.... 1.2qu have aroma: ‘. tun tor noon pure. Candy. OUR Haul who: owners will certain itching") _. to. All were from?“ antic '3. m 'F. A. LANE Tel. 409. M Washington It. ‘ iiii. iii. For Norw’alk and vicinity: Fair to- night. Saturday fair probably follow» ed by showers. Not much change in temperature. The disturbance that produced the rain in this vicinity yes- terday has'moved eastward and pass- ed out to see. It is followed by an area of high barometric pressure which is now central over the lake region and'is producing cool pleasant weather in the central and eastern sec. tions. There is no Well defined storm area east of the Rocky Mountains but considerable cloudy weather prevails in the Mississippi Valley and along the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. WEATHER A YEAR AGO Tansy. Temperature: Low. 52; high, 71. leer. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferries, of Woodward avenue. Your attention is invited to Moore’s Prepared Calsom Finish. See I... H. Becker's adv. ~—Mason Jars. qt.. title (102. Lawton it Go. Miss Mabel Sherry, of Bridgeport. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. 13. Cole- man. of High street. Allvmembers of the Entre Nous Club are toquested to meet at the club house tonight at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Caroline Bennett. of Norwelit. has returned after spending a week with her son, Richard 0. Bennett, in Georgetown. William and Paul Ward, of Lowe street. today accompanied their uncle. Farrell Ward, to llanbury, where they will spend several days. awok. New prices. O’Brien. Max ls'ltoeen and family have mov- ed to Street Commissioner Daniel Dunlop's house at the corner of LOWE street and Hamilton avenue. . Mr. and Mrs. L. Vila liurou ilubbtird. of Shelton. will spend Labor Day and Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Boutweli. of Crescent 'i‘orraco. Mrs. Waterbury. of Chestnut street. is preparing to movc hor household effects. but where site will reside after she does not move is not known. The regular monthly mot-ting of the Board of Directors of thc South Nor- waik Public Library will be held in the library room at 8 o'clock this eve nlng. -——M‘lsses and Children‘s lltglt Cut Ilutton and Lace Shoes. Glover‘s the Place. Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Mr, and re. Louis .lout-ioff will leave Sund n the farmer's automo- bile. on a several days trip to the Cats- kill Mountains. Charles T. Peach. a member of the Socialistic party from lluuhory. will deliver an address in Railroad avenue. this evening at ii o'clock. All are in- viied to here hltn. . A cottage prayer meeting will be held by the Salvation Army at the home of Oscar Olesou, No. in 'l‘homua street. tonight. commencing at 8 o'clock. All are woloomo. .. Caps! (laps! Caps! O‘llricn. George and William Cortriuht. of iipriug tarot-t, loft South Norwulk early iblu morning for St. Johns. Now iiruns- stick, to attend the Dominion iththlhit and visit their brother. l.. ll. Curl- right. William (trofut, who has been violi- lng relatchs bore for the past month. left yesterday afternoon tor San Diego. Ooh. Where he will resume his duties aboard the United States nubtuuvluo armpits. if you are compelled to wear false teeth why not have them comfortable. if they are not satisfactory in every way you are‘invtted to take limo to in. Mallory and let him look them ov- er. lice adv. «L. i. wetsrmelons. 20c. i0 401:. Eitmp ladlen Chief. Ferris dock. Too late for straw bots and too our- iy for dot-hie: is the decree of fashion, so it is up to you to purchase a soft but for the intervening season. it» mph Davis has something to any ro- gtmilng them. Vesta ey was so unlavorahlo day for the Country Club tennis tourna- ment. but it is expected that many sets will he played all this afternoon and tomorrow. tor the plane call for the finals on lobar day. Robert Tate. William Morgen. Phil- ip end smart Mailer, all South Nor- wellt young men. who have been camp ing on Nauvoo island tor me time past. have returned to their homes. having broken camp yesterday. Fresh Chocolates 25c lb. F. D. Epstein and .t. g. utilitarianism TAYLOR ;& GOLDEN. . cheap if bought: new. ‘ing ihli stock on the market is to in- lnipst or; anywhere in the United ‘ total or (land L .for $2 ‘5 5. ”hundred per year. by 3. u wseamovon eraser. eou'rl't nonmuceoau. . TILIPHONI on Park 8. Tllford’s Delicious Candles ~30LD AT— . . F. H. BAXTER’S oaue arose Time for K. D. Frames for next sum- mer“: boat. now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale; one 264b, half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor. One 21-tt. