01ml“ I; .iiels still “‘ Flauucicttes ‘. tot- Fall and Winter wesr. Also Fancy Pistol for children's broiler. HAHAOKIMO llllll . IVINING AENTINIL 'WlLEPHONI ‘misum MW is Business “do. mint drsheh titties, Not-walk o-—£dltor's Molds 7.29—6——Clty lditort‘s Rgld‘hneo v. --... .. "‘W Miss Eula Hart, of Rilwsyton. is a guest of triends in Brooklyn. William 1.. Ward and family. at Lowe street, are spending several days in Danbury. Leroy Wheeler and family have mov- cd from West street to their new resi- dence in Reed street. Charles N. Raymond, of hogan street, is enjoying a pleasure trip to Old Point Comfort, Virginia. .. Buckwheat Coal tor furnaces. Ray mend Bros. Miss lvitnerva Carpenter returned to her home in Raymond street. Satur- day. after a visit in Westiieid. New Jersey. Mrs. Mary Welles Jennings, of Brewsters. New York, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham, of Lowe street. Frederick S. Byxbce. of Harriet street. who has been ill at his home. has recovered and has returned to his duties in Benedict‘s news slore. m tcr Brundage substituted for him dur- ing his absence. The Rev.. Dr. W H. Wood. a irredu- etc of the University of Toronto. has been appointed pastor of the Metho- dist Episcopal church of Rldgetleld. to ill] the vacancy caused by the death of the Rev. Harvey E. llurnes. This evening a section of the train from Pittsileld to New York will be started from nanbury in order to fit- cliitste the handling of labor D trav- el. The train win he "opera (1 in three sections, two starting from Pitts- , field and one drum Danhury. . ‘l Mrs. c: n. Coolidge. or Nortmtt'; who in the winter started with her nephew. Warren () Woodward. or Holden ave- nae. on an extended trip around the wor,ld arrived home Saturday. 5” not return with the party with w she started, but since their return has been touring European countries. .....‘...___ ._ ‘ The West €avenue grocery dare building. situated at the corner of Mer- wln street and West nvcnuc. has been sold by the owner. 1). Warren Fitch, to Charles E. Dow, the writ-known bard- waro dealer. and exuuuyor at South Norwulk. The grocery business con- ducted by William M. Weed will pro llaly not change hands. ltiaston Republicans have selected two Lake delegates to the Republican state convention, Jesse “healer and Joseph 1’. Hill. Although both men were not pledged li‘. lllt‘ caucus the two then selected are said to be very satisfactory to the “wit who are It the head of theiiaku uuwcutent in Falrlleld county. —~'l‘omorrow slight will he linilil nisht at iloiou i'olnt, Jacobs Brothers are making prepI» rations for a big tlil)’ at lloton Point. today. Wheeler it Wilson‘s Band. of Bridgeport. has been epitaph-d to tur- nish ti‘iltlllt-_ and here will be dancing and other attrs us. which all will t-tuoy. All the season It the Point will and in ten days a large attendance is anticipated. An excursion from tinni- iuuion, 1.0m: itilatid. and one from New York are i‘Xpttt'liul. Mina .icnneaitc Callahan. of Elsi Norwalk. spout Saturday in Fairlioid lookinu over the liltil‘li Rock school in which she is to teach the first tour ursdos this your. Miss Callahan is I srsdusta or the south Norwalk hilh school and also of tho New Haven Nor- nihl School This is her first intuition since graduation and hor‘lriunds wish her shore" in her work the sellout will open tomorrow The Woman‘s Christian Temperance tinion of Psirlleltl Ind Limousin counties. will hold it group meeting in tho Congregational Church. New Mit- i‘ord. Thttrstis .mtetnhor lith. A has. lit-l lunch w t be served. I’llrlianl Wishing to be met It the station will notify Mrs. Francis Osborne. New Mil- fwd. Mrs. Plump. s Minute to the World in convention, will tissuritm that insulin! hour lisp meals will be under discussion. clams at it p. in... out .. :ur sliviroshsmm . W “ General Councillor Sewer. water work grading. mason- ‘ry work and melt excavation. list» nuts-s cheerfully Ill/on on sit mm CM. Orders pro solidi“. its Ifisioh will week at a camp at Bantam Luke. . of Mr. and Mrs. EdvIutid L. Bradley. or ‘ state chief haymaker. 