTED BANK iUiLDiNa
Roorna 74
9'4? WAIHlNaTON STREET.
iiotllrews to 11:30 a. m.. and 13:45 to
ii p. in. . Monday and Saturday, 7 to
9pm.
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CREDIT TO THE ROME D.
,..-w . -m..__......._ ~m‘
And Her Stamford Crew for Gallant
Rescue of Diana.
’l‘iiio liniiy Advocate, oi‘ Stamford,
inst iilgbt printed the following:
in last evening‘s tonne of lhe Nun
walk, ilour there was a report ot‘
t‘nptitin Mills and u llnrry White or
ltowii ylon and other» tout hing a pull)
off Hinton Point ltlrkd Saturday ovcu-
lug We the undersigned. wish to
coutiflnditt ll, us We were there and
did he "Job," and lowcd the party to
tho och. The boat was named liiunn.
u 3 -foot bout with n iii-horse Ferry
ougiic. The party was from Educ.-
wooii, N, .l The boot, we think, he-
louitied in Bridgeport. Put the credit
Wit 0 it lielongu. Our bout we» the
““ng ll of Stamford
lnodl John F‘. (Ginger) Kearney,
Joell Grant-ailmer (late of Norwalki,
l’iiiti'ick Coyle.
NOWUCCESSOR TO WHITTEMORE
. TlLL OCTOBER.
lti was given out at the general of-
lice ot the New Haven reed today
the the election of a new director to
tilt the vacancy in the board caused
by ithe death of .lohn it. Whiltcmom
of iNeugatnck. would not take plucc
no it the linouni meeting oi the com
on y in October
l‘lntil the election of John l. Hillard
to he heard lost year it had been the
co tom for the directors to hit vacnu
ci a in the directory ol the company
uni present. their choice to the etiwk
no dcrn at the annual meeting {or
Mr. lllllerd took (i.oi Freon
W Cheney’s place and bio name who
omoiaiiy mentioned tor this venue-
until the annual meeting. it
i no mil that this plan will he tollowed
in titling Mr Whittemore‘a place.
0 AUFFEUR. MAY L08! LIOIN-
‘ “I.
l HARTFORD, Aug. 8). “The were
in of etate‘tt otllce in the capitol rev
imhied” It hit outer , there
iii ’35:» m "refill y M
ii ure 0 be revoked becauae ole
l ind violation of the “immobile leer.
“‘“’ a“??? NEW"; dmfl'ii'
one . ur , r , .
ii denim. u. n. 3441444344; gm or:
i' and Gandhi Freehurx. oldlartliord
We unmounted the Milled
sine little-tutti! nera more
irate .30eerl. . _
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to “Mint
tire theater or client .
t‘ adore welded: to
their driver
trounced that it we. suing to get alter
the violatera who persisted in driving
three miles an hour or more. idiotic
tut; the aid oi the trolley superinten-
dents. A little later it we learned
that many aunorintehdenie,
out for the publlc‘a welfare, were
heartily in aver ol' the educated ctr
adoration. _
lately. and one letter eaid that a notice
Harlan. managen or the (ionoctiout
a copy of an 04 der that he: been poet-
reads an follower .
The Connecticut Company.
General Order No. 434.
Auluat to 1910.
The following is a copy of a letter
"State
“score
l Conecticut
ry'e Dildo.
“August iii. 1910.
“Suiierlotondent Connecticut Com-
pany, New Haven, Conn. '
"Dear Sir: ~Freouoot compialuta at
a general nature have been received
at this othce or the violation on the
part of motor vehicle operator: with
especial regard to the reduction at
speed upon pushing any street car that -
its stationary. or about to stop on the
same side of the car on which passed-
inure are ordinarily received or dill
ichnrgod. The law provldoti that an 0!-
ceue of three mileu per hour shall be ~
i prlmn mole evidence that the driver ll
'cpcratlng the machine in u reckleaa
, manner and in violation of the law.
