l' .. bean 1Pot Roast. tile in. f
.312;
A Fashion Book Free withsvery
ll'littera
Mr—
”m
IIAYFKCWVWESL toss.
, scorn noswsuc.
I I Must r i .
illll"
Igor: oar BENTINBL.
The flbntinei will he issued as a
morning paper on Labor Day, and all
items or news advertisements. etc..
should be in the allies early Sunday
1] ant
that on up to the-best beds made.
that will interest the closest buyer.
Governor Weeks. has appointed A.
Fletcher Marsh 0! the Yale Forestry
school delegate to the National Con-
servation congress to be held in St.
Paul, Minn. September 5 to 9. l
~All kinds oil-school shoes at Con-l
neally & ‘Brucken's, 81 Washington St.
‘ Miss Marie Baker. of Fair street. .
was very pleasantly surprised at her
ome on Wednesday evening by a
large number or her friends. The oc- -
cssion was the celebmtion of her
birthday. 'I‘heie were about fourteen
or her friends present and whether
this number was to represent the num
her of years old she was or not is not
known but they all had a good time.
All of the usual games were played
and vocal and instrumental selections
rendered. At a late hour a luncheon
was served and all did ample justice
to it.
for their homes wishing Miss Baker!
12- 18 North Main Street.
58 WALL ITREET.
M
. AND METAL"
_ . . i‘T‘he best work of the most bed factories can be found on our floors.
” “ ‘ " There is no. design so new but what can in: (bond here. f While we
have the most inexpensive bc‘ds made that can be called 303d. o‘ur
stock embraces a great many novelties at moderate prices and from
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS-Hun”...
BRASS BEDS .........................$ro.op to $60.00
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Emhgimen.
South Norwsik. Conn.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 488.
After this the guests departed WWONOMWOOO”
We have some bargains in beds
..$s.50 t0 $I8.00
NORWALK.
many happy returns of the day.
—Children‘d School Shoes. Glover‘s .
the Place. i
“the playing at his home in Knight
street. on Monday. Frederick Wilson.
the four-year-old son 0! Mrs. Ernest
Wilson. vcry painfully injured himself,
when he pushed two green as up
into his noslrils. Mrs. WI son was
busy with her house work at. the lime
and knew nothing of what her child
was doing until his cries brought her
to his side, only to learn what he had
done. She was able to remove one of
the peas. but hcr efforts to get the
othei~ one out or his nose only helped
to set it buck further, so she gave upl
South Norwalk
Put Merrill Business College
Training behind you and you will then face
OPPORTUNITY—and Win
ENROLL OPENING DAY—- SEPTEMBER 1. 1910
Free Books and Stationery
Stamford
Port Chester
9-1:- -m-..... M..-
when the one wns out and called in
Dr. A. H. Baldwin. The inflammation
from the injury began to cause trouble
and the nostrils begun to swell. Dr.
Turner. the eye and our specialist.
was consulted and he decided that an
operation would be necessary. This
was performed yesterday morning at
the edits of in. Turner and proved
very successful. The boy will be all
right again hon
s—SATURDAY sPscIAks.
Legs Lamb. 18- 200 lb.
l’rime‘Rib Blisst’ 1320c Iii.
in most iumilios.
l
(‘huck Roast. lie in
Sirloin Steak, 220 ll).
l’orierhouse. 23(- lb.
Round Slenk. 20c lh.
Suillrcs' Best Huron. 25c lh. .
i’iilildt‘ MARKET.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOLID LEATHER
iloys and girls must have strong, sturdy Shoes.
ni u I‘cnsonnbic price.
SUNLiGHT SHOES for Girls .............. $1.00. 81.25, 81.50 and $2.00
CROWN PRINCE SHOES for Boys ................... $1.50 and $2.00
SloIk and Ionsirnclion ionctllcr cnnble tlIIucI- Shoes to aloud u lot of
abuse rind :ruuph III-ntgnon
FLYNN S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Flynn & Ryan .
They must sz'l lili'm.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' ‘ ‘ ' 32 90. "dust: Edwnl‘d TTHC3’3'. ”0f “’0!“ RVl‘llllC.
who hns boon spending his rucnlion iII
Morrlsiowu, hnu rciurncd to his lIoIIIc.
“Read Mintz‘s IIIlvvrIisc-nwnt on
“page 0. ll will pay you,
Charles F. Pugh, of lili‘ Norwalk
police force, has resumed his duties ul-
ter spending u vurnlion. liI- nnd his
family uro women! at (full l’IIslIIrI-.
~ Economy .iIIrs. (IL. 3110 doz.
l). Lawton & Co.
Ohio! ilullcry. of the Norwnlk Fire
Deportinenl, who lIns been ill for some
time at his home with iIIloI‘Inileut icv-
or, is reported on living lllllt‘li holler.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest nnd best ridinl
cars on the market. with on export
driver. {or th'roo dollars an hour.
wiih a minimum charge of live dol
lnrs. Anyone can nilord an auto— 1
mobile side at this price, (let your
date nhoud.
l".
