‘
" .. Cudnhy, or the Cudahy Boot oouiillill'.
by this time.
" "pottpone‘d its meeting 01“ Monday ov-
lag will be called 11th o’clock, churn.
censor covena. £10,215. 39, 50c, "
a K.1BANKS
mneexnuo HornhK BLOCK.
.50 H
V The town authorities are putqu oil
on the Wilson Point read. teddy
4 Miss Margueuitc Huhbell and moth-
er, of Morgan avenue, have returned
from a trip to Bermuda.
11 ‘
and Hyatt’s etore, starts upon a two
weeks vacation, this eVenlng.
ll
Edmund 0101111301 New Haven, is
spending the week end with his cone
in, Ward Van Alstyne, of Bay view uve-
nue. ’- ‘
Mrs. Barbara Manor and son. George
Mahar, of Allston, Mean, are the
guests of Miss Barbara O'Hara, of A1111
street.
Mrs. N. Scolleld, ,ot Neui’lloven, is
visiting the balance of the summer
With her brother, Samuel 1?. Foster, 29
Orchard street.
‘Postal carde’nre being received from
Miss Lucy Gluy and Miss Bessie Sem-
ple. who are spending a vacation at
Webster, Conn.
Miss Edna Rooney, or West Cedar
street, is spending part 0t 1151 vacation
with her cou'eins. the Misses McDe‘r-
melt and McCue. ‘
Md..-
Miss Bessie Semule, of West street
"will resume her duties in Triatram and
Hyntt's Wall street store, on Monday,
alter a week’s vacation.
Miss Lend Hoffman, of Belden ave-
nue. will start upon her week's vacu-
tiou from her duties in Tristram and
Hyatt‘s dry goods store in Wall street,
this evening.
Mrs. Charles A. Fallon. of Spring
street, has returned home from Ocean
Grove, New Jersey, where she had a
delightful visit with her cousin, Mrs.
James F. Edge.
Mra. Stiles D. Lawrence, 0! Havlland
street, left today for West Brook, Con-
necticut, to spend several days with
her mother. Mrs. F. iii. Gates, at the
Cooke Cottage.
i
There will he an adjourned town
meeting next Wednesday evening on
the bridge question, and it is earnestly
hoped by all who anticipate attending
that the weather will have moderated
in Norwalk. laat Week. there were ,
twenty roles of real cantata, and mort-
gagee amounting to 820,750. Forum
last week in June, 1910. there were
only seven union or property. and the
mortgageewore’ 3450. .
dildwnrd fil'. Hulhert. superintendent
. oi the Sealahipt Oyater Carrier Syn
tom of flouth Norwalk, has soup to
Omaha. Nebraska. to confer with Mr.
*3 regarding a contract (or next year. ‘
'l‘ho Court Frances Soolal Club had
thing, July 19.10 Tuesday evening. at
~which time it is earnestly Mandated
that everyone he mam. The moon
The south Nowell: fire department
has, moved an invitation train the Do-
not mama» and How 0011111111111
holdinuo at ’
' 1 o thoili‘
onawaae ,, . .25, 39, 50c.
“North Dakota, is producing unsettled
‘ weather with occasional light may:
, ___~,_______
Miss Margulet Smith, of Triatrnm 1
n roaaoasr. g
region and in New England. ln‘near y
all other sections éaot oi the Rocky
Mountains the temperature continues
high. A disturbance. control over}
era between the Rocky Mountains and.
the Mls‘alssinnl river Heavy showerew
were reported from Cincinnati, 0.;
”—6-.-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: High, ,901 low, 71.
Partly cloudy. 1
Attorney John J. Cuneo, of South
,Norwulk, in in New Canaan today,
where the last two of the blind tiger
cases wereheing hoard.
Mrs. Robert Howard and children,
Robert and Grace Howard, lune re
towed to their home, in Washington
street, alter spending 11 few days with
M18. Lee, of New York city. .1
m
The steamer Huntington, of Hunt
lugton, l. l, hrought two hundred poo
[1112' to iioton Point, last night, on :1
moonlight. excursion party. The crowd
was an orderly one and apparently e11-
ioyed a. great good lime.
A Norwaik'womnuwus about the
streets begging money. last evening.
with a ham luck story about wanting
to get bani: to firidxeporl She who
not arreéted,hnwever,i1nvlng disap-
peared when she saw .the brass hut-
tons. ‘ L
William Payne. epoch; oliicer of the
Norwalk police department, is enjoy-
ing a week’ a vacation £10m his duties
in the Arnold Foundry. He enjoyed a
swim at 00111110 Beach yesterday and
th vacation at the shore.
.m
cery Company. announced, yesterday
that he had purchased the F. D. Law»
ton grocery establishment, in South
Main street, for P M Needle, of New
York city. Mr. Needle will take new
aeaaiorf of the store 011 Mhnday morn-
ins.
~$5.50 Pancreas. O’Brien.