"No one is. perhaps, a more frequent
iohnerver or this than the conductor
inpon the strut car, and it la aleo u
tlmportnnt tor the lntereeie oi the per-
iaonu whom the street railweye nerve
in; it is for the state in determinan
persona modulo 0! and entitled to re-
i'coive a license to operate ouch ma
4hincu.
“With the (to-operation of your eer-
vlcc upon the street care this othee
could receive information or the habit-
ual rockienu drivers and upon investi-
izatlng evidence thus given, withdraw
the “venues which such persona are
unlit to hold.
“May we then ask (or cooperation
in tho mullcr
"Very truly yours.
“Matthew ii Rogers,
"iietareiery
"By E. ii. immahury.
"Cl. Clerk."
lo event of u conductor unnerving a
violation 447 the armed laws u not forth
in the above lotteiythc conductor must
make a written report to the superin-
ii‘litlt'nl. giving the location. dirt-cited.
the machine and car Were. going. the
licouno numbcr or the machine, culi-
mnlc of the aimed at which the much
the was iravclinn. and any other tncta
Also get uumen and nddreuueu of wit-
tfiiitnedi
ncnnou.
Signed) .i. ll. Judge.
Approved: Superintendent.
(Signed) F. i'. llarlun.
blanaucr.
"FRAUDB UPON THE PUBLlC"
in what emnc phynlcluilfl have called
putcol medicines. and it is undeniably
true that score are fraud»; and some
nro even woreo, hccnuee they are in-
jurinun. (in the other hand. there are
many patent medicinee atmh an Lydia
E. l’inkliam'e Vegetable Compound.
and others, which are or real worth,
and are recommended by physiciann oi
rccogulxod standing.
TROOPS GUARD THE JAIL.
HUNTINGTON, W. Vu.. Amt. .‘ll.-
With three 4-4unpnulon of slain militia
lilliit‘r personal t'mumnod ol Adjutant
‘iicnorni Elliott on guard and a much-
ine gun in front or the county Jail. nu
a...
rented charged with participating in
the rioting durlna the last two nixhie.
Kill liil Kilitii lilll
Health is Worth laying, and Some
800th Norwailt People Know
How to owe it.
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Many South Norwalk people take
their lives in their halide by neglecting
the kidneys when they know these or-
gans need help. sick kidneys are ree-
uonelhln to vast amount of hollering
and ill health. but there in no need to
under our to remain in danger when
all dleoneo'li and achoa and pains due
to trunk kidney-n can 'he do rkly and
permanently ennui by the one 0!
Dumb Kidney i'iliii. Here to n South
Nowell: citizen' :4 recommendation.
Mrs. J. Motel” 22 Union 8L. Booth
Norwnilt, (lotto. sure: “i have never
httd any serious kidney trouble alone
uelng Doau‘e Kidney Pitta over two
tone exth‘
.4 ennui} rifled” that tiwould do its
it in Connecticut. it 41:“ lo l'e'tor an. ~
by ttattonery electric are lit a rate all .
looking ‘
he superintendent: of the “
Connecticut Company reported immeder
would be pooled directing their sin-9
ployeee to report such violators F. P. .
company, he: sent the state secretory ~
ed for the company‘s employees. it
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received from the necrotary at state:- .
New York. collie
hum.
. '. . PRESENTED BY
Edward P Sullivan 8: Com an
.‘i THE nnaar acsmc NOVELTY
Norman, the Frogman
nth-LawrencedrRogers- F lossre
Some Dancing-«Some Singing
(300. Adams Ada La Mar
Singing & Talking Sinner and Dancing
Comedienne
GRAND ADDED ATTRACTiON
“F rozeénaJtaly ’sEminent Harpist
Latest Motion Pictures, changed daily
DOMINGJVAUDEVILLE'B LATEST AND GREATEBT FEATURES
non-immune DAiLY, 2:30. Childminiol Adulta, 100.