My»...
35% 14M- w.
Elmer llurr, or West IIv.I»nIIIV is \ls
lllnx his aislel Mrs 118mm or No“
iirituin.
lloys' School Shoes, tint. III :2: no.
(llovcr‘s the Plum. '
Mrs. Elinor St. George. of Elm slrcci.i
is spcnding lWo wt-eka IIi Urcuu lionsc.
Swauipscotl, Muss.
Mr and Mrs. (E. A. Frnnko. of Him,
sircI-l nrc entertaining Mill. Williuul-
thrcncchl and daughter i'uuiinc oil
Johnslown. N. \.
Miss Margaret Shcchnn luIn rI-lurn-
cd to her duiics oi the llosiou Store.
niler ll vnI-ntiou spI-ni in iliIiuI-Ilcld. l
-m..-
W. A. HANFORD
32 North Milli 8i
Apples in the runners orchards arc
lurning red to the grunt delight of
foraging "kids." The Inonlh of the
painless variety is nimoul III hand.
William Dalton. of Norwulk. tnlnillnr
ly known as "Young Spot." will lake It
position in Wood‘s drug store. in Wall
street. on Monday. lie will rcInnln
i there but a month as for as is known
ut. present.
-—l.lghtnlng .iurs, qt.
. . .s. mammal.
MRS. EDWIN FOX OF SOUTH NOR-
WALK WRITES THE FOLLOW-
lNG STRONG TESTIMONIAL:
We often say, "()h, i am so sick. 1) Lawton It (‘0
Will" film” I "W9 “’3'? 'i‘ry 1)" Contractol i C“. lliinxton has storied
i)lI-‘.iIII it is wonderful whnt it will the excavation for the gas main in
do for you Dontnexlcct to try it. mil Stulri avenue. it was told some lime
lhun pass the word along whni it has ‘ that Contractor llyinston WW“
done for you. A wonderful ours in a“; do work m Vsilcy Plnce and other
Muinrlnl lronhics. strain. Thll rk will be begun no
This is from one who knows. soon as tho work now alnrled is com
Mlltl. EDWIN FOX. plated.
Hill this. i".
new sweet cider is almost due.
George Brolhcrton. or iioyl street.
has taken u position in Now liuvou.
Mrs. Mary ilovvns, ol (‘roma lilrt‘tll
Norwni. is enjoying a two WIII‘ks‘ vn-
Iallon from her duties in the lloslon
Slow.
WA stand opportunity to buy slnpio
uIcrclInIIIilse at great savings loInm-
row. Mlnls‘s nun-day IIIIlI-. You will
find their large adv. on pupp- ii.
busier ilrundnao. substituted .Veslcr
day in llcnodicl'n ncws store in the ob
scncc ol it‘rcdericlt 8. llyxbce. who won
ill at his home in llurriei street.
1’. C. Siurus and .lncoh MillI-r, the
local nutonIobllisls. conveyed n parly
oi the Wostport Sunday schools to
their annual picnic at Roton Point on
EASY WEEKLY on.
L it SYSI EM of cosy wcckly payments is :I Ich idcd IIIII cuss.
pnrcl, pIIIIlInsc what you need and lhcn' Ilinrgc it.’
stores. We ('nic lurgc buyers and u c can puuhnsc at lower prices than many other storcs.
of our immense sloIk goes to the rally lIuyI-r. No hrokcn sizes. No old stock.
scil Is oi the best quality and guaranteed to glu- perfect satisfaction lo the wearer.
A ‘FEW EARLY FALL BARGAINS
New Fall Tailored Suits. ncln-
ally worth 83.100; III slam the
season. “8.00. These soils are
made or now chI-I-iois. new bou-
cles. new Scotch mixtures nnd
fine lIronIiI hubs. in all the popu-
llll‘alall shades
$18. 00
A fine ||‘li‘l’d‘i1i"‘l ill One-Plea.
Dresses Innl‘nil. llliliit‘ III beau-
Iil‘ul shod-r. IIl hizuh. chum-
inmllo, pin, hum“ .‘llIIi Illit‘o.
'l‘lIiri null «lli't‘lfll ni
$12.00 ' “
This m9. sun. um will fit
nnd wear well. in black, blue and
grey, specially pricmi at
$1200
‘vtrliwiis'fffi
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
\‘ nu simply select your goods and have the clerk charge the bill
to your iiCt.()illll Our system cnalIlI-s you to come to our storc whcn .IIIy Iucmhcr (If your family Is in need of wearing at)»
You can then settle the amount in small weekly payments. it through
siIkncss or any other cause you IaIIIIot do this you will find us paticnt and willingr to wait until you can. * We own and operate 46
(all and inspect our goods now Choice
Everything new and up- -to-datc.
