Also .oompletey assurtment oi
~0H1LDREN‘3 ROMPERS ,.
1 at 25c. “and 50° . 1
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MAHACKEMO- HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
4,11 .1 _' i ‘1
H A. Averill, lot York,‘Pa.,l1as been
the guest. of friends in Norwalli.
”5 Miss May Smith, of Bayview avenue,
enjoyed the Fourth-at Savin Roch.
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gnltred ‘Vlliiieeler,_.iof..Wcst street, it
. enjoying a vacation from his duties.
9 James Costello. of Pittsburg, is 11
‘wlsitor at his home. in Putnam avo-
nue. ~
, Henry Wehrls, of South \‘orwallt.
was a visitor at North Beach, yester-
day. ‘
Miss Miriam Close 01’ F1 311111111 ave-
nue, spent vestcrday with 1111111115 at
Rye Beach. 1
Miss Gertrude Close. of FranklinE
avenue, spent yesterday at the Port of
, Missing Mon. '
‘ ow
Gorton Morgan, 01 Fianklin n1-,,ouuc
has gone to New York city to spend a“
Week with friends
‘Rev. John Shane and son 311110111111
of Stamford. spent the morning in:
Norwalk on business._ _‘
Charles Leo. driver of The Knob
auto bus, has purchased a. line Stev-
ens- Duryeit automobile.‘
A large number of Norwalk people
spent the day at Compo Bench, 1estcr- ,
day. and enjoyed the pleasures of that
place.
bliss Annle‘Guarnieri, of
street, Norwallt, is coniinsd to her
home with an attack of tonsilitis. Dr.
William J. Tracey is in attendance.
Miss Muriel Burreii,
spent yesterday with Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed-
ward K. Bradley. of Ridge avenue.
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Mrs. George Dent, of Bouton street.
ctnertained Mrs. Harry ireland.
Bridgeport. and Mrs.'Edwardt'1‘reuter,
ot’ Danbury, over the Fourth.
Dr. A. 11‘. Slater, of New Haremund
,Charles Verlin, of Elmorest Terrace,
left The Knob Club last night at 11
o‘clock for armoonlight automobile
ride to New Haven.
A son was born recently to Dr. and
Mrs. Walter Jennings, at New York
city. ‘Mother and child are doing
nicely. This child makes Isaac B.
Jennings, of West street, a proud and
happy. grandfather.
Miss Alva Burroll. of ‘Brooklyn.
spent yesterday with Mo. and M1131 ill.
L. Bradley. of 11111133 avenue. 'Mias
”-Burroll had to return home, but her
many friends will be pleased to hear
that she will nation in early August.
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The annual meeting oi the South
Norwnlk Baptist Sunday school was
116111. Monday oveninx. at which time
the reports of the 0mm were sub-
mltted and other business transacted.
On account 311113 hoot. little was done
and the election 111 unicorn will be on-
nuanced later.
1113 manhunt thoro 1111111111111 adjourned
to F. .‘l‘. Lyon'mrssldenco. photo to
11111111111111 who «trod.
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1A number 1111111111111 111 a large wagon;
tram west-1111. bound for item. clot
to spend 111 do 1111 a wheel at Wall
‘ Fair tonight Thursday our. followed
y'by showers and cooler. For 01511111111111
out: Generally flair tonight and 11111111.
day: slightly lower tempora'inre to-
night; moderate variable winds. The
heat wave that has prevailed for ssv~ ; . .-
the Rocky iMoutnaming was tempered
' here yesterday by the sea'brcoze for
was vorv much higher at most other
. places in New England
it 111111 100* 131131011, 1.04;
_'I‘he area of high measure over the
Water 1
of (Brooklyn, .
of.
at this conclusion or
11
.1111 arroancasr.
11111531111 for Norwallt and vicinity:
oral days in many at: section‘s cast of
which Norwulk is noted. The tempera-
ture rose only to 90 degrees while it
At Hartford
. Portland.
111121.102, and at Albany, 11,112,104.
South Atlantic states, which has been
ou'important factor in producing the
heat wave, is gradually moving out to
see off the coast {it Cape Hatteras. A11
hues of low pressure which‘ is produo.
lug showers over the upper Mlssisslp'
pi Valley is Central this morning over
lows. This disturbance will move cast.
Wind and this vicinity will be on the
southern edge of it Thursday afterf
110011. it Is followed ‘hy an urea 01"
1high pressure and lower‘tcmpcraturu.
Conditions favor for this vicinity 1311‘
11111111101 with high temperature and 1111-
‘midity, followed by showers and cool
or by Thutsduy night.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: High, 83; low, 138.
lear.
Harry Cultill, of Norwalk. is on;
joyiug 11 day‘s vacation 17111111 his duties 1
as carpenter.
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Leo linker of Main street has so
owed a position in tin electrical con-
cern in Statutord.
Dr A. F. Slater. of New Haven.
spent 1111113111111 as the guest of Miss
Ida Vctlin, of Elmotost Totincc.