EVENiNOO—‘Iim to 9; 1 to 10:30. Orcheetra. 20; Balcony. 100.
ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAM MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
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m». «ma—«.4
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MN. OHWOO OMH OWOMOHO
Try " -4 - '-
rut. new SUMMER DRINK
Bunker-Smeck
. AT §ODA FOUNTAINS
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T-O—O—HM O~W-H4 ~0~
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BASEBALL.
Connecticut Lodnue Standing.
4' McFarland Not Going To Auetraiia.
(iiif‘Ath Aug. at. «Packey Mrr‘nr
land lightweight will not he a meni-
ltmr of the party of Amerionrypuullluu
Australia to
the home talent. This
imuch wne ottlod yoitlcrdly when Hugh
who noon are to go to
battle with
further rioting is anticipated today by W h "-9 . ’ilcltilurtii the Australian promoter, an
the mobs which {or two uuccnaulvo Waterbury ......... its 47 .f4\0,rivo4l in the oily and viuiled Molt‘nrv
night; stormed the jail in an cllort to llrldgcoorl ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ m in not. i lauds home. He did not ece l’ackey
lynch the neuron» John Wayne and New ilvilnln , ill b“ Ht) but had a long talk with the tishter‘u
Charloe (ilyburu. alleged murilcrora. . “""‘r H" ' ,, imothcr nod she decided the matter
The Churlenion milltnry company. lurilord vvvvvvvvv “3 “‘i ["3 lorhm non. Mrs McFarland told the
making the fourth company to he call- Springfield .......... an ii: .443! Australian promoter that nhe am not
ed mil. Will arrive ht'i't' during the fioiihamotun ,,,,,, 4.4 63 Ali. want mickey to lake the trip under no
Jay. Thirty poraene have been ar- ”mm“, ............ 43 till 3.4744 conditions Would she cement.
as her health had broken under the
train caused by worry over hie lights.
Mrs McFarland always has been op-d
potted to i’ackey' e thting and is an»
tone for him to quit the ring: When
told of the "golden harvest" Puckey
would renp on the other ride and how
easy his batting would he. Mre Mac-
li‘nrlnnd'u mind was not changed no
the, promoter gate up hie quest.
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Veeterday'a Reaulte.
liurtlord l, Northampton 0 (it in
ningni.
llridgcpori nnd Waterbury game
mhoduiotl lor yesterday trunuferred to
next. Riliilllt)’.
lioiyoke i, i-ipringilold 2
New Haven 3. New llrltnin l.
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National Lee a Mandi
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9.0.
Chicago ............ so or .884 s T d
m... ............ .. to. ore, under an
N'ew‘i'ork ....... . , All 13.3%:
C no imnti .......... till it . a
Philadelphia ........ fill 59 .iiiiil A h.“ FEE i
:34 Loiilii ........ ..tt gt $4 . C 8 4,
ireoklvn ........ ...ii it .. ll ’- ~ ‘ j.
iioulon‘ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ““43 78 , 355 trendy rebelled and permanently cured
Yeeterday'e Reunite.
titnolnueli ll, lepton 2 lilrel. genie);
nineteen“). "onion 1 iueeoud game)
8i limits it. Brooklyn 3.
New York 5. iii hr 2.
D r . Pa 44- t a; rug
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plaiht W194“ by,“ “as!“ mhmecrm m" M" Mg: “’2. n" .C. tundmoneyitlttnllatocure.250 504m”.
lnTriileneyi’Tnn weddinifnn fbiindaiiilria ........u: :3 333 ”""““‘li“i£iii.u a... ”""“"‘""‘
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Legroom»... .35., my 4: 44.. m4 ..._...... m m “H" Alibi; Edison: “44-44
on d ted in. than: new: “king? lililllnnwm"... g; '12::“mutility;ultlteldi’lit'h‘lititiil’h't'dlmi ’
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1"" $23,222 {flatwm‘gfii e4 tourist at 3308 ”“3"”?