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very OSCAR ANDERSON Oyster Shell PoinLNorwelk Don’t Carry Your False TEETH around In in your rent pocket. They were designed for comfort and use‘: if they are not satisfactory bring them in anti let me look them over. There is no reason why you can‘t be benefit- ed by them as well as any one else. if they are properly made and fitted. Hy reason of circumstances 1 have had an unusually large experience in this branch of dentistry. and i am able to produce good results where others fall. Best materials and gOod workmanship is my rule. is there anything better? Dr. J. H‘. Mallory 10 South Main at. South Norwelk Hours: 9 a. in. to 8 p. m. Sundays by appointment only. -.~—J Our Tests Are Right and your eyes are safe with us. Otlr Physician. who is a Skillcd Eye Specialist. will examine your eyes without charge. THAMER tlclan STAMFORD CONN. i Open Monday it. Saturday Evenings 02.00 Tnouaaas Semi-Anon l ‘ ' Sale 0 .. 81.48 ma $2.48 03.48 ...-ntt-ncaus-nouucoua-u use and um 'rnoussas $3.50 rnouseas tacoy'raoussns e-Illdo-eepveeeeeeeeo- aloe-teleo- le‘IIItodlidealeeebillee‘lltlfllle ......nu....o........a O H i' i‘ i i T i‘. it "i TWO STORES: The New Star? 24 Wall St.. Norwalk. South Norwalk 14 South Main St. Bonnie Home Ground Feeds for Home. Cattle and Poultry are simply pure. clean grains. fresh groundmthnt's all there is to ltwcican, line. sweet feeds “but it means much to your animals. 'l‘hcnwll it not economy to feed your animals a feed which is composed of high class grains, perfectly balanced to insure. digestibility. requiring no wasto of energy on their part to digest the entire ration? Quality First. Last and All the-film lionnie Home Food Dairy Feed Chick Feed Poultry Stock Feed MANUEL TORO HATCH. 4‘ i“ “"‘ ‘3‘ “"'"“" .-. i. R ‘ A WEAKFIEH. SWORDFiSH. BUTTERFISH. BONETA MACKEREL. .TEAK COD, SEA BASS. SALMON. HALiBUT. HARD CRAOB. LOOSTERE. SOFT CRABI. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB. Make Your Money Earn More than ——4%—-— . I have a few shares of stock of thei United litttchers' Supply t‘orporatlon.. incorporated under tho law» ot the Commonwealth of Massachust-its and doing a daily cash business. i believe this stock will pay dlvlduulu of morc than 10% on e\'ery dollar you invest in it. The corporation owns and controls valuable patenta. The tcusou it in plan- orease the factory spare and pl't‘htilii 1 capacity. The above is practically a monopoly with no competition 1 in I very short while this stock should be worth a grout deal more than its par value. it is now soiling til. "0 par. ; Title it! not a risk. it is a sure thing, ', This business has oxistctl four )‘t‘ill'hli and each day has brought a laritor in. 1 crease in its prosont capacity. Full information and circular from i Edward Morrison. - ~ Attorney 201 Devon-hire Btu BOBTQN, MAos. Mm-..m....» .... M... ... b... ...... . SA VI N G MONEY is e simple process. and for its nonoheervanee there can he no possible excuse. Let the than live so economical- w.............. . in ii? to. and he is certain to have in the and a competence to protect him against all oral. new worries. TheSouth Norwallt Trust Co. - .l‘m 4% on lettings WWWWWW my.“ sawmv . YORWALK Savings Society isobar-outdo me 0m OVER 3.775.000 w ill. itelmee. fire-idem. by that he always has continuum i ‘ - which woe to baht? wrestled in Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. .-.