Nothing Better
these hoE days than
Lane 8 ‘
Ice Cream
E Mil kinds of Bakery Products
5F.-A.LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
VINOL
The odern TONlG RECON ;
vSTRU TOR. containing the modlc- .
lnul extraolivos of Fresh Cod Liv-
ers. with Pentppate oi’ Iron. ‘
Bold only by
F. H. BAXTER
».
E
Andersons Launch Winks W
Launches and Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving apoclai
attention E
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
7 E A sonahas been born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Cuneo, of North Main street.
Miss Nellie Hogan,
has been visiting relatives in 'Bridge-
port.
Joseph Eula, the Woodwurd avenue
merchant, is having an addition pinc-
ed on his store. .
Miss Louise Shipmun. of West nvo-
nue, is spending several days at her
former home in West avenue.
Chester ll). Guyer, of Toronto, Carla.
da,«is the guest of his pnrentsfiliy; and
Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer, in South Nor-
walk.
Miss Alice Splan, of Chestnut street,
South Norw alk, ls spending her voca'
tion with friends in Providence, Rhode
Isidhd E
The monthly business mooring oi the
South Norwnlk Fire Police will be held
this, evening. in its quarters. in Wash-
ington street.
Thomas Cash and H. Kirby, oi the
J. and J. Cash Company, Ltd, of Eng-
land, are paying a visit to the South
Norwalh plant.
1’. C. Lounshury Lodge, New Eng~
land Order of Protection, will hold it
lawn party in Rowan street, Friday
evening, July 14.
South Nm-wnlk local. Sociltliet potty,
will hold its sotui~iuoutltl:.' business
meeting this evening in its rumuis, in
South .llnin street.
'Ollve llrnnch Lodge. .\'o. lit, Knights
of l’yillius, will hold its wookly hust-
neso meeting. this evening in its rooms
in South bluiu street.
The semi-monthly huslueau mooring
of tho (‘oulrnl Luiior l'ulun will he
held this evening in the, Lulmr l_._\'-
ceum, in \l’utshiugton streot.
South .‘orwnlh Council. No. l
Knights of Columbus, will hold its
sonlidnoutltly luminous utoollug this
ovonluu. in its mouth in tiouth Alniu
street.
.~.
,Jll-,
lllr. trillion iii). l.nw.rouoo, ul’ 12 iinvi-
land strum, huh, l’cturnollltnmo from n
viuit with f’eilliit‘oil in liltsathroolt,
where hie daughter South in npondimg
tho uutuluor.
W
The local Emotion hum: of tho New
York, New Haven and lltull‘ord llnil
rond Comptthr hos hton lumv llto punt
few days relaying tho altlltmn at tho
South Norwuik rniirond sinuous. fluv-
ornl hundred old and rolled lion llnvo
been replaced by new mien. .
Morshni Sidney ti. Howler was
hailed upon to nor’ro on order in 'oltn-
tio'u on Chariots I): hunter, ot (iroon-
wioh, n mngao‘intst, who its in the list
against. which the United States gov-
oromont has brought notion.
none is returnable in August.
”W
x George Smith, or 20 Cottage street.
Standard, buttered n severe accident
at tho Dyna, in Stamford, Monday,
1’ Clay street, E
The
\liss Lulu Nash and a friend from
Norunlk new in Weston yeotettluv
Fred Canon and Bruce Jenkins, oi
Stamford, spent yesterday in Norwalk
with friends.
Mrs. Addie Muttios. of Brooklyn, N.
Y., has boon visiting, Mrs. A. Ulm~
stead, of Gleuwood nreuue.
Mr- and Mrs. A. Salmons. of South
Norwnlh, were guests of friends in
Mill Plnln. the past week.
Miss Bessie Beers. of South
walk, and Miss Emma Shepard. of Dan-
hury, have been visiting at Harvey
Shepard‘s, in tireut Plnlu.
Non
Star of Columbia Circle. Compon-
ious of the Forest. will hold its soull-
mhnthlymusinoss meeting. this even-
ing, inlts ruomuin Washington streot.