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on the locum multitude.” “iii-"l0" “1““
For me r all dealere Price lie at. uni“. Waahlnitllfliil ‘
eerie hemoglobin too. ‘ngttla‘hz' 4 New York 4. cinema 1 (first
it I art a /
We): (lievelauri ll, New York 0 (use
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W 4. Gill 0.
t’ltlteueiphia, l roll“ I.
' Mature! ~ '4
Laxative Breton Quinlne
‘ , ‘ ‘ 2.6: imn
Bridgeport Advottthe
are so few remaining
RFC 5011“?
W 03?.
mcr St’h’ts tltct
pair. licaulitul to look at
t itit‘llcs. llcynv
3...... _...-.. ... ....
Striped Wash Silks ........ 250
itemilar price 39c
l’lulu Waeb Silks .......... 224:
Regular price :lbc.
Wash Popllue ............. the
Regular price 2.40
lmdlos‘ Shirt \Vninte.
Wulele. lialt'prlce.
Ladine' White Skirts, duck and
linens. hall-price.
Lediea' Kimonos. white and cab
ore. at Sale Prices.
sample
Mil-.1. TIL. M
Window Glee: or every description.
“unit Weigh AIM. 00M.
mu” ‘f .. ,‘tiuttare’. tyre aim
Sitter! , 2
sheathing tall dander? he
iteir malaria and ‘
‘wevnnsmir. ado. 3:. y... .14
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Bridgeport Advertisemente
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The I M. Read Co.
Established r85 7
The Store Clone at 5 p. m. Except Saturdaya.
The waning summer, the shortening days, the various
hints in the atmosphere all announce the changing season.
in another day. we tear a leaf from the calendar, and there
it is small comfmt to realize that
summer is in flight, for it was but yesterday she arrived,
and now we are confronted with Autumn, who with other
demands insists that we make change in our wardrobes.
Well, some of us are only too tired of our clothes, and are
ready toinspcct the first styles.
Among the early comers
Separate Walking Skirts
of Voile and Panama
The very things women “God to wear with lingerie or
tailored waists during the warm days of late summer.
slvics arc latc models of tile‘
quite graceful in lines, not ultra—modisli or inconvenient to
The
‘improvcd bobble” designs.
Black and navy blue in Panama. from $6.00 to $11.00.
Black Voiles, a most satisfactory linc, either single skirts
or mutlc with lnllcln drop pctticodts. $9.50 to $18.00.
in the Suit Rooms, second floor.
The First Shipment of Autumn Gloves
Trelousse,
The first niunlicrs of an importation liftlt' r glttn several
nmntlts ago, and the lilmcs arrhcti in pcri’cct condition.
l min their paper mappings, uhcrcin titty lune rested from
tastors Suulcs and (lime tilovcs all grades.
hem} and light \v.4~ighl long and short cuianatc, pair alter
(mud and see them
Venise insertion, Tempting Reduction!
White Venise Insertion, suitable for trimming white
liucu or poplin goons in \titlths moving from 1/3 inches to
anti tth‘Cll\C
Special at 294:.
The D. M. Read Co;
\ nlucs at 50 and 69c.
Month - End '
Clearance Sale
At this time we will have not only a Month-End,
but a Season-Clearance Sale
WEMENTIONAFEWLINES
Lace Dutch Collars ......... 350
Regular price bile
Luce Face Veils ............ 690
Regular price 81.00
i-‘mbroiderod Waist Fronts. .250
Regular price 500
Embroidered Linen Collars. .
150
Regular price 250
Leather Belle ....... 354:
Regular price 500
Ladlee' Scaris, samples, hall-
price.
euonv LENOTHB. enoxeu Linea rnou eveuv oeranmaur
ar GALE Palette ..
A. Dickerman & Son
84 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Telephone 456
‘aotrrn noawauit, coon.
vane rat. are.
from a Plggery to a Palace
. SPECIALTIES ~
One, two and three-ply Ter- Paper.
are. ~ r
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