-M.-.» Nest Wednesday. August 31. is Red Letter by in our‘Store. Ten Btempe Free 25 pounds Granulated Sugar for $1.35 l8 pounds Granulated Sugar for “9,00 9 pounds Granulated Sugar for 350 4'4 pounds Granulated Sugar for .25 Very Best Creamery Butter a pound 33 . Pure Lord a pound -15 Full Cream Cheese a pound -|3 Extra Fine Eggs a down -27 lone Tomatoes. :1 con. . . . . ...Tc Adl’ (‘oru Starch. a pltg. . . . . .bo Clothes Pine. 1th for. . . . .. . .100 Sancho. plain or ituntl...... 7o EXTRA ITAMPO WITH TEA. AND COFFEE! fut thumps with lib The tilt 60o fill Bumps with lib (lotion 360 to stamp- with no Ten a 60c 26 Stamps with no Cotton 000 2b titempu with tit) Tel 0 40c 20 stamps with lib Cotton a 254: 20 stamps with ilh Toe to one 10 Bumps with ilbtlolfeo 0 200 10 STAMPS WITH ANY OF TH! FOLLOWING ARTICLE. thottio tlilveo at. ..........loo 1 can Potted line! at .......10o l lloillc \‘lm-tter ut .........10o i can (lid Dutch Cleanser ut.’iOo lboliic lioot Beer at .......1ho _ 1 bottle Olive Oil At ......220 i plot. .lelly l’owder at. . . . . . .10o 2 rolls Toilet l’apol‘fioetih. . . . .So u um All til illil’ill m WASHINGTON eraser. scorn tidbit/Ans . Tel. too. Deliveries me a. in. end 3:00 p. m. ., Free Delivery We time we it was reported-«that the large diam automobile oi Mil“! A. moment. of the West Roche mil. dam seen. The are deoidedll' the clever and course many new never 'l‘libreib e, 5 one about the sweater! at if. West efehue accident. bed wagons-us. Vleeuimtdest. .‘ m i it. the. we rm. . been re— use. now ready . ‘ buyers who went mootw‘hotlt was a t H .7 ‘ .,, , ,, s . , - V . , I ~ .5.» chine has only rd old placed in mm i -All kinds of school shoes at Con- i i I Trousers Specials for Baturdey will be found ‘ insulators. Witfimililolllfiiln ‘citbtuio‘ ‘ot’ ‘ , Thomas Hunt. found a red trained bicycle Wednesday evening in front or the Norwelk rain road station and "arrested" it. The. wheel is at the station house awaiting ‘ the owner to come and claim it. . wvmbreliss. Canes. Mourning Hands. O'Brien. , ~ Postal cards are being received from .the Glovowlondening party who are spending it month at Loire Waccabuc in the bungalow that they built there recently. They are enjoying every mo- aueut of their stay and the illhlng is no. . 'i‘he baseball fans are hoping for a clear day tomorrow, for the Mayflow‘ era. of East Norwaik. will have an op portunity to show their prowess ag- ainst the Norwallts. The game will be played at 3:30 at Amusement Park in Meadow street. in going over our etgek we found our use and so.» Suite to reduced:" . to numbers that we have added e quantity from the 14m table. Boye' Suite at one-half the regular price are just the thing for school. ‘ neatly a Brucken's. 81 Washington St. Thomas J. Flaherty. of Prospect avenue, has been ill for several days. lie is able to be about again now, how- icver, and his many friends are glad to see him once more open the' street. its will return to Norwaik high school on the opening day. Pest cards are being received from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Hoyt. of West. port avenue. who are spending some time automobile touring. They are now in Mount Tom. Mass. and report a very fine time. They will return to Norwsik today probably. Mlieui. styles in Soft Hots. O'Brien. A stated communication of St. John‘s lodge, A. F. and A. Id. of Nor- walk. was held last evening. the first of the fall season. The entered ap~ prentlce degree was exemplified. On Thursday evening. September lhth. the work will be the Fellowcraft de- arcs. in the (lately and Brennan adv. to tiny you will find a few early full bar- gains which it will be to your lanter- cst to take advantage of. Besides offer- ing you the clothing at greatly re- duced prices they will sell them to you on the easy payment plan. What more can you ask? ~~Note the prices quoted in Mintz‘s advertisement on page 6. then come and see the bargains. (treat one-day sale opens at it a. m. closes 10 p. m. Why send to New York for your wince. liquors, etc, when