1%; mentions fails and talked Tl Fm, Ill Wood M Most-re. ‘ basque master at the Cannon lulled Minoan depot, spout Saturday in Not» ws McKinley street. have hush entertain- ing Miss mission. Carpenter, of Wes- terii'. Rhode island. Mr and Mrs. Frank F. WHuutinston Mrs. Eleanor Ci. Bthlth and Mill; May E. Smith left Saturday to spend a Mrs, Timothy Sweeney, who has been visiting her moiher—in-taw. Mrs. Julia Bweeney, in Lincoln avenue. but returned to her home in New York. Robert Tristram and friend Frank Smith, of New York, and mother. Mrs. Charles F 'l‘ristrum. and Miss Muriel. Barrett, or Brooklyn, who is the guest Ridge avenue, who have been on an automobile trip to Boston. have re- turned io Norwalk. W . Captain and Mrs. Andrew 8. Mills. oi Miran street, entertained a number or young people last Thu sday evenins in honor or their guest. iss Florence Small. of Newark. New Jersey. Whist was enjoyed. and this was followed by refreshments. Among those present were Misses iota Stevens. Florence Small. Beatrice DeWsters and Battle Hamilton, Messrs. Joseph 'l‘uylor, Oil :18!“ Clark ha Kissing and Preston art. ~Tomorrow night will be band night at Roton Point, it is expected that at least a dozen or fifteen Booth Norwulk Haymakers will so to Stratiord today for the an nual convention of the organisation especially in view of the fact that ~ Councilman Albert M Pohlman is in all proba- bility. Mr. Pohlman will be selected as supreme representative. Next years national convention will be held at. Cleveland, Ohio. a..— A large party or their friends called on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley at their home ltt Wilton avenue. on Thursday evening and tendered them a sort of a surprise party. The eevnlng was spent in rendering the usual entertain- meats. such as vocal and lnstrumcn tat selections. A bountiful collation was served and the guests depsrtcd voting Mr and Mrs. Riley very outct tsiulng host and hostess. Among the places visited by John "Eagle" Wood who has resumed his duties in the Norwal railroad station . after a vacation or We weeks which we» spent in touring and attending tho convention of the ii‘. 0. it}. was the Falls of Niagara. Mr. Wood has found many interesting listeners when (19% crlbing the trip as he made it in c-om ‘hauy with a number of other delegates from the Connecticut serieI. 'lt is certainly a blender" sub! Mr. Wood. ‘and only a visit to the place can help the most interested to realise what a wonder it is. ” his made thetrip armmd the falls in whst is known as the loop. Ind on this lomny wont. twelve miles out of the United States into Canada. He saw the power plants and the tilt- lerent factories operated by the no with the woman who went over them a number of years ago in a barrel. Every dtiy "Jack" meets some new person to whom he has to solute his adteutures. and always docs so very gladly P Renting Cars A Packard and I Peerless to rent. The two classiest and best riding ours on the market with an expert driver. (or three dollars an hour. with I minimum cbsrse of live dol- in?) Anyone can Inord In auto- mo llo ride at this price. (let your date ahead. . W. A. HANFORD All North Main It. MRI. sowm sex or scum won- wlttot walrus rHI routow. mo srttouu TIlTlMONIAL: We often say. “Oh, i not so sick. tht shall i iIlto lint?“ 'i‘ry ilr. nick’s. it is wonderful what it will do for you. ilonineuioct to try it. and then pass the word slung what it has done for you A wonder-tut cure in naturist troubles This is from one who knows. MR8. MDWIN rox. lit llnion BL. ilouth Norwslit. A" GRAY BROS. Dimension" of in» prev“ 8 O D A and Intent Waters IOTAILiIHID 1.! w... Visit) loltssr. Carbonic. MM‘PII‘INH. Ginger Wills and Lhmoii Bods DIIP ROCK ARTINAN WELL WATER UOID Till ”ml and M P 0 lies 794 «Tel. l“ m capstan. court. mess-r interventions" “mum Dori-twill! Mr. and Mrs. George w. Stencils, of "I Regular Price SI WALL OTHII‘I‘. iChliioniors. some th mirrors. in oak. ms- botany and birdseye maple. which we otter you tit albeit fill our cautions than redular price, and every one is a bu'ualn Below we quote a few of the specials: Sale Poles ”5.09 pair-souls” . . . was tztoo cmrromsv‘ts ......... ........,........,.....‘stun 310.50 salsroulsns ..... . ....... .. ...... . slam. moo cmrromsss ....... ..... stun 812.50 chirroutsn‘s Jars Would is not be well to take advantage oi‘ this opportunity and secure good t‘hiifoniers at I low price? v- in. A. J. Collins Co. Fillet-ii Directors Ind Emulators. 