.
3 » § F. A. LANE
or Liberty; will hold its semnmonouy
VINOL
. 'Tho donors route RIECOM
*STRUCTOR. containing the medlo
lnol extractive-s 0! Fresh Cod Liv-
era. with Peptonote of Iron.
‘liihese hot days than
‘ ‘ ‘ Soil-id 373%
Lanes 9*. ‘ w _.
Ice cream ' Anderson :5 Launch Works
Launches and Boats,
or ‘III‘ kinds protoptly built
.1 Beaufort Sole '
All kinds of qualrrng giving special
attention
oyster Shell Point. Nor-walk
All kinds of Bakery Products.
51 Washington Street;
South Norwaik
A.
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Uncas Tithe, improved Order of Red
Men, will hold it meeting, this even
lug
Bannerflouncil, No. 54, Daughters
business meeting, Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Eloise Plungett. of South Nor-
wnilt. is visiting Miss Ivielen Kiley. or
Huzol street. ,
Frnnh- Wolfe. of Spring street. has
returned from Philadelphia and Balti-
more, ‘where he‘hns been spending a
month. W .
Walter Craig and Letsor ilrusb. of
South Norwnllt, tire on a vacation trip
to New York city.
The south Norwnlh Quartette Club
will hold its weekly business meeting.'
this evening. in its hall in North Main
street .
Clarence 1.. Guides and Miss Minnie:
Blinn. of Nolvvulh, were mauled in
Stamford, Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F BoutWell of
Crescent Terrace. have been enter i
training Mr. and Mrs. L. V B. Hubbard
oi’ Shelton. ‘
Locally grown tomatoes appeared in
the market today in limited quantities
at. 20 cents per quart.
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38.,R. A. M., will be held,
this evening, in the Masonic Hall, in
" South Main street.
The Hut Trimmers’ Union will hold
its monthly business meeting this ovo-
nlng. in Washington street.
TB“ Pointers' nnd’ Decorators’ 13n-
ion ls'ili hold its semi-monthly business
meeting. Thursday evening.
P. t). Lounshnry Ledge. N. E. O. P.,
will hold its semi monthly business
meeting. this evening, in its rooms. in
Washington street.
our
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Miss Fannie Mitrholl has returned;
to her home in South Main street, iii-3
tor a vacation trip in Cannon.
The weekly business meeting of
Uncas Tribe. No. 26, i. 0. n. M., will
he held, this evening. in its rooms in
Washington street.
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Mrs. William B. Hancock, of \o ile
Woodward avenue, is home from o
week‘s visit in Hamilton, Ontario.
George B. Palmer, of Sound View
Terrace. has secured a position as
chauffeur for Mrs. Kate Stone, of New
York and Tokenoke.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Augustus Roselle,‘
daughter Margaret and son Charles.
of Hamilton avenue. loll yesterday for
the .lleritshire Hills. whore they will,
spend two weeks.
.The Lndieu‘ Aid Sewing Circle ol_
’lhe First Methodist Episcopal (‘huroh
will out tomorrow afternoon at 2 W ,
0.010;: m the rhtu‘t‘h parlors. The three special drills of tho Sixth
. Company. Coast Artillery Corps. in
Miss Edith Frames (loodrhlld, oi’ lll‘ililill'nlinn for lbeizuxohlil to vomit.
Falrtlold avenue, will sail tomorrow onl will b0 “01“ ”115 evening. FI‘llliil' oron~
the steamship Adriatic, for England. ins and next 'I‘uesdnrevenins.
whei'e she will spend her vuaction.
M
oi’ Lowe street are visiting their
glandmmiwr in linitliuly
‘A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George W. llonl, oi Bunion street.
yesterday.
Ralph Bray. the motor inspector or
the South Noru-nih Illunirlpni Electric
Works. is «aiming :1 vacation trip.
which he is spending in New York.
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Willlnm Jennings, who has had on
, Rompers
William Ward 1:2. and Paul Wald;
v
niinrh oi sunburn and been ill at hlu
home in Washington street for hourly
Annie. tho iniunt daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Snrosi, at Charles B.
stroel. was christened in St. Ladisluue
two weeks. is pride to be about ngnin.
~-———----——- R. C. Church. Sunday. by the Rev.
Stephen iij. Chernitnky. Albert Snrosi
and 'I‘iioonln Barosi emulated no god-
father and godmother respectively.
mid after the church ceremony all oil»
iourned to the home ot‘ Mr. and Mrs.
Sorosl, where a reception was . held
mid u very pleasant. time snioyed.
Me- i
Although most Norwaihers
yet. realize it, the hot weather Occupy-
ing evoryono's thoughts nowadays. the
motility Fair is not for oil mid already
the preliminary preparations» for the
Fulr are being made by those in
charge. Superintendentoi Booths and
Stands Nathan '1‘. holiday said restor-
day that inquiries from prospootlve
oonoessionafles now been coming into
his omco tor some time. one Japanese
calmly asking for 100 running toot tor
his exhibit. Superintendent Builder
said that extenolvo changes in the
layout or the grounds are contembist
od.
South Norwulil Comp. .‘o. 9.2M.
Modoru \i‘oollmon ol‘ Anloricu, will
hold its sonlirtnonihly business moot-
luu. this evening. in its hall, in 80th
Main utroot.
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Tho young people from the Warren
street. liroohlyn. church. who are hav-
ing a ton dnys' outing in South Non
walk, will assist, Brother Beth looming-
ton in hit! oluus meeting tonight til.
.thoFirut Methodist Episcopal Church.
Wm
The dionbrooh Sunday school is to
hold its annual picnic on Widow.
weather permitting. 1! storm it will
be postponed until Friday. July 28.
Two cars have been chartered to start
from the church at 9 a. m. The dosti
notion in Baton (Point and it lolly time
is anticipated for old and young.
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The First iii. E. Church will not be
closed at all during the summer, our»
virus being held every Sunday morn
ing and evening. her. lilr. mind will
have his variation during the month of
August. and the pulpit rupply have
rustle arrangements with well known
and popular divinos to preach during
Mr. Zelier’s thrones. " '
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David Vaughn. or dishonor. rnttendso
.‘That the Norwnik hlbrury is’aiwayu
up to date with notices of the infinite
sill/snippet: which it otters is emphw
sized by the fuel. that they have now
a list all hooks for school children.
‘There hooks were pissed in readiness
tor the oohool ohlldren. that inoymay
the