it; may, Find“ " and sunny
A Gala Performance at Popular Prices
. ' ' avanmo
PRlcES the cat Seat
MA'rmec
Stand 10c
:1 ‘ !Di‘ Adulta and Children
15c
All Orcheatra Chair-a
All Balcony, 10o
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
(yd Marshall 8: Katherine Bell
in “The Wall Between"
Burnel‘ Lévihe
A Novel Entertainment
Patter Tom Wilson
Comedian
~ AND SPEClAL FEATURE
Buster Brown & Tige Co.
“ORANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
- PICTURES DAILY
MOTION
‘3‘ “Jarrett Plano.” minimalism ‘t 60.. Uaad latitudinal,
=_ ~ ~ ; V; wander-V
. ... .......... _ u. . “_-~ .... .....
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
meow arace'r.
sit-om. SEPT. 3
NORWALKS
'9‘ .
EASY GLAOSES FOR UNEAOY EYES
V8. are your eyes uneaay! are they
beginning to rebel? Matte them oom-
Manlowers iortable. Put them at. their case
8:30 P. M. WEAR PROPER EYE GLABBEH.
. We grind our own lenaoa.
LABOR DAY MORNING FCRWle Optical CO.
WCStpOYtS um'rco BANK aortomo
Room. 7-:
AFTERNOON or waanino-rou amen.
. Winnipauks gif°‘ii’“ili’.i.‘;a‘ih’iih‘ii.‘fi'i‘ l1:
.— D. II.
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
IOVI UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENT!
Grand Stand Free to Latitu-
lus‘t‘Published
“1'“ Wait at Heaven's
Gate. Sweetheart,
' for You"
Words by Florence linile Andriuon.
Music by Prof Alex. 8 Gibson
Auk your dealer for a copy.
All local dealers ........... 206
To the Board of County t‘oinmlaalon
era of Fair-held County:
l hereby apply tor a tranuter or u
liconae No. 95 to cell Spiritnona and
intoxicating Liquora Ale. La r liter.
ithtne Wine and Cider. from t'Frnuk
O'Sulilvan. at liorlon Point Hotel
Gregory itmlevard, to John is}. (l'Huill-
van. Dorian Point Hotel. Gregory
Boulevard, Town at Norwalit. The
Drowned place or huaineaa in not to
cater! within 200 foot in a direct line
oi a Church :dlilco, or Public 8chooi~
house. or the uremlaee pertaining
therein, or any Poet. onion. Public M-
hrury or (loinotory.
linled ut Norwnlk. thin 21th (luy of
August. A. it. lllll).
JOHN E. ti'BlllllllVAN.
Applicant .
We. the undersigned. oiocioru and
Excursions to mliuntington and
Valley Grove
OUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1910
The New and Commodioua
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Win. 6. Young
Will run an ioiiowa:
, Leave Huntington for Not-walk Mon»
days.” and Fridaya at 6:45 a. no. and
Leave Nemik for Huntington, Mon-
tla and Fridaya at a: 45 a. m., and
s: p. in.
execution TchI'i‘I. hoe.
emote PM". «on
children 8 to 12 yeara. lawman 86o;
lnola Faro ado.
_, Portico oi tan‘ or more can make a ar-
t: Woman with the Captain in atop
at Valley Grove.
59'1‘li‘e Recreation Tour-
, ist.Company I
AUTUMAL TOURS
*- "“ “"""' ifih.t"il.’i"i:fif‘7fiié
White Mountalna, aaioo Six days
trim, accommodations at starlet:-
.iiotel, Bethlehem. also includes
I‘lnrna ride, Mounaya. Sent 12 it ill
Ntaaaro Patio, atone—40m daya trip,
r angrily. dept. 10 international
o
no Fella. Thailand leianda and
ritual. «two-viii: daya' trip. Sat-
J. sent 10
‘ mm, Luray Caverna and Walt-
‘ , t3. 6.. «ace-air daya' trip.
a order. Oct. 32.
Town of Norwuilt. hereby endorse the
application oi lho above named John
hi, O’Bullivan for Mfl'h iloonao nod We
do severally certify each for hlmrmlt
that we are taxpayers owning real us-
teto attunted in raid Town or Norwniit
Dated at Norwaiit thin 24th day or
Austrat, $11.19“).
Michael J. Riorden, John .1 Waiab.
ii. Form a.
l hereby certify that the above namv
ed endomra are elector-a and tuners
era. or defined by law, oi the town at
{there rates tram New Haven. For bet at Norwallt this 25th (lay at
inhibit donor-thin: ail toura call on Mimi A it.
it 3‘, at depot. or addreaa The RENEE“? R BMl'l‘ll
Minn 'i'onrint Co, 183 Orange Bt.,n (126 all Town Clerk.