Mr. and Mrs. William
daughter Dorothy. oi" Dnnhury. have
returned home, after spending the
Fourth with Mrs. Nudlu'o aunt, Mrs. A.
N: 'l‘herlnult, or iii West nvenno.
Nadin nnd
T. B_ Wichurre, ol‘ New Cannon.
was arrested by Molorryuio (Juicer
Goruus for raving his nulomohile ill
mllus; an hour at the east end. Bridge-
pol‘i. Wit-knrre gnvo n bond for his'
illllii‘lli'illlCO.
R. J. lilxou and family spout
Fourth of
cousin. F. ii. and 1.. WR. lilmotilel‘lou ol‘
\i‘ootlwnrd nwnuo i\ir. limn is aup-t
oriutondenl ol‘ the consEtlurtlon do-
pultluelu of the Stanley Works.
New iii‘iii till, (Ionu, uud mode tin trip
by .iutouiohilo o.
W
i
i
the.
Julr with their uncle and
John .l. ilttulou, ol‘ Springwnoti urn-E
nut», “'le hourly run ovul- by up onto-
tnohilo in \anl street yostordny tiTluu“
it .
noon urt'ordintz it) n lurul report.
Silttlllfl lhul hp “Lin tzosulutr :ito strontE
null did not sou the illlll‘ililll‘ untiii
lynx-s illiiit‘ lltn'll' him Then hr made u
dutch ut‘i “Mill Hill! :mwd
from burn serious injury.
Dior :itl Hotlllt \‘mw’ulk
lll'utmi tho i Until I ill iim
Air. and him. Wiliium
Written. with
irl undo tt-lo
rmidunto oi
iinbluson. in
himself
it olntu ilttiit‘ null plottiu,
on lho'gronztda near their house... mui 5:
in?» EMU trip by Z'i’ulouuihlitm tilili in our- .
trolls. Autumn thr,~ Kiltifil wort: Mr.
linll- ;
illeon'h lather. limp-r lluhlnuon. untl,
hmlhur. Humor) liohluruu. irmu Thur?
lunar, Ii‘lrn. l‘lrennnn null mun. lxi. it
Simeon illlii Lilli!
noph M. Polly and fondlv from East
Not wnllt.
mm
The luring ol‘ the one main on Al"
mory lllll in poorly completed. Thu
work has houn undul- program, for
nmno time, hut in now hourly llnlnhud.
Although the novnt'ul hut thirst tum:
boon too warm in the luhorors. the
contract, will probably bolltllsltotl this
week. Contractor C. [Wing llyiugtou
and Elnerontrnotor Tony Pnrndlna are
doing the work nod have been hurry?
lug it along.
othor work for tho Hotluatonic Polio?
Company about the town. 5
“What has thought to he an attempt
Milan hilt right foot was caught and
crushed in machinery noon in building
the new dock there... Dr. Frederick;
fiohnnoir who called nod around the
foot. ”one hour: "Witt! broken, noternl
ligamentr'were‘ torn and the flesh was
badly out. Mr. smith was rat-omen to
his homo here he is new resting coin
to wreck it local trolley our was found
by investigation to he nothing more
than an accident. which, iloWei/ol‘.
might. have culminated in the wreok of
it our, held not one of the trolimmon
"l‘ltey tun-o been doing‘
diaeovered tho shot; at tivnnmlto nonr'
the truck at Harriet street. It
thought thou the stick was dropped
ltohlnsou'n litill, .lol ,
i
to
clothes.
ing it. '
Suits $18 and upward
Other good makes as low as $10
i.
ROGERS s. STEVENS
TWO STORES .
24 Wall St. Norwnik 134 S. Main St. S Nor-walk
This store is the home of
Hart Schnmror & Marx clothes
A...
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 8: Long Clams
Swordfish 15c lb
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
WCutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
They, are made to
give a man the look of distinc-
tion which most of us desire
and they' re a sure way of hav-
u Court” lion We: ti
: T the club you'll find ‘ it
worth while to be dressed
in
Hart Schaffner 8. Marx
W
rues DELLVERY.
Rompers
inl'ullts' und Children's. whim
pltwd with pink and hint). low
next. short ulcert’r. 50c.