'LChesier M. Kerr of New York city,
spent yestelday as the guest of Minna
Mary Seymour, of East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Schonck, ol'Now York
city. is the guest of lion. and Mrs.
John S. Seymour, 0‘! Eastavonue.
u...
Frank Guarnlc‘rl and William Dalton
will go to New York tomorrow to wit-
nose the ball game between the Giants
and Chicago Cubs.
on Greenwaod. or l’iridgeport, are the
guests of Miss Madeline Magnet, 01
iBoldsn avenue. for a few days.
The Hope Hose lire company has
organized a baseball teamamonx its
members and Manager Brothsrton
wishes to secure games with all con»
era.
The Norwalk tire siren screoohed
this morning about 11 o’clock and a
number thought that there was a line.
The call was merely for the linemen.
it was learned. '
George Avison, son of Selectman and
Mrs. Alfred Aviiion, of Norwuilt, has
the cover design on the National
Youth magazine. published in Ohi~
01150. 119 also has a story. “A Voice
in the Dark." with his own illustra~
tlono.
Yesterday was a sale day at tho
Knob and there was musioboth often
noon and evening. Dancing was 1111‘
toyed in the evening and chant: two
hundred swimmers onloyod the excel
lent bathing afforded in the 3111111101111.
The tennis court was also 3 popular
place. '
Joseph Bordon and his 3111111111113,
“Dutch" Hegomoister. 01.11111 U. o. 8.
Washington. returned to their ship to-
farmer's house. Dan 11111 Steve Bar»
‘d‘o‘s. Stove 19011113 and aim here 1111111
With them. to visit the U. 13.13. Wash-
31. New York city. They
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‘TheAJ COLLINS COMPANY:
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grains and other egg and bone prod
shows are best 31111111311 for laying
suniiuor or winter it contains nolh
grains that will keep the poultry healthy and vinotous and in that
'1ondition they will lay 1111111111 one
lot article as it does a good one. but
~ result. and as our leads are as good
need or paying more than what we
wholesome foods for horses. cattle and 1111111111
at 1111 hottest prlco.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
orb—~130Mb Hoots Ground lined tor
Old Walks Rte-covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
if 1ou are raising chickens 101 plaasure you 11111111 not be without
it. if you are raising chickens for profit you cannot afford to be with
out it. Every Day 3.111111111101111. Our Scratch Food 1.11 composed of
.......’.....1. 981110 I”
............. 75o to 31.50
............. 75oto$5108
,............. 98oto $5.25
31.25 to 34.23
scorn nonwatu‘. ‘
fwolconio sight in the world
a busy day and 1113111,: on
his rent Whenever he could.
. hon people Wot-o well they were,
not» than 11‘ little inclined- to smile
a 11 10113133111111 horses were the moat
He really was a good doctor for
1110315 tinted: 11019013111111 patients
dimly: not their money’s worth; for
”being a disciple or the old school. he
who in} or stingy with his bitter mi».
.' , tures; and it sometimes seemed that,
] like Marlo Twain' 11‘ doctor he proscrib-
Frag, Asphalt V
Gravel, Tar,
Cencrete
11111111; ingredients that experience
hons. it is 11 standard food for
11111 but 110011.1‘1111111 “holssomo
is just as much to feed 1111 lni’er-
there's a great diflereuce in the
as there are made. there is no
111511 W11 111a inatiuiacruring pure
which we are selling
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Horned. Cattle and Poulfly.
WHAT KlND OF BEER ARE
YOU GETTlNG?
it it's none of our business»
any so. it you‘re not satisfied
any that and try the liappert‘a
brand. 1.11111 one case at it and
you’ll 1111111111111 drinking it for 11
dozen years or more. The main
point is not to overlook or forget
the name llapport‘s Hour.
Quick auto delivery overywhcro.
Magnet 8. Flynn.
’ 1.11er.
1-1n the countryside. ,
’ 31! doses which could be held only by
' the inmost persons.
. He was a shrewd old 1111.11.11.11 a
rich can. too. as rural wealth is mew
His big brick house was the
111111 residence in town, and his dough»
1131‘ who kept it was the prettiest girl
. He 111111 11 111111; 1111111 just outside
the village; where it who his delight
to spend his spare time; and often a
house, and from house to 1111-1111, would
find the doctor 11p to ,his 11113111111 the 1
crack. repairing the old wire tense
that spanned it or in the 1131111011353
giving the walls a coat 0! whitewash. 1
towa, otter rushing from once 10+
line litter of Poland Chutes. Thorei
were six 01 11111111 and by the middlei
or summer they were as fine and!
healthy looking shouts as could bog
seen anywhere. ~ 1
But one morning they were gone
from the paella-.1 The doctor anon:
found a broken place" in tho 1011“,:
through which, it appeared. they built
escaped although he could find no
trace of them among the fields. 813
he hired a man named llinchlemun to
ride about on his horse and huntior i
tho missing porkcrs.
‘who had a farm at his own, but was i
rather shiitloits. and often icit his.
crops in the care of his large family§
while he did odd jobs for his moral
prosperous neighbors.
