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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Saturday increasing cloudiness
with rising temperature followed by
showers. For Connecticut: Increasing
cloudiness with probable showers late
tonight or Saturday. Warmer tonight,
Moderate variable winds. An area of
high pressure is producing cool. pleas-
ant weather with frosts over the east-
ern sections. A trough of low press
ure extending from 'I‘oyas northeast-
ward to Lake Superior is producing
cloudy and rainy weather in the con
tral sections. Another/area of high
pressure central over North Dakota is
producing cool, pleasant weather in
the northwest. These {mess will move
eastward and produce corresponding
weather in this vicinity.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, (it); high. 78.
Partly cloudy.
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Read about the Saturday needs at
the Dickerman store.
Louis Bernhard. of Stamford. spent
Wednesday evening with friends in
Norwalk.
—-—Latest Derbies at O'Brieu‘s.
'F‘resh assorted chocolates only 25c
per pound tomorrow at Stillson-l’oweli
Corporation.
W. L. Smith. of the Danbury News
and family. spent the night at the
NorwaIk Hotel.
Cockenoc Tribe of Red Men will
hold a session this evening at their
Wall street quarters
~—Raw sugar 22 lbs. $1.00. F.D.I..&Co
You are invited to view the beauti-
Iul display of mllllnery at the Kriedel‘.
store. See what the adv. has to say
about it.
Colonel Russell and wife the pro-
prietors of the Norwulk Hotel, are
spending a several days' trip through
Massachusetts. _
- ~~New sauerkraut to open the sea
son. and our celebrated frankt'nrtcrs,
at (i. F‘ricdrich's, Railroad avenue.
An automobile party from Clevclnnd,
Ohio, who are touring the New Eng-
land states. spent last evening at the
Nornwlk Hotel.
- Loin pork to roast, 22c in. at New
York Market, 143 Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark are
on their annual vocation trip and
friends are receiving souvenir post
cards from Watertown.
~Styllsh soft hats. at. O'Brien‘s.
Miss Bertha Evelyn St. John enter-
tained a few friends in honor of Rob-
ert Tate, who is about'to take up a
course at the Long Island Medical
College.
«Raw sugar 22 lbs. $1.00. F.D.l..&()o.
LeGrand Raymond, of Morgan sve-
nue. who want with the party of fish. '
ermen to Bantam Lake, early in the
week returned to Norwalk last even-
ing. Sidney Guthrie one of the mem-
bers of the party is expected home this
evening.
~A full line of all kinds of domestic
and imported cheese for theiwinier at
the leading delicatessen store of the
Twin (titles. G. h‘riedrcih, Railroad Av
The quarterly meeting of Court Nar
r,uk No 58,1I otA., was held in their
rooms last evening. Five new mom
hers ware initiated, the work being
done by the Court’s degree team. Ar-
rangements are under way for the
court's annuni bull. Refreshments were
served after the meeting.
“Opening illillilliy of suits. dresses
and mlllinery. Any one who wishes to
be stylishly. correctly and becomingly
attired will enjoy a few moments
spent during these opening days. Ad-
vertisement page ti. (7. .i. Mintz & Co.
Edwin Monroe, oi‘ Norwalk. the suc.
cessiul bidder for the moving of the
town stone crushing plant hem West
Norwallt to Cranbury, the contract for
which work was awarded to him on
Tuesday afternoon, moved some parts
of it yesterday. He will probably com-
plete the moving today.
courses for older girls;
‘* can sewers a: rouuo ounine
BUSINESS HOURS AT
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STRIIT. SOUTH
NORWALK.OONN. o
TILIPHONI 10"
Park & Tillerd’s
DeliciousCandies
—SOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer's best. new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 28ft.
half cabin. with 8 h. p.- new motor.
One 21-it. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PoinhNorwalk
Nothing ‘
can disflgnre the face or put the
health in greater jeopardy than un-
sound and unsightly teeth;
Nothing but good, sensible cure is
required to make the teeth attractive
in appearance and perfect in their
performance of the duties that health
demands.
Let me examine your teeth, tell you
what care is needed. and what it will
cost.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
18 South Main 8h, South Norwulk
liours: ii a. in. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
l
THE
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GIRLS
Hillside, Norwalk. Conn.