1248 North inn Street. South Norwslk. Conn. 0. B. Jacksonj Optidon Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free NORWALK. ”ION! “I. f 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" , South Not-walk; Stamford .Xort Chester iloys and girls must have stump. sturdy Shoes. in most families. It. a reasonable price. BUNLlGHT SHOES for Girls .............. ".00. $1.25. 81.50 and $2.00 CROWN PRINCE SHOE! tor Boys ................... 31.50 and $2.00 Stock and construction together enable these linden to stand riot oi abuse and rough treatment, They must get thcm. FLYNN’S BOOT “EHOP Successor to Flynn & Ryan .0 MOHINGTON ‘1’le As an aid to the gradual change from Summer to Fall apparel, a Swratcr tills the pup. and no woman's wardrobe is complete without our All the stuartttcss that tan be crowded into a garment of this ill. unlit r is to be found lll these high- class chatcrs. Iltc t-lltit k is non mutpletc. and the styles dc thirdly i‘lt‘Y't‘l and ruditull) iItW unbratiug mam txdusivc novelties and rich u c nvcs lhc colors an plain white. gray and (ordinal; his.) white with trimmings oi light lllllt‘ gull glt‘t‘li or gray. Prices Range from $1.98 to $6 The N. E. Ryan Company 86 Washington St. South Norwsilt Century Compound Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots but the promotion uIllId "powerless" is not In! to for Itowlhl bull tasks or lot- use on old or poor roots, and not as tin; or durable as “Century Compound." The shove testimony was smut under oath st the injunction hose is; in the Bismtord Court. April it. 1910. We odor the Century Compound It soc PM GALLON and sunr- sntes sli rooting wot-it for thm yours. The Century Rooting &Maoufaeiuring Co. is wisuuloroii strum. THAT the than is tsst coming when we will and host agaiawwe‘re ready to supply you nesting spool-ital at say kind todsy. list Water. Hot Air. Famous} Issues and Cloves, on Heston. Oil stores. «0.. Ire adored st fair prices WI. The JoiidI d. fi’otchltiss Co. 11 Watt Itrost p.191 Hamill. cons. , “ " 1, t9 Ituhlltdiilh ’ tours. in” orwslk Branch one a 3 Mrs. Preston ii rt. oi Rowsyton live. .nue, is spending Lake. quarto W. Collin. ot Bullion place. mm Saturday in New York city on business. James Robsrt‘son, the popular Knob chet. has several large dinner parties scheduled far ”today. Miss Rita Clark, of Brooklyn. was low days at Trinity Baldwin. of Wall street. Mrs. Bridget Sullivan and daughter. Miss Marie Sullivan. at Lowe street. RWw'pRMillW a week with relatives in" or l The pastor and choir of the Knight Street A. M. E. Church will so to Slum ford, Wednesday evening. September hi, to furnish the entertainment It the Bethei A M. W. Church, to be held in the casino. Roland sherwood is very Indigosnt over an occurrence that “took place last woek, when I team in which he and a lrlchd from Bridgeport were rid. in; toward Norwalk trout Wastpm‘t was run into by an automobile and ' badly smashed. so well as the occu» pants being thrown out and hurt. The indignation arises from the tact that the driver never stopped but lacross- eti his speed in In attempt to get away. He was not. successful. however. as he was pursued by William Dickson an ‘eye witness or the outrage. and bill number taken. The machine bore I New York license. The men were thrown from the wagon. when the auto crashed into it, and landed on all They were badly out and bruis- ed Mr. Sherwood is In communication with the New York secretary of staid and will try to get mol man's name and recover daatsgcs er hays his li- cnnsc revoked. ~Whllo at work in the Muller uloria ‘ mills in Winulpauk. Frank. the fifteen yearold-son of Thomas O'Brien. of Boris; Hill. received a very bad gash in his scalp. last week. So deep mat the cut that it went through to the skull bonc O’Brien and another at 'the. young men working with him at» tempted to lift something from one ot the looms. and as they were raising it to put it into a rack it slipped and the heavy iron and hit O'Brien securely on the head. The other boy was also hit and was knocked to the floor. having been stunned. O‘Brien not realizing the seriousness of his own wound sl- teutptcd to help his mate. but but to be taken array. lie was placed in Mr. Muller's automobile and hurried to the office or Dr. w. .l. Tracey. in West avenue. Here the wound was dressed ‘and O‘Brien is now improving nicely. lie was vorv near to exhaustion when he arrived at tho dicttrr's oilire, but livas very plucky. The other boy or“ not badly hurt. ~............,..,.L. “w... w« “THE PLACE" ..._........