Last Tuesday evening was the resu-
iar meeting niéht for all the Norwallx
Fire Companion, but these meeting
Were not hold. owing tothe fact than
July. When the meetings will he held
has not been given but. but it in likely
that they will transpire on a week
from this coming Tuesday.
W .
The "man from thnipauk." who
went to Wilton last Monday night with
a Fourth or July lag, and whose cane
can» before Judge William K. Jv‘iiul»
bell, of the town court in that place.
with Attorney Edward M. browned.
oi! Norwailt, an prosecutor, War contin-
ued yesterday by Judge Huhhall tor
three monthu.
111ny blamed tor his conduct it was
brought out, and the ludu‘wu incline
oil to‘ be lenient with him. ‘
. W 1. ‘ ,1
’ it Bloriot aeroplane, fully ringed. nun
mouthwash about the Nowell: utmtu
at 1, o’clock thin , morning 1111 " it pound
through the town. it was noticed by
Colour Jarvio Murray. who in working.
111611.30 :1. 111.10 7: 80 11. to. trick 1m
came from the direction oi! Mill Hill
(111011511 town, 11111 one "moot upon
a watch. but non matting program on
ltd own wheels, towed by an anionic-
mu; 1111* My millill an hour it logged
1111' and there wore tavern!
Knoxville, Tenn, and Washington, D. 1 _
C, with light, scattered showers in
the southern and wilutern sections - '
it you are raising chickena [or
out it
them are best adopted for luylng
, condition they will lay ragga.
1 101 article as it dean a good One, ho
result, and us our feeds are as good
wholesome foods fol hereon, cattle
at nii‘honeat price.
'wi
BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
.it. I! you are raising chickens for profit you cannot allord to he with~‘
Every Day Scratch Food. Our. Scratch Food is composed of
., grain and other egg and hone producing ingredients that-«experience
hummer or winter. It contains nothing but good‘
grains that will keep the poultry healthy and vigorous. and in that
it coats last 119 mm ii to feed 1111 lnier- ,
need of paying meie than what we 111111.110
First in quality. last in price. alwayl in the minds of in: custom-
erawnonnlo Home Ground Food~ for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Fla , As hat
. Gr‘gnvel pTar“
. 91*
pleaeure you must not be without"
bend it is 11 standard food for
clean wholesome 1
t theme 11 great difference in the
no there mo made.the1e is no
are munuiaoturlng pure,
and poullrv, uhluh no are selling
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
rr's A MIGHTY oooo JOKE
11 1111111 minke somotlmeu. when»
he offers 1113 lrlcud a trout of
inferior wlilakoy and tells him.
it is one of the popular liralltlil
from Mugmvr a Flyn‘ii‘a He will
mite the statement and the“
ulllahoy or wine "With a grain
of unit" Cur line brand».
runooth, pure and well uged l
wines and Chicken Cook whis-
key are too well known to do
ouivo anyone on an inferior
brand. You always get it pure
and telvolv from 7 '1
Magn e18. Flynn
Quick Agnuto Delivery Everywhere
Phone 542-4
has been spending the greater part or ..
Moria Epstein, oi the United (ire I
it was open night to obaerve Third oi ‘
The man was unload: ,
We have a large stock or high gr
price.
HARRIS 81
Telephone
This (3011
it promoted lore July 31, 1911
IS Good , for
FOUR CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
a larger one for tramlnx.
11.: NO TH
£100 DAMAGIC ASKED.
A notice of an attachment or the
property or Jamar A and mlirauoth
Marian, at Stamford. in Aiken street,
and aloe in another portion of Non-
wullt. thin been tiled in 1111 onion or
Tovm Clerk Herbert 11. Smith. The
attachhrent was made by Deputy one." ‘
lit Reaction it, Elwood. one at the new
Call and examine our coal before you leave your order elsewhere.
113011 With 11
[in folders. Fifty com extra will give
n Wnlhlngton at. not... Nomlu
ado irenh mined Coal ready to deliver
for next winter's comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
GANS wCO.
118 Water Street
Photographer
Wiping HIM to Main lilo Mark.
The non oi or. 11011119 hat been at
homo 1111 All summer vacation. and
Hindi. 1111111 111 all work, had 11111111011
for hour! to MI tale! cl college life.
W on!” family tucked 1'1 parcel lur-
roptltioualy into hi1 trunlt. '1 .
1 “loot nothing in than lunch,"
enmity franchise for planning
3, cultivating ehell nah in the fol
‘ grounds." as aummarized abov
‘f grounds are located in Heat
1 ad by William 11.311111. prende‘iaut, .
1 the witnesses were William A Wright
and Henry C Peters. , .
Leon Smith, representing the S‘eal- ‘
of Jeremiah
,i‘ormod The Palladium as follows in ‘-
, answer. to an inquiry:
‘ fish and we will not be able to tell
5 will he ready to submit their plans re
Wlio'n the boy want tacit ovary mom»
laiimauo oi' the Shell Fish gamma.