' The School will open for the Fall
'I‘erm on Thursday, September 15. at
nine o 'clock.
College preparatory and general
kindergarten
primary and intermediate departmtnts
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil-
dren who usetho trolleys and .for serv-
ing a hot luncheon. Terms and illus-
trated circular on application.
The Principal. may It? soon at the
School any morning alts September ii.
Margaret R. Drondlingor. A. B.
We Make
Glasses
therlght way. We have a Physic
inn, who is a Skilled Eye Specialist,
to examine your eyes. NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday it Saturday Evenings
Ladies
$1.98 to $5
Gull Vests and
infants’ Knit Sacques. 25c to 81
J. I. MALLETTE
(tormorly Mim- anoon)_
as WASHINGTON crater
in smoking on Inferior cigar, when
you can not the boot for the some
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City, 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best“
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER. M
Lake Ice
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. I. H.
Freight Yard.
receptions 580.
Carter’ 8- INKS --Sisiioivis
..lc-Iiilack...... . ...... .. .loandliic
wilting It‘luld..' ............ 5: odd 10c
lied. lilue Violet and (lrocn ...... 5c
Show (‘ard Ink (all colors)
l'ountaiu Poll In}...
MUCILAGE. 5c. eLIJE, lilo.
(its i’ints. lg I’lnts.
I‘YI’EWRII ‘ER RIBRONS
W. A. Bfiééntfili’s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 182 Washington It.
Just Published
“l’il Wait at Heaven’s
Gate, Sweetheart.
for You”
Words by Florence liclle Anderson.
Music by Prof. Alex. 3. Gibson
20c
.......10c
Ask your dealer for a i‘Olli
All leiai dealers ............
William Kaiser, a former Overlook
Academy student is operating n few
days in Norwalk as the. guest _of
friends.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
...—...“.
Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Profits
117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes. 03 and 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. III Vino-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vloo-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .i. Waitooo Marvin
Christian lwurts John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
as | It so
45 l 53 so
40 l s I 10" ""
Rearrange above numbers so that
total will be 76 in each direction. For
the 100 nearest correct answers of
this problem we will award 'I‘wo Full
Silo Lots. located at Long island
Summer Resort, valued at $100 each
'I'itio guarantee Answers must he
sent in within to days from date of
publication.
.I. CAREY, iii Nassau St, New York.
Chocolates—Fresh as:
sorted. full und
w I... 25‘”
YOUR
TIN BOX
is a poor place for valuables in
case of tire and is no protection
from burglars.
Why not keep them really
sale by renting a box in our
strong vault? Good sized hoses
are four dollars s your.
Thesouthhorwaik
Trust Co.
Coal
Burning Time
is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
minors‘ pick. You can
pick out the best kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All Sites
Best Grades
Full Weight
Finest Duality
Hazleton Coal
ll. Hershtleld & Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water St.
......Wl g “-.....”
MEETINGS! THE VOLLMER
CLUB.
An important meeting or the Volt
msr Club will be held this cvenin at
the Mahwkomo Hotel. when it. is El»
art there 7‘qu he a his turnout. Ar”:
rggfemogt: ‘3!!! bIe made atg‘h‘i: most-
or in mass to and
on’ iis‘tuhdo
mom til it Club to he student at
the iitidh which will nominate
onto: of Police William Vellum-for
{harm of li‘sirilold Cougt .'
Americas it
”till” trolley curs.
Children's‘Sweaters. 50c and 8t
What’s ' the Ilse
. .10c, ”DIM 250 ‘
ram ‘lv.
Iflll SWIIIIRI“ Your Fall Hat
upon intelligent service behind
‘tained at our moderate prices-
portions to suit everybody.
t
Custom Tailoring as we
>
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
, The intelligent selection of your Fall Hat depends upon
the range of correct styles from. vivhich you select, as well so
OUTFITTEFI’B
the counter. You may com-
mand both in our store; and a certain quality not usually eb-
82 and $8
A compléteahowing of authentic shapes and shades in
Soft Hats; and propcr'sha‘pius'in' DEbifiriffvarIEijf pro-
interpret it, means the en-
tire satisfaction of the customer—or no sale. May we take your
measure for Fall Suit or Overcoat.