Trans shim:
. M .
I. I.
. ”8" .
'l'll'l/
Every thing,r we
This fins fitting Suit. mad-II
tailored shoulders hand tailored
collars‘ and button holes: in 0d ‘ “‘
with serge. Venetisns or mo
The lust IueIciIant tailor cannot
turn out a more satisfactory suit.
318. 00
few!
10 South Main St, *0. Norwalk f
"‘ #4
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Mrs James lchiliIIlcr. of Unioul Another August to lcll about ton' in the country they say it will be a
menu» is spending a week at Aabnry vars from now.
his chestnut your.
)
lurk Wnlcr Null. of East llocknxv'n), is
l R d to t. h l k n in II Iorlnlxht the {all lnlrs will be-
nllul‘ Ni 0 r Wilt)? ill! it t‘ x “ll lift f. I gin to sprout
“ position in t:Nolwnlk Hotel “a! [It I It I (w dots with rolnlives in
Ngrualk whit-gent
night clerk havihx sIIIccochi WilllnIni d”) llrlun
line natty Fall Caps.
cl"); m’i‘he Winnipnnks will play the limo One Win h k ‘ (1 she l his
’ l , . I Vern tomorrow. on the laiters' din-g l as war I) o “
mam-cl lots " mp “k F ‘ mond. Althoughlhollmudillver teaInIhonIo is reminded of the shortening
Lowlon it (‘.0 ..
-I l . ldnys the little lime he Ian see to work
Miss Mary Shot-hon. of South street i Ins lIII-n organised but u shurl time
"it hns given a hood account of itself. “”“i‘ " “”0""
““3 Ielurncd “’02" home imam?" and an interesting content is looked for llnnicl Bells. of Wilton. who recently
“18 ‘ vacation I till” we: 8M“ J h‘ii tomorrow. (In Labor llny morning ihclsnilcrell something approximating a
"Ml“ 3““ sou ‘ r Igflny rs °‘ Illroad Rlvoln will play the (Tubs. on stroke. has removed to Nurwnlk, l0-
WW9!- 0‘ B W- ithc liroud ltiwr pounds, but there will gelhcr with his son and his wife, Mr.
Igloyut'r. Sol J Mn? NormtI‘llIl rim, be no flilllli‘ IIII-m lll Iho afternoon. and Mrs. Mortimer Bolts.
lor I! 0i“ 0 " "law“n ‘ ' r '
will be the mes oi his sister for about .
A
in;
The children are enjoying the tow.
remaining days or vacation.
The dnys of the straw hat Mason
can be numbered on the lingers at the
two hands. ‘
Mrs. Richard Cutbill. of South Noll"
walk. made a short visit with friendsin
Georsstown molly.
Mrs. James Whaley and son. 0! Nor-
walk Were guests or Mrs. Fred W":
ren n Wilton. recently. .
”baby won't auilisr live In
with croup it you apply Dr. 7h
Eclectric on at once. it We
tunic.
“um“-..
s week» His sisch in Mrs. Ernest Al
dormant and is quite well known in
iii Union St. South Nurwulk. w-.................~........- " ‘
.J. Wu ..» «W
GRAY sues
-. l
Manuiaotursra 0' im-
proved
,s o D A and
Mineral Waters
IOTAILISHEO 1m
Aim
Vichy. Baum. (‘arboplm
Haraspsrilin. (Hour
MO ‘srui Lemon Doll
DIIP ROCK
ARTIOIAN WELL
WATIR 0050
The Forest and But
1’. 0. Box Isl—arm. 1:0
”nsw mos. sons.
Guaranteed under the li‘ood and Drug
Act. June 20. '08. Serial No. 4755 l
SALVATOR cushion
General Centrrsdloi‘
Sewer. water work. grading. muon-
t‘y work and rock excavation. liisti- p.
autos cheerfully given on all contract ,
onus
are sum.
Tel. 8i6-3
l
26 Woodmen
Wednesday ~ .
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Norwalk.‘ . I
s or.“ m... .. «Warnnuw .. ..
i
.
Billlllill’8 iii.
, the cost of illness and death.
You can be one all 'a few to hay more expensive milks.
Where Do You Stand ?
y The 340.000 families in New York who have proven to their own satisfaction the
! purity of Bordsn' s country-bottled milk have also reduced its price to the level of all
The vast volume of sales makes it possible to hop theprice within the reach of all.
You can buy mills that Is cheaper in print. but the roal cost of which is so dear ad
’3
But you cannot biiy any other mllit that posieiséb at once these necessary attri-
bones of Cleanliness. Wholesomensss and Mediate. Reasonable Chit. ‘ ‘6
Nor can you buy s hulk {hit will that's completely (slit ind hold your confidence.
warts son his toners annulus .
or telephone the BordsIrCompany tbdh'y and d Bordtn driver will dilivsr your order.
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Norwalk Chronicler