This man scoured the country for
several days. 1 the six young hogs
were not 101 11 Their mysterious 1‘
disappearance. created considerable;
interest in the village, but the doctor 1
showed no desire to discuss the af-‘i
1
1
fair.
Summer was waning and the hold: 1
were ripening in the warm sunshine.
011 a pleasant afternoon the doctor:
was making a visit, at the Ashley:
farmhouse. As he was departing. he“.
turned in the open doorway and said: 5
" "1'11 just leave my team bitched?
Miss Jeanette O'Brien and Miss 11111. K
day. aftor a three dayu’ my at the
1111111 in at. anchor at 11111111111
.‘ouid 11111111 stayed longer. but ' they
- . . Mont broke when 1111, racing boat crow
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prion.
HARRIS 81
Telephone
it pretreated Peters July 31. 1911
IS Good for
FOUR CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
'3. 1111301 one for training.
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78 Washington 81..
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Gourds Wilhhii’c. of New llork city.
is 1111111111; 1111-. (11111 Axel Harstrom, or
Norrialk.
171111. 11‘. A. bracket. or Maple street,
has mini-nod utter a visit with nor
daughters in New Britain and Korean
ville.
.«ooptraltc singer. and Miss Bonnie 361111
1113, of ‘8th Not-1111111. are 11111111. at .
Welland Maul. ‘
usual 111111111111 111111111
111111113. yesterday. 1111131131111: .
This Coupon With $1 Photographer
in foldoru.l Fifty cents extra will xlvo
RTH. . '
«Booth. Hamil:
Miss Lucy Gray. the welhltnown T
has something
to say 11110111
PIKE. WSPIO OUT MINING TOWN.
troyod, cousins 3. loss 111111.000.
K'lulopolii a». tor- inhuman.
‘ . 11, derived ,31‘oit 11m
."hop pillow?’ proscribed
FM 1113. ‘
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We have a large stock of high grade fresh mined Coal ready to deliver
for next winter’s comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
Call“ and examine our coal before you leave your order elsewhere.
GANS CO.
68 Water Street
.. 1113.11. coming out after 11113111111111.- no
KAYLDR. Pat. July tm'rhis miniux'
town was practically wiped out by fire
stint today which is supposed td’havo
orixiu‘otod from 3 11113111111 candle. All
the 1111111111131 1111111111133 places wore deli.
here while I cut across lilncltleman's ‘
corn ileld to Widow Robinson's" i
‘ A few moments later he disappear- }
ed 311101111 the long. green loaves andv;
waving tassela across the road. 1
The field was a large one. as low 3
corn-fields often are. The heavy cars
that hardening.
As the doctor neared the middle of
the field he suddenly came upon a
tight harbod- wirc pen entirely sur-
rounded by the forest of corn.le
bristly, black-and-whito creatures,
which had been sleeping in one
corner, sprang up with a frightened.
"Woof!"
The old physician paused and loolo
ed our the (once. He noted the
number and the martian ot the
shoots. and his look of surprise chans-
od to one of understanding. He stood
a_ few moments and thought. Then
he tool: 111. old browu leather bag and
walked on.
body about his discovery, but went on
limiting malaria and other warm
weather ills. until they at. last dinn-
poarod and maple bonito havinx colds.
sore throat: and other ailments ap-
prom-late to late autumn weather.
Hourly I“ the thronhinx was done,
oomohuaking was in progress. cattle
and box: were tat and ready for mus
but. Early one frosty morning tho
. r put on some old clothes and
m 11111111111! to his fans. lilo hired
agreed to had him 111 the wann-
“We‘ll put on the hermit. .lohn.“
113 sold. "and into some 1131:: to nutr-
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tor many duo-110113.13 raid oothtnd.‘ The
1131111111611 111 111111 at Hiuokleinon'l
11m 113 can tho lines to the with:
outed
institution." 1111 311111.“: think
‘ of mine :11 it“ com/119111
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man who had come galloping _ into} 1 .‘
‘ One spring he had a particularly? ,
l-ilncltloman was a thin, dark man, .;
M. SONNENBERG
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SESSION 8 A. M TO '12 M. REDUQ
PORT C H ESTER
SOUTH NORWALK
. your auto?
‘1 overhauling? Wheels? New 1
mings or slip éovei's ,
mission?
you the next time your
pert auto mechanics and an
. stand all makes.
42 NORTH MAIN , B
Top or body need
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with the engine ortr
Let us figure wi
attention. l‘le are Vex.
RATES
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on the tail stalks were well tilled 11nd ‘
ELMER E. CAGE
The doctor said not a word to any. .
John wondered what lion. but, u *
111 was not maimed to nit the doc- ‘ ‘
. physician 11111111111 111mb. and present-.11
3111! 111111111011 out or the ouxon 111113.,
to iiiohliimn coins out to soc what 1
Toquet Special Moto
The
in the
access, and can be adjusted in
moving engine from foundatio
w. 11.111111119111111
latest and most 1111131111
make- and break. twoorola “
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