TWO STORES:
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
I am going to make a very plain asscItion.
You can‘t buy feeds
like ours in any other place for loss money—the man who thinks he
has NImillt bought cheaper feed.
ground feeds
“cheap" grain and food has little
can't talk!
l have been enabled to build up a
large and lntrcnsiing business in selling the choicest grades of homo
”Ibis is true as well of nil the grain l handle This has
“been ill\ (onslanl cii‘ort since i commented business for I know that
intrinsic mine It may answer a
certain mutinc purpose. which is too often the case ~~~~~ for your animal
It you are interested in pure, (loan nutritious feeds for
Home, Cattle and Poultry shore' s the place to buy.
ors Ilonnio llmne ground Foods
“JUST SO I”
(‘onl that is Just Tlilil coal
Ibo only kind We carry
enabling us to please,
Ihe critical buyers.
——~———
The Harris &.Gans Co.
Tel. 721 68 ”Water Street
Oili' Fall Styles ofw
James Mcans’
Shoes for Men
are here. They cannot be but
at $3. 00
A Few Ladies' Black Velvet
Button Shoes at 82.75
100 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOI
SOUTH NORWALK
H.—
1.:
We have just relallled from head
and have on hand '16 inn-rots oi the
famous Old Chicken i‘ock Whiskey.
if has been sold at the out stand for
the last 25 years. Try it and be con-
vinced that it is the best Whiskey
sold for the money
straight Chicken Cook Whiskey. “or
.
un-
“J” flu." .- olrlluoctlii Isleohoo.
IPSSIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLV
oum’ois cum on.
Quart Monogram.................7!o
Quart hurry
Gusrti’ .
an.” W IS. '0" u-rn.....,.§....m
,hlsaptember tutti; of the ....m.
IOSlm T
First In qunliIie‘Inst in price—always in the minds of its custom-
MANUIL TORO HATCH.
Mrs Rose Egon“. formerly a
resident of Roxbury. Conn. has been
spending II low dms us (the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. (‘bhties (ld'hebe, 01'
France street. pm. (lshcboli dnnsb
to:- Eye has also been a guest hero
with her mother Tonight they leave
.\‘onnlk for Les "Angelou Gal, Micro
Miss i-‘ Hi lio'lourncau will conduct a
dIeSsmnlIlug and designing establish
Illent
'Ihotnns Iilclihanci of No rwalk, has
taken a position in the Main street it.
A mid l‘ Tea Company sl‘dre lie
will probably not remain there long. it
is said.
.. ...}..- .
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SUITS FOR BUSINESS... 810 to .28
Blues, Browns. Grays and Fancies.
HATS..................S1.00 to $8.00
SHIRTS.............30o. 81.00, 81.50
The Newest Foil Patterns.
NECKWEAR—A beautiful array in
From Your Intelligent Head? ,
to Your Delicate Feet‘
We Ha ve th e
Right Wearables
solid colors. stripes and Persians.
FALL sI-Ioso ‘
case. woo, «so and 05.00
HOSIERY, FANCY VESTS. UNDER-
WEAR.
ALL READY.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, Seating Norwsik
ALL RIGHT.
HARD CRABS
BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH. STEAK COD.
HALIBUT, SNAPPER BLUES,
FLATFISH. LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS, SOFT GRASS, ETC.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY-
Piii’lllill IIIIISIIIIIIIS—a
GOOD SHOW AT ”THE BIJOU.
File classy acts furnish the vaude
\ille program for the last. three days
of the week at. the Bijou Dream at -
lion“ s Theatre and. as is always the
:23 at this place of. amusement it is
\audoiille. .‘l‘wo acts. especially,
are big one; and are bound to create
u lot of Interest. The Models of .1910
Is tabloid musical comedy. “blob in-
(lildes a chorus of .pretty young we
men and it is very interesting. The
()verlng family. Mayme. Earle, Ethel.