1! at 1910 These several parcels
an above enumerated, it in thought
will aggregate rudiment acreuce to up:
1. almatpa total at 0
‘ he deed; reada
tlon orgdnized under the lawn of Con-
neotiout acting by the preaidont Wil-
‘ d
The
Stratiord. Bridgeport and Weatn‘ort
The deed is dated July 3. 1911,. is al
ahlpt Company who was at the oilice
Smith & Sons Co, in
“We are very
busy at the present time, planting shell
what We are going to do for twa or
- three weeks. i have no deflnlt‘ know ‘
an homage is concerned. and all 3
one ntlniherlnga are i‘dund on the ol- ‘
Terms Will meet
your approval
' 1N BERG
1 HOW aaourramrluo
, your auto? Top or body need?
overhauling? Wheels? New trim
mlngs or slip c111 era Anythl
wrong with the engine or tlansa
mission? Let us figuie with“
ledge at this time regarding uroopeo
‘tivg plans The Sealshlpt Company
garding the luturo deselopment oi;
these 11111113111123 to the press in as i
said. about three weeks."
“Will you state the amount paid for
this property?" inquired the reporter.
manger left for Chicago lute yesterday
and will return to this city early next
week.
Mr. Smith. of the Jeremiah Smith
(30.. was asked if he would state the
amount received for the property. and
he replied: "i cannot state the figure
at this time." .
- ‘fWas it $500,000?" inquired the; re-
porter
"011.1101" said \ir.81nlth, “it was
much more than that"
"Was it apmoxlxnntely trounced?"
inquired the reporter.
"Now you are getting warm," said
All. Smith. “You remember." he con
tinned, “when we were children when
we here rely close to being ‘lt‘ 110
would all aho’dt new more getting
warm‘; the truth is, you hnvo made 11
very good guess in placing the amount
111 $1,000,000, and 1 will say it is not
rely far from thut amount."
A Hoosier Munician.
Rogera's Goahen Band. a musical
organization nearly half a century
old, has hrevetted 11 big 81.. Bernard
do: or drum major. The dog first at»
tractod attention one day when the
band was marching to a park. it
broke away from the email boy that
was loading it, and took its position
at the head or the hind. it climbed
.intothe band pavilion at the park and
lay outsidoethe double circle of
malicious. When the hand hogan
J
‘W the centre or the. circle and
gravely sat up and took notice. Th6
dog's nail boats time to the tonic
portect time when marohinx.-Goahon
oompondenuo ludiauapolla News.
Ban on Children.
The fact that it is almost impair
alblo for married couple: with child-,.
ren to lied Moody omol ymont on
farm and elation: in ow South
Wales and other parts or Australia in
creating a public out". which in almost
moaning the dimension: or I“ lit-
tlonal o‘caadal. it in 11 column thing.
it noun, for a man and wife to ho
duruimd it a child intern to 1116111.
it“ told that the employer in olden
will to retain ouch a couple, but
"that ‘hlu, with inolm on their till?
mum, Mlillnl to have on com
induce about the hon“. '
A Caro Ninety Milo Walk.
woo mined.
nucleation 11m received 11111111 Ionic
11-11111. to the edict that the m
~“No, i prefer not to suy‘anythlng 011 1
that matter attire present time." The .
to play a selection it at once strode
now and the animal manages to keep '
About two month; ago I out below I
in: to J. Love at Wyoombo Moron . '3 .
The owner 1111de ,
that the animal had been stolen or '
m 11mm may, but recently a com- ,.
you the next time your car ré
quires attention: We are ex
pert auto mechanics and under
stand all makes.
W. A. Hanford
42 11011111 main or;
l
a
MERRILL
Summer School 0pc
SESSION 8 a. M TO 12 M. 115011th
‘ nares
PORT CHESTER
a
as WALL eraser.
NORWALK. .11
PHONE 438. ‘
Everything in the Qgtical Lino
Eyes Examined Free , L
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Optician
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51.11511 a. cane w. a. THOMPSOH
ToQuet Special Motor”
The latest and most careful denim.
in the make-and break, twwcyoltrtyfi ‘ 1
All parts are exceptionallyea
«access, and can be adjusted without
moving engine from foundation.
Binnie Cylinder
Rated
Model 11.2. on
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11'. 511,
Double Cylinder
. «‘1 Water Otmt.
South Norwalk, ' °.°"~
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11.11 «111.1311 who
- none-fit will pay yon."
muted noel-1 We,
deputies. for Martin J. Monmouth. 0’! W
Trumbull. who claim» $100 idling” ‘ "
The om iii mute mm
{or an unpaid bill.
able before .luutico oi the P
1011 s. Plnmt at 1111 11111911111 'rruruhul .
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HEA‘l‘ WAVE 11121111
on July 1111. at 3 o'cloo 31111111111» m
Hiram proudly to one or the
1_ 1111.". "i want that boy
_ . his ml: on the toothali
our turn." 1
,. you giro hunt? um
"i “11621111 vital"
that.“
did tin-am in a toa6 111,111-
hid returned to it: on me at St. ‘ .
Noon, 11111111311111.1111, 11 name. 11! ' :
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