they can be purchased at home at even lower than New York prices. A glance at the liecktuauu adv. will convince you that they handle nothing but the best in the line of groceries. wines. liquor: and fresh vcgetnbles. and the prices are hard to boat. ' At the monthly meeting of theSonth Not-wall: Fire Police last night it was voted to accept the invitation of Old Well limit and IAdlitil‘I‘ Company and Battle liook and ladder Company. the ' latter of ilaricn. to participate in their forthcoming full events, The Fire l’o‘ lice will parade on llrcmen‘s night dur- ing the (lid Well fair and will so to llarion ion the Eagle‘s carnival J, - Latoetfihlug in llorblee. O'Brien. . Two large storage moving vans be- longing to l, (hull) and Sons. of New In the Shoe Department are the greatest values In town in Low than: .,, Some are even less than half price. _, .5 , . .. m ' Other things in this nle so even greater reductions. 1' t, Ilfi *! Price’s Clothing Stare 98 Washington Street. SouthNorwellt ' v SWEATERS As an aid to lilt‘ gradual change from Summer to Fail , ai‘tpnrcl, a Sweater fills the gap, and no woman’s wardrobe is cmuplctc without one. Ali‘tllc smartucss that can be crowded into a garment of this character is to he found in these high class chott-rs. The stock is now complete. and the styles tle‘. ' \‘idi‘tii_\ clover and radically new. embracing many exclusive unveittcs and rich weaves. ' The colors are plain white. gray and cardinal; also white ~ with trimmings of light blue, golf green or gray. ' Prices Range from $1.98 to $6; ' Co‘s store eel“. York and llrooltlyu. passed through Norwoiia last owning. They were pound for turnttury, from from Brook» lyn. with a load of furniture. They made a short stop in Norwnlk where they purchased gasoline and then con- tinued (in their way. They wore as large as any vans that have how no- ticed in Norwnik for several months. The N. E. Ryan Company," 86 Washington St. South Norwallt Phone 440 Phone 440 Will be Closed All Day Monday. September 5th 5 Select Groceries, Wines. Liquors and Fresh Vegetables 18 pounds FINE GRANULATED SUGAR for ........ . . . . .. ...... .. .. .St.oo acakee PAROWAXJM Sealing.etc.. ....................... ..... 25c aooo EARS FANCY EVERGREEN CORN. ................. .. ........ At Cost DRAKEBROTHERS'SPONGECAKE,each......... ..... 19c FANCY LARGESWEETPOTATOES,per peck 30c , Ineley’e Crab Meat. can ................10c Imported Swiss Cheese. lb. . .. . . . . .38c " Rex Chicken Leeann 10c Imported Roqueiort Cheese. lb. .........4Bc S.&S.PottedChicken.1-aib. ..........10c EdamCheeeo.esch t81oo Franco-American Potted Beef. can . . . . . .Ioc Olives . . . . . .. ...... to. is. :5. 35. 55c bottle Heine and Willieme‘ Pickles Penollo Peanut Butter ... . . . . .10. 15.25: jar Pineapple Cheese................45end55c Shei’t‘ord'e Snappy Cheese. each . . . .. .. . . .ioc . . MecLerea'e Imperial .. . . . . . .xo and as: jar . : g MecLarcn’e Roquetort Cheese. jar . . .. ... .15: EXTRA PINK STAMPS WITH OUR POPULAR TEAS. COFFEES ‘AND ‘MANY OTHER ARTICLES S. LIEflhIANN'S SONS' RHEINGOLD AND TEUTONIC BEERS. bottled at the Brow- ery. Ceuubottles $1.15 WE ARE SELLING ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OF CHAMPAGNES A’I‘ SPEC- ' , IAL PRICES FROM SEPT. 1 TO to LaubenhehnerRhineWioe ...”..........1oc NimteinerRhinoWine ................7oc Wilson at Old Crow Whiskey. . . . . . .. 31.00 Hunter or Old Valley Witleltoy . . . . . .. $1.00 Hollywood Whisks .hot. .tmg 'AatediluvienWitls .bot. ..........$1.35 Homer‘s Ginger Br y. hot. . .. . . .. $1.00 Gordon or Old’I‘omGin. hot. .....:...9oc Coatee' Plymouth Gin, bot. ...... . . . .‘g. .7 nos ’ Rex Cognac Buddy . . . . . . . .goc. 83, .5 m5 5. Heubleln’e Club Cocktails . . . . . ...” p.09“ ' Teeor Bronx Cocktails . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...; goo ‘ Duffy’s Malt Whiskey. hot. . . . . ..3..;,..8.g c ‘ Monogram Rye Whiskey. bot. .*. ....goc 7 r ALL THE LEADING BRANDS BOTTLED‘BEERS AND ALEI n .- ‘ .5
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