(inlnten and Checked (iiilglil‘lllih‘.
Bile.
WASH 8KlRTB, SL‘CI'niltiit‘i out!
1. iltén, 5th: to $1. 00.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS,
Tor 50.
J. l Maiiette
. (totmorly Minn Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. 449
6
L
m.
A Card
1 will return Monday
July 10“]
At which time my
office will be open-
ed for business
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii South, Mnlu or, stmtn Norwnlit '
Ilotu'a: ll n. m. to S p. m. Eun-
dui’s by appointment only.
Deposns
made on or before
4, July 10th
Draw interest from
July lst ‘
Open Monday
Evenings
South ,Norwalk
“ .a... Mu...“ ~wwwn...
"A”...
THE TAX RATE lN HARTFORD.
ileultlonts of the town of Norwalk.
living within the two cliitlll. and in o
school district which this n lnx. will
[my about twenty mills thanyenr, and
should congratulate tlletnsolveh that
they do not live in Hartford. where the
tour rote runs from 18 1.2 to 24 mills.
The iollowingdtom from the Hartford
Times will he of interest:
City Collector Hart is issuing our
tidal! to taxpayers that their checks
will be welcome at his other: in the hull
of record: this month. Aboue'itllmoo
to): thin: have Beau million. The city
mil rate is 16% mills on the dollar. and
thin, with the annual toxeu in the rail
‘ dish-loin, more
E these pests than over lin‘tuc.
on total not th‘té‘
L liliil lililPl
iiiiiiiilli BREAK
W 350,000 Baskets from State hrsE
charnsThisYearmliale Farina
Will Yield liver 75 000 Baskets
Advices received from the morn lin-
portnut couture ot the pennh total in;
industry at the state? point to" u hau-
nercrop this year. it’ present. indi~E
cations pan out as expected- the crop
attire iluloorohurds nt (iluhtonhury/
will umouut - to between 7:3.000’ and
100,000 baskets, or aliont‘lho carlonda.3
The rest offline Glastonbury peach ,
farms will yield about titty curlondofi
The Lyrnhn and the llntnen ilrothelu‘
,otollnrtis at Middiefleld and Durham
will yield, together with the various
Wnlilngt’ord pouch turnis about ‘400'
onriontls, or about 230. 000 baskets l
Considering the crap in its entirely.l
therefore. there should he about 500‘
cnrlontln of peaches. or nhout 350.000
this year. At the little orchnrda in}
(ilnntonliurr the. crop is said to he the
largest that ere: "threatened” the
farm.
“.Evorytltlng broke
us," timid Air. little. "Lost your} crop
was light. We had more trees this
your of a hour-lug age. it was a mild
winter. The weather ”at blooming
time was perfect and all the flowers
polleuixed. There are now. fifteen or
twenty men at work pulling off the
surplus: there are too runny peaches
on the trees and we don‘t wont to
run the risk oi injuring the olcho
urds."
Lust year's crop hi the little urch-
nrdu amounted to tlil,tlthl baskets,
which was slightly under the average.
The largest crop that the orcznrds
have yielded consisted or snow ban
Belts. which was in 1907. This year's
estimate gives the total yield at trout
73,011!» to 100,000 baskets and the iirzn
is milking extensive nrrungeutcnts for
the gathering; nnd the shipping. Mr.
little liliii grown ourllur varieties this
year than Ever buioro. and the pouch-
es urn niruntly its hit; us hcus' eons.
The picking of the early varieties will
hugln about July ‘35.
Reports trout the \liddieileld Dur-
SPONGE
CAKE
15850
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Other Cttt Prices for This Week
Ehrot’o Feigonapan's or Llebmann’s Beers. case L‘.............$1.15W
Schlitz, Pabst, Anhouser Busch, Falstaff, Plel’s Budweiser, Wurzburg-Wfi
. er and Munchncr Beers.
