:Sacques 81 Kimonos
260, 590 and $1100 ',
Also complete escortinent or
V CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
at 2511 Ind 50o ' I
E. K BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL MCI;
, 1 ‘ SOUTH NORWALK
l
‘ASti'eet Commissioner Edward F
Duffy, of ‘Norwdllr, is spreading oilin
North avenue today.
There will be a meeting of the W.
C T. U. at the olmshouse, Sunday,
at 3 pm
W
The Colonials will play the All Ain-
ericans, Sunday afternoon, on the Go—
loniai lot.
W...—
Miss Alice Dykcman, of Merrill Col-
lege, is spending a two weeks‘ vacation
at Lake Wnccnhuc. p
——F‘cncy Bands, Straw Hats. O'Brien. 1
EXECUTIVE ACTION.
Governor Baldwin yesterday approv-
ed the following bills:
Dr. .iohu F. Dowiing, for examining!
1 insane prisoners conllned ut Hartford
county njil, $27.50; Mystic Oral School
for the Deal for qunrtor ending June
30, for $3, 575; Norwich Hospital 101
insane, 101 $4, 741 14; American School
.‘temperuture throughout the ickereg—
‘ highest temperature reported was 106,
‘old cement pipes inthut thoroughfare
Forecas for Norwhih and vicinity
Unsettled sud cooler weather tonight;
Saturday lair. Loom Ehowers have
occurred during ”stile last 24 hours on
the South Atlantic and soil coasts, in
' Montana, Coloi'ado, Kunsns, Oklahoma.
Texas, Indians. Ohio, Pennsylvanih,‘_ ‘ ‘
New York and New England. The.
moved eastward add is now central
over Ontario. it has lowored the
ion and New England. A disturbance
oil considerable lute‘nsity wascontral
this morning over Montana It is pro
ducing unsettled weather with risilig
temperature in the no1thwost.'i;i19
at» Corpus Christi, Texas. The heat
wave is losing its intensity and is
1119le breaking up This vicinity is
still in the showci dies, and it is
quite probable that showers will do-
veiop towards night and be followed
by fair on?) cooler.
M
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature; High. 811; low, 115.
Partly cloudy.
”Am—w . .o—um _
WATER SERVICE DISABLED.
.mm 1
City of Norwaik Dcpartrnent'Finds it
Difficult to Secure Laborers.
The water service in Union when,
Noi‘wulk,'is not nt presentiu Working
order, as the. result of u hro‘nk in the
on Wednesday nitcrnoou nt'l o‘clock.
All the houses are shut oil now but it
is expected that by tonight all will be
able to hu1e the nuter turned on
1’01: eDfa. fol quarter ending June 233. 1 again The break has occasioned con-
57, 356. 25; Heman O. Averill, commis-
cioner on domestic animals, for assist~
ance during June, for $238 25, Green
wich hospltul, $500; Day Kimqul hos-
siderobie inconvenience. but. the wot
er commissioners have done llieir best 1
to repair the damage
The great trouble ludhnt they can
pitnl, lMeriden, for 3500; St. Francis
hospital. Hartford $2,500; approved
requisition oi’ adjuhmt‘generni, and
noting quarterrnnstEr-generui on comp-
troller for $35,000 for pay for encump i
merit of 1911, and summit and noting
commissary-gcnernl on comptroller
for $3,500 for subsistence for Septem»,
ber, 1911.
va'nmcr T0 STAND.
The motion to set aside the verdict
in the civil suit of Louis Joseloif
against John A. Montgomery, which
was given in favor oi! the plaintiff,
has been denied by Judge William F.
Tammany. Notice of this was given
to the attorney interested this morn
1113. Attorney Leo Davis represented
Mr. Joseioli and Attorney in 1) Greg-
ory looked out for the interests of
Mr. Montgomery.
The case was quite an interesting
one, being the result of“ ti mistake
about a bill of goods. Full damages
, were awarded to the claimant at the
time the suit was settled, but the no
tomey for the defense requested that
the motion beset aside. The result
is given above.
‘ FINDS FOR DEFENDANT.
Justice of the Peace J. J. Linxwei-
lcr,
man, has rendered judgment in favor
oi the defendant in the slander once of
Mary Rozich vs. Josesph Kohvtcvich, ..
in which the former claimed 31th dam-
ages, alleging that
her chornctor.
scalpel: the cornpi.sincnt 'i‘hc defend
out was ropreuntod by Attorney Jos-
eph it. Taylor End the pinintiii by At-
torneys Room to entities. .
Gill? FOR 1100.