, We. Tot. 1201'.
he: haunted any] and
, o played "creel: the whirl” l
twelve yearn aid and to never out an.
ill he paa'aaa nifty. ‘
' won
‘tho outcome will he uncertain until
‘ noa the bloodw—curea the cuuuo—hullda
taxpayer». an donned by law. oi the ,
John ilevine. aylvoeter llimt, t‘hariou ;
A than iaiia in love vein eleven or i.
the announcements trom
Speaker Elmore B. Benita oi their
candidaclea tor the Republican nom-
inatlo tor senator in the Twenty
littn atrict one or the areateat poi-
tieai battles ever (ought in this We-
tlon is on.
Each. line a ‘i'own.
So tar each aide has carried a town.
Buttes Attorney Judson weir-in Blah
(on last Saturday night and now
Huenker [tantra iuiida i’our delegated
iiorn Newtown the itepuhlicana at
that town havla'u caucuaaad loot night.
h‘airi'ieid haa aloe eaucuaaed and lta -
delegates are oi courae tor the weak-
er. titration! will caucus tomorrow ,
evening and will read tour Judson dol- .
ottotea. ’i‘rumhull in another town to
cnucua tomorrow night and it the Re- .
publican aentirneut to as they claim
the caucus will he atronsly (or the
atatea attorney. ...
Towna Yet Uneaueuaud. .
This will leave chucuaaea to be held
in Monroe. Hunting, Weatport and
Weston. it is (toured out that Hunt-
ington will be atroug tor Mr. Judson.
lie will then have to carry one more
town in order to make sure of the
nomination.
Whether he can do it in the lace oi
the tremendous opposition which to
agninut him, backod by the money and
power or all the powariul corporationl.
in n question which the votera oi the
a
towua will have to decide. .
Contact More Convention.
All ludicationa point to a
ierliiic content. before the convention
is hold and the indications are that
the convention has made the motion»
lion.
Various complications are involved
in the content including the Bulkoiey-
McLean tight. although Judge linnitn'
friends any that he its in no way in-
volved in this battle. But there are
others who declare that oil thoao for
con, including J. Henry Rorahacit and
the interests he ropreeenla. ”6 work
ing to defeat the nomination of States
Attorney Judson.
«impure blood rune you down-—
makes you no entry victim for organic
diacaae. Burdock Blood Bitters purl-
)‘0il “D.
ii iii With it Still ’
IAIIIALL.
M
Connecticut La Manning},
33.1.. ,(
Waterbury tilt till 570
Bridgeport “62 no .hlad
New Britain. .82 iii .iwlh
New Haven . ......62 52 «fifl'
liartiard...........iio ha .iiai
Springfield .........hii lid» .iiii'l
Northampton .......t7. its till
HolyOke than-IIIDDIDH12 a378i
Ymrdm
Brldxeoort 7.31m until: it (that
gamer. New Britain 1.8ridaeport 0
laatload. game). 1
Northampton ti. wnterbury ii. lilrat'
some): Waterbury 7, Northampton 4i
«mouth the)
Hartford it. Holyolre i (iii-at note); !
Hartford 3. Hoiroite t taeoond game)
New itaveoii Springfield 1.
National Leanna handing.
w. ta, to.
Ohioan ............i0 lit,~ _ Mil
t’s a Curious
Fascinating Flavour
that of the :Sthtly foamy
Fo'od Drink
irmwrnmwmwmmmwn - ”i
“The | M. Read Co.
Ill
.- Florence Horst
Singing Comedienne
Guano inure ATTRACTION
The Fabrianos
International Singers and Dancers
‘ Letter ironed
Kiwi“: crime; or menu uouoave mo Tnunaoave
' ‘ Robt. Sunderiand & Com any 1
iiiij- to (the Comedy andp
Dramatic Playlet “Friends"
. i ‘SPECiAL martini: i
The Harringtons
' Clever Ring ArtiSts
PIOTUIIB WMOIDVDMLV
,T COMING—L
HOLIDAY A COTl
a
an...
i g
our, nouoav. marine: am. e. «aoata ‘
Iunker-Smeck
(Juat a little tingle on the tongue)
wan...
l'ittnhuru ........ . . .llii
46
Now Ym’k .......... ll? (IR
lilnclnnall .......... till Ml
Philadelphia ...... .139 it”
sit, lAniiit ....... will 7‘1
limoltiyn ........... N 7'3
.lioulon ............ All 78
«Wm-o
Yoaterdoy’a limita.
No guinea plated ‘,
M ‘2'“
American League Matti“.
l’hiiadeipbln ....... .82 37
iioalon ..7 49’
New York ..... .69 51
lietroii ....... ii'l M
Wahiiliidtion . . .l'iil 3'7
(iievolumi ...... . . ..51 68
'rinicaao ..... ....40 71
St. Louis ..... .....3ll 83
Yeatarday'a Reunite.
(‘hicotro ll Mouton 0.
Wit-iiillniritm it. ill. Louie ll.