_.........._ SCHOOL SHOES “Wear and tear“ Is what we expect from the children. and this is what our SCHOOL SHOES Ire made to stand Complete Lines Solid Throughout $1-$3 “WEAR IHOII THAT FIT” u-uu—u— Two Stores, Norwsllt 80. Norwslk “tun“... IED Plain and brass trimmed. A his vsr- loty to suit every lute. Prices from _ I. K. Il‘l‘OHII-L. UNOIR‘I‘AKII .F. A. MITCHELL l woos: rostrum consult wast. mo molt In. uoswstn. eons. w mm, on over Sunday shout at Miss Ruth , GLOVER’S ‘ Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. or the trsde in that section. On account of stormy weather saturday, we will place on sale all day Tues- day all specials advertised for Saturday’s Sale. A MINTZS "The House of Activity and Progress” detl‘i Narniaik. Conn. f... tells for Bi LUTHER M.WRIGHT;1 noizm MAIN AND UNION m Bishop tic Wall Beard and Sheatlua Easily Applig by Common LIhorniilshopric Sheathing lI mgd in; studdlng on the outside at the building with lath and Asphalt Mutts ~- exposed. Over this you nail your weather boar as. This gives up solid sheathing without. knot-holes or cracks; at o insulation or all“ air space between lath and siding. ideal for Cement or Stucco Work llishoprtc Sheathing is the ideal material for cement exterior or stoo- co work. The cement tirmly adheres to the lath and Asphalt, It and makesssolid. smooth exterior. For factory or residence hll' form or concrete or stucco construction is the cheapest and bustle known. 6 SEAVllW AVENUE Charles H Alilhorp 9. south uoswALn- CARI-”ENTRY. IUILDINO KNOW.” COATRAGTING. The Hatch 81 Ralley C IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. IILL TEL. “-3. YARD TIL. 4‘4- Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace SPECIALTIES Window Glass of every commas. oi... two and three-ply Tar than. M Will 1. sad Cord. BIMQM’ hm Moulded ooden Gutters. two dish. , "Uneoln" Asphalt satiric aooIns. ”mm" “a mm". m‘ worn-ted. an. tumult“ and customs rum Roton Point Hot Now Open Under Same Management . “I . ComonCob Now Served with Shore oases 1‘” Bathing and Other Attractions man cuss comm. strenuous sue svsume. on Till timid Especial Attention Given to Automobile rm Tel 500 JACOBS 51103.. “:«Mnnsners Miss Ethel Melanin. of have street. is the guest or friends in Danbury Thomas iiorsn at Hamilton Ivonne. has sons to Derby to spend a week with his uncle. .W Mr. and Mrs. David Hancock. oi Daubury. are stints at Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hancock. oi Lowe street. Mrs. Axel Bolnltneeht. of Down street. to entertaining her mother. Mrs. Pierson and son, of New York. Raymond Kirby. of 22 Westviiie avenue. mnlmry, returned lust Week. item «visit with friends in South Non wa A large nulnher oi Norwsik W F'thlnded the fair in New consent-one r or. ‘ ' Miss 1m Daniel, of claim? ‘ street. Norwslk. spent yesterdsii in New Haven. Ralph Raymond. of South Namath. " is visitiut friends in Baltimore. WWW land. for a few days. w»w tt‘ C. C. hassles, of Harbor Iron ; anticipating taking a party or out this a emoon in his line litmus. The party will so to and will enjoy a swim at that . They expect to take their 1““an eat the some upon one of the ‘ -~«- islands in the harbor. Knappit‘elt hats are new represent all on the Coast by Fred Trout. who in spite of all they _ has had an extensive experience in the Knob Club tor the asses . , tits hat trade of thsltqrritory and who' events. he music i r ivltie‘ ,. in condensation. has a pvt do sequoia-i have Men turniiitsd than in the m- Weut pill so lattll means. that mat use male knowledge of the WWWWWWWJWIM on scoouot oi tits 'l‘hs Gro- in This" will be a .. 7‘ lot it Knapp line is not a new one for has. he ever, the thighs usrrisgt‘ioit arm s damper or i tag for till instill room and st
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