A. F Beckmann & Co.
83 G. 85 WASHINGTON 8T. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWAL'K
baskets. from the Connecticut. formula-g:
Just right for _
”Special Sale (30on Noted Sponge CakeW
REX BRAND LUNCHEON SAUSAGE. gm can ......... ..... 8:39 1 "
GlLMAN‘s WHOLE WHEAT cmsmss, pkg. .. ....... . ..... .....23<;,1“ ‘
4 cans MILO NORWEGIAN SARDlNEs'... ......... ....,.....m'25c '
CALlFORNlA CLARET, 1 gallon Jun ..80c
SOCIAL. TEAS ORWRED GRAHAMS, per pkg. ..... 90
.0-'
'A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor,
based on the fluent mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B.‘ UN HOLTZ
Agent .for Weistern Connecticut
ham and \lnlllngi’otd orchards ind!
onto a large crop. hut not a round
breaker, simply hornuse lust year‘s:
crop smashed all records. The fact
thut the orchards luftheso districts
wickedly trout the drouth, will keep
the crop down to the average
rtmngth. :
Corresponding with the unequalled
‘ crop at the Hun? otclmrds there is on
unetptulltrd urop of punch hugs. The
firm him had to do more work ngnlnst
A (Tum-
pressed uir spraying outlit..,tltmwiuu
tlraeuuto u: lend mostly on tho hugs
hilt; itcpi the trnuhlo well in hand.
however. About Still hut‘rrlu of lime
and sulphur ilttt‘o hwu used thus for
in tho work «i keeping the ort‘hurds
honlthy.
if you run ercr pers'tntlo in stuttll
number of tho phonic. who rend cud
are illiiiil‘ilt’flli 17;.” “Want“ litil'él‘lisiti ;'
in The Sentinel. to illilt’! a look or your
property. you’ll find at buyer.
i..-
over-inure that your nilddllso suflorod ‘
Roton Point Hote
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,»
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENlNG, ON THE PIAZZAE
Especial Attention Given to"~ Automobile Parties»
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers
82 South Main StE‘E
“The. Mover see of the:
Mover Gar the Meyer
want to have one”
W 5225042356.
Ready for immediate delivery
OSCAR H. BANKS. River St; Norwaik
-_L.~._ _ . .Mw_.. may
ALASKA'S GOLD OUTPUT; ‘ A FOUR-LEGGED CHlCKEN.
SEA'l"l‘i.lE§. \\‘usil., July li.-;\ti\'li‘e$: Q 1” \Veiraiii‘, oz 3.3m. Units 31me
i't:.(‘\i‘\'t’i! hr Seattle litmus fruzn th.:ir L‘ulien, ha:-
rcrrcayondrnts nt it‘uirhnnks. .\iusl<u.._
shy that the fictitious golf. output, OF E" :t p
the tnunun district will he :li lensiiillld loot.
3:3.tlljlllu‘l00. uuti may touch Slifilillldltlii fl‘cw‘ulnrs not). an!
exceeding by summon the tilliillltlie parts. own to the.
made into months ago.
it .‘cumw
orient chirktu with tour
This chick
l
'zuu 1; or nature:
lugs W
was hntchud n
1;; :wrtoct in all
ultlultmnl logs null
liner. and is uxcit int», tutu-h (“31405le E “,
tun ATTRABTluN AT ROTON
pom. ..
It 9'
Manager Jacobo Broom George Ober'u
Open Air Ploym ‘l‘hlu Week.
One or the biggest attractions ever
at Roton rotor is hooked there for to
marrow tan nutty evenings. when.
, .5?“ Ohor it comm ‘irnown as the
‘ ery inspect.
intonation into amitneroens monthly The train tram Walton rolled it
Extent the upon. air production in the;
txirumontr pin it it
“A
emotion otmn'e'ornu Am maroon.
make the productions lit-t class in ev-Egronnds to see what may rlghtl' ’
called ‘the best thing over proohood
A Delhi, N. Y., axohnngo any» of the this ootiuly.’ The people began ti
production: ing into town in the afternoon, .
“All previous records or nttendnnoo long before 7 p. m. the stable and
at entertainment: in this village were medallions for horses were oxhu’ti ._
night, by that: crowd that came to wit» 8:15. with {our tiny coaches; _
summit]; our and every aunt wall
not:
ill trio; in ’n whoring. the atternoon trnln‘WW
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