William and Margot. present a farci-
(1“ comedy in one unbounded "Mrs.
iunlper's Troubles," and it is a scream
The other interesting acts are Adele
l‘crvls Ovri, in an equilibrist novelty
act; Casey and Smith. instrumental-
ists and fun makers. and Travers and
Pane in songs. dancing and sayings.
The theatre was tilted to its capacity
at both performances loot evening out!
the same condition will undoubtedly
continue for this evening and tomor- ..
row at sales.
MISBES LYNCH ENTERTAIN. = y
The Misses Lynch. of 8 Unmet-..
Terrace. entertained a company.- of
friends. last evoniagrin boost of line... I.
IisIllIIII OConnor. of Orange, New Job ;.
say. who has been their guest, tor A
few weeks Various social pa time!
were the order of the evening. the
whole company having a fiery onloy-
ahie time. Among the guests from .
out of town were Miss Marjorie Oon-- ‘
ion, William Gray and Earl Rule. 0!
Brooklyn. Menard Taipel'. 01 New
York; Miss Anna Kane. of Stamford;
George Brady, of New Haven. and
Clarence Harrington, of Delaware.
Quality neckwesr at Joseph Doris”
See description and priced u tho adv.
Duffy’s Malt WhiskeySBc | Uneeda biscuitpkgAc
GROCERIES
YOU WILL FIND ONE OF THE BEST‘STOCKED STORES IN THIS PART OF THE
COUNTRY RIGHT HERE AT BECKMANN' S. WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE STOCK
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS. PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT.
m,
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*\
Cape Cod Cranberries. a qts. .... ..... ...asc
I8 lbs. Granulated Sugcr ...... .. .. .Sr.oo Peanut Butter .. . . . . . .. .toc, 150’, 05¢ It ‘
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk ............ .3oc. Maroschino Cherries ......s3c. soc. 75c bat.
Drake Brothers’ Spon Cake . .. .. .19C Olives. stuffed or plain toe. 15c. 25c, 35c ‘ _
3 lbs. Yale. Toast Crsc ers . .. . . .asc Bishop's California Honey. bot. . . . ....-.ssc
Eggs. per dozen
“I ‘; .li
.,
...............3sc.37c'. oc.
Fresh Roasted Coffees and A No. 1 Teas
to PINK STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING ARTICLES: ‘f
t bottle Fancy Pickles . . . .
1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoanut. .. ....aoc
r can Silver Lake Rhubarb . .. ..... . . . . m: t for Pickled Lamb's Ten
1 can Victor ry Brand Strawberries . . . . . . the
x lb. Boot LunchCocos ..............25c
............15c
1 pkg. Macaroni
rbot.MonsrchWor.Suuce .............rgc
Ijsr Pickled Lamb'sTongue ...........£5
ilargebottloBluing ...................roc
.....nnnonduloc
.....
lolooil‘lOII.
S. LIEBMANN'S SONS' RHEINGOLD AND TEUTONIC BERKS. THE BREW-t
RRY‘S OWNBOTTLING. CASE. :4 BOTTLES .............I......4Sr.tg
PORT, SHERRY. ANGELICA OR TOKAY. WINE. GAL. ... .... .. .. . . . . I . . . . .3531.” .
Monog
Silicone Whi
Canadian Club
I on.
iskey,bet
rum Rye Whiskey bet. ........90c
Kirk’s Old Crow Whiskey. bot. . . .. .. .Smo
Hunter or Wilson Whiskey. bot. Jim
AFInch's Golden Wedding. bot. . . . . . . . .Smo
Baltimore Club Whiskey. bot. . . . .. .. .
...........:X.XO
Houhioin a Club
Old ValloyWhlsltoymot. .............95c
Roll Whisk bot......:......Sr.sg
Antodiluvlsn Whis a. bot. ”Snag Nicholson
Mount Vernon Whi oy, bot. .. .Qms Behind-monsoon
I”
. ........Si.s5
Tomi.- Coctltoil hot
Charles D: Co.sCootksiis ...
italisn or French Vermouth, bot
Gordon or Old Tom Gin. bot.....w..ooe
.Costos’PlymoIIthGin.bot. ............Sx.og
o London Gin. bot.
Wtfm Giibm
his and White 3:an boo
Dawn's ammonia etch
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