Detroit t l'bilndolrhia 1
New York 2. l'ianaa and l
Filling
INDIANAPOUA
Made chiefly from Wheat
It is Pure and Wholesome, guar-
‘ anteed under the
Pure Food LaWs
SERVED AT soon FOUNTAINS
Made by Bunker-Smock 0m. Greenwich. Conn:
.600
.583
.MM
.500
.JM‘
.379
.1158
"Mani. t.--Po- ‘ioro the next aeaaon berths.
lyenr." raid Frealdent 'i'houiaa J.
ilnnt night. lie aayitithat the nick wna
i9 th l2
.a-M ~ut.-.w..- .
lice ntepped in last night and clapped
the boxing bout utitotlnlod between
Jurlt Dillon and Jack Morgan and or
realm the lighters and odioiale or the
bout it won anummcetl that the bout
would be lit'lll inMuncio next month.
Moran Iaata Bur-ha.
HAN lfltANClfiOU. Built.
ltrnncluco witueaiiod
ioauor det-iaion light when Owen Mot
i.-~hinn
an, the linuliah lightweight, had the 4
better or Frankie Burns. oi Oakland,
Cat, in ten rounds at clever boxinit.
Burns out up a good fight rocking it
better ahowlnx than the rlnnelde mi.
lowrra expected.
van“- .a... a...“ .n..-
Will ldvlae Umpirea' Liat.
(liNOlNNA'Pl. Ohio. Baht. iw"You .,
may aay that next winter i ahall re-
vino the hat or umpim in the National
League and out out the (toad wood ’
which» hal been in the atoll tor the loot
’bynch. oi the National League here
the heat he eouida in. this your. out
hopes to here it it ally improved be.
. .Wa—m qw«~.m~
in weather
fl?
ite ilrut nowu' K.
‘ Lrnunsm‘it. am i. it“
Allahabad 1857.
,
The Store Clem at 5 p. m. Except Saturdaya.
’1 I A "for Early Klit‘umn
Stylish Cloths for Tailored Wear
It will be interesting to watch the rapid iniiux of Au-
tumn Dress Fabrics which has already begun. Every wo-
man is searching for something new which the tailor can
prepare quickly, the walking dress for street wear being the
first rmcnt required ' .
propos of changes in style of material or coloring, it
is not possible to give any authoritative idea, but
The Smartest Suiting:
'arc of cloths that appear heavy, yet are not, aanin this class
are the Boucic and Nails Zillt‘liilcs, soft, lustrous fabrics
with a preponderance of silky camel‘ 5 hair threads
Shark' 9. Skin is an old favorite returned, a. beautiful
weave that is neither rough or very smooth.
Corsair is another cloth popular for tailoring.
Broadclotha as Ever.
Io Spite of all novelties, French, Scotch English or Am~
crican. when my lady desires something elegant. as fine as
the looms produce, she will have Broadcloth, and the Broad—
cloths are here, plain or chiffon finished, in black, white and
all desirable shades for street, evening or house wear.
Matelaese.
Those rough cloths of rich hues are often in two tones,
and considered very fashionable
a
Diagonal Hop Sackings.
Stylish, and moderately priced.
tailored wear.
Good for everyday
Colored Dress Goods Section.
‘ 0
The D. "M. Read Cd:
Month- End ' ‘ ‘
Clearance Sale
At this time we will have not only a Mandi-End.
but a Season-Clearance Sale I ‘
- #4.,
c-...~.o.....n_
i \ .
“ WE MENTION A FEW LINES
. striped Waeh Silk: ........ 25c Luce Dutch Collars ..... .. . .35:
: Regular price 39c Regular price 50c
: Plain Wnah Silka .......... 22c Lace Face Voila . . .. ...... "no
: Regular price Iiiic Rexular price 8100
< ...... ,
,‘ wit-h Povllnn ............. 18c Embroidered Waist Fronta..25¢
r Regular price 26c Regular price the
t
1 ladlea’ Shirt Waiata. sample Embroidered Linen Collars..15o
* Waiuta. trait-price. Regular price We
t
< ‘ W‘wfl W
‘ indlea‘ White Skirts, duck and Leather lleita ........ .. ....36o
: linene, hall-price. Regular price title
I indiee' Kimonoa, white and col- Ladies Scam. umpiea, hali-
~ era. at Bale Pricea prion. if
OHORT LENGTHO. IROKIN “Ni! FROM IVIRY DIPARTMENT
Ii
AT IALI PRICES
A.“A
V“In
A‘ mtan&Sorr
StSoNomhiilt
,: J"; Tdepiionem .
“Kite
\ If' i. Vt“? i ‘ ‘ bro/‘1‘“ .
die 8: Ball co
(m reborn nomaan. court. ., . ,
vane 1a «a .. ,
ils iify 4‘ :ii'iii ‘ffiik
mWorltfotEV
P" ‘ ’ team“?
errant-TIES
ifislliym in;
3
marvel-Emcee. 31?. rounded three-rm Tli’ rotor.
tow par. , . .
ii ttira m and. t
rein-it” " finite itor'ianag ’ ‘W' M ”M” mm ”1?
on iaaulatinn and nit-rain.
Norwalk Chronicler