Notice m tiled in the silica oi
Town (311111111 8111110111 11.91.1111 today
Milo client thut property or Auguutus
hitch, to cover 11¢ claim for 1100, but
been 11111161111: by constable damsel
oi the firm oi Lianeiler d1 liege.
the deiondant
coke words attainnt her which were
not true and which wore injurious to
, Justice Linxweiler
round. from the Evidence unscented,
that the words were true, and decided
homily got‘ndsliorerf in work in the
intense and sweltering boot. The men
ithnt huve been secured have done pi
Egrent deal of work, but. they have been
hindered by the foot that this accident
made the repairing of another port of
the system necessary before the reul
break could he touched for repairs. ‘
iloys, or someone. but more likely
boys, have tilled the gate lit the cor-
ner of ilelden avenue and ilnion"place
with stones. it was necessary to take
up this gate to roplnco it with 11 new
one before the water could be turned
on. This has now been done and it
is likely that the other port of the
work will be completed by evening.
The line is the old cement pipe, and
people whose houses are connected
with the old system know that they
are liable to brooks in their service
often and without warning. The old
cement pipe in this street is helm;
replaced by iron pipe and no more
trouble is expected. Some day prob-
ably all the old cement pipes will be
torn up and new iron ones out in their
places.
Because of the heat, it has been
necessary to work nights on the job.
lint the water commissioners have
done their best and deserve compii‘
merits and not complaints for their
share in the trouble and its repair.
q
AT COMPO' BEACH
The annual picnic or the Universal.
ist Church of Bridgeport was held at
Compo Bench yesterday, some of the
members making the iripinthchlx
Blue Ribbon ’auto‘ bumoth'ers in pri-
vatecarr and still others ‘uoinn; by
in ,iaoilitieo or the bench End some
baseball game. .
A bountiful supply or refreshments
western area or high pressure 1111‘s. ‘.
UNIVERSALLiBT CHURCH OUTING V
way of “trolley. Moot oithe meniburs .
wont prepared to enjoy the line both-y;
or the younger elcmsnt were lulled
with the necessary purcphorhuliu tor a
was taken by the 111511111911 end in-1
“ or. which incident may come some iitl~
. nation as it hon been given out that
jy'iilr. Brown believes that some redreuI
”LAWN estrous
1'poncN 1311:1111st
ouch GHAlRB
v-II
shows 11m best adopted {oi laying
summer or winter.
condition they will iny eggs
result und us our feeds are us good
need of paying more than what we
at on honest price.
... 91mm;
.. 751: to 111.501
.;.................. 75° to $5.95
IVIUIIIAHO‘IIIIICIII
‘ "roLolnocHAIns Matte $4.21
I is Flag, Asphalt
Old Walks Rc-covere‘d _
RAYMOND BROTHERS
BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS 1
. it you are raising chickens for plensure you must not be without
it. it ran are raising chickens (or proiit you cannot nilord to be will» .
outlt. Every Day Scratch Food. Our Scratch Food is composed of
grains and 01th egg 11nd bone producing inmodiouts thnt experience
it contains nothing but good.
grains that will been the poultry healthy and 1inorous.und in that
it costs innit ns lilli(il to feed on inter-V
loi mtirlo 11s it does 11 good one. but theme 11 grout difference in the.
"‘ wholesome foods to: horses, cattle rind poultri. which We use selling
uni-.5-
First in quality. last in price. alwoyl in the minds of its cultom-
IrIwBounio Nome Ground Food for Horssl. Cattle and Poultry. ,
" 1 as tho? 1th phyiiciun .11... line ‘11 co 1-1!
. 98110 85.2511
Gravel, Tar, _
Concrete
it is 11 standard food for
clean cholesotnc
hens.
its there are 111111111. them is no
5511.111: uro umnulnoturing pure.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
”'8 A MiGHTY GOOD JOKE
n 1111111 thinks sometimes, when
he odors his friend 11 trout oi
interior whiskey and tells him
it is one of the popular brands
from Mugnor «1’: Hi on 11. lie will
take the Sillitlmrlll nnd the
11 hiukev or win: ‘with :1 grain
of Eluli "‘ Our flue blonds, ’
smooth. pure and well hired
wines and (lhiokon Cork whis-
key are too well known to do
roivonuyono on an inferior
brand. You niwnvs not it pure
and velvct1 from
Ma gner 8. Flynn
Quick Aguto Delivery Everywhere
Phone 5424
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COAL
price. Call and examine our cool he
HARRIS &'
Telephone
it presented before July 31. 1911
IS Good for.
FOUR CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
I lower one tor irnzni us.
‘ ‘ 1 W [at a: N0
V1.78 Wooiiinuton 81..
chariot A.“ Brown. of Silvormino. Bod-
‘iy injured Recently.
. Charles A. Brown. at Eillvormino.a
wail-known peddior oil that section was
seriously bitten by a dog owned by Mr.
Freeman, oi Bullion 11111me but
is dueshim. M118 '11 dds deliver!“
We have a large stock of high grade trash mined Coal randy to deliver
for next winter's comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
This Coupe 11 With $1 Photographer
in (elders. Fifty contI extra will give ‘
RTH. '
Booth Norwaik ‘-
COAL
tore you leave your order elsewhere.
CANS CO.
118 Wnter Streét
has something"
to say about
,
ONENIFF :iN DIRIY. .
millBY, July Realist-ion 1:1. Gard,
through lilo ottoman Queries 8. Hour
llto‘u, of New Huron. his brought suit
aIIlnIt (lily sumo Cherie: it. H1111, of
r 18,000. The unit is the our
browth at an Durandciwd civil .111
" light by 111111 tr. Durinid
tion 911' salary or 11500 a. your. ‘
missioners stated that they had loolo"
ed the matter up and
sections boarlng on the matter 01 op-w .1 .,
pointms’uts. one iii! which states that
f‘ the appointment or the physician to 1 ‘
. the county jail must be approved by ‘
11 the superior court. which his not been 1
. done in the once at Dr. Vollnier
case or Dr. Banks with whom a con—
tract was made in 1399 through the ‘1
county culnmissioners to not us physi-
clan at a salary oi $500 a year,
1 contract to be renewed from your to
year. Dr. Brinks 1111s ministered to the! 1
. prisoners for the past 12 your under ,_ ' “
this contract and the .commissloners
had no other idea but that he would “
continue in the chic ‘
as done in the post
it is claimed that Sh iii“ Vollmer§
tract with the county made some 121
1_ Must ,Be Approved.
When seen this morning. the corn—
found several
This, hOWever. has been dune in the .
the
7
unto us he -
made the mlein11 thinking thutl
when Sheriff Sidney Hitwléy went coil
of oilico, that the other oilicors went!
out also, among; them the lull plush?
chin. This is not true, howev‘,e1 for,
Dr. Bunks’ yours does not run out un-i
til September. so that there is no 1'11.
cnncy in the pillce for Sheriii'. \loihner;
The horn! rear ends in September!
and 111. that time the count) commie-‘3
sloners renew the contract with Uni
Banks for the ensuing your. '
Decided in September? 3
2
it. is not probable that the once will;
he decided at present 11111! 110111 physilf
chins pill niieud to the prisoners but;
it in highly proimblo that when two
bills for services are pier-looted at the
end oi the dscui yolu iiint the counti'f
1y commissioners will minor: one but i
probably that of Dr Vollmer 11nd them
11 civil suit [or the collection of the slit-g
Dr. C. Lincoln ilunke, who the:
courtly commissioners say is the dimp‘ g
111 jail [thisiciun visited the \‘orih on»;
one institution in pmforin his duties.i
this morning
he asked Shcrlif Volhner.
“Not a thing,' replied the sherin’.
And then
Meanwhile Dr. John W. Vollmer.
hither. Shoriii Volltner,
to the inmates of tho jnil who require
medical attention, The dispute regard-
ing the legality of the appointment:
is for from being settled
County Commissioner Simeon Peace
sold this morning:
"We hove recdived no oiiicinl no-
tice that Dr. John W. \‘oihnor has
been appointed. The statutes say
that oil appointments of jail em-
ployee must be approval by the super-
brought before the court yet."
"And so far as Dr. Banks is com
been reappointed. lie is employed
under a contract and has since 1899.
to the sick in the jail.
oidorod it cheaper to hire a physician
by the‘yeur than do pay for individual
visits. Dr. Banks will report for duty
every day at the Jail.
“tht legal steps will be taken in
one Bherlit Volimar reinse- to let. Dr.
Banks visit patients?" the commission-
_ or was united.
orient." Was the reply.
Bhorli! Voilrndr was inter coiled it
his son's appointment. .
will the willow
approval oi the Iupcrtur court.
“i'ni prcpcriut the“ aspen nor that
now." declared th
by 111111111; as .1111 "pliyuioiun. _. 1
The ii iii! in all other lcountio
to appoint his son 1
cry liguinst the commissioners will do 1
oldo the ones. i.
"is there our business for me here: "'§
the doctor went nwny.j
who:
was appointed juii physician by his1
is attending?E
ior court but the matter hasn't been ~
corned you can say that he has not 1
He receives 5600 a year {or sttcndinfi f
The board com
"1 can‘t tell that until the occasion
he bud notliiod' the communioners “3‘ 1
"i hlivIu’t yet. but i'm going to,"‘.
111 was slop suited it he had (10111»; .L:
plied with the low by 61111111111; they
do there are two persons who oil-
boot to collect victory «tram the county
Terms will meet
your approval
104‘ Washington 1.
(umt.\ 'Ihl“
,, .
Phone" 30 '
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pert auto mechanics and nude
stand all makes.
W. A. Henford
42 NORTH MAIN'V‘ST. ‘
1‘:
PORT CHESTER
‘sessmN 8 A. M. TO 12 M.- Raouoeo.
RATES
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Optician
0.15. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
so want. cruiser
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
ELMER a. one:
40 Water lmot,
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The Specialty Manufacturing
w. 11. 7110111913011,
The latest and most careful design
in the innuendo-break. two-cycle use.
All parts are exceptionally can
access. and can be adjusted witlio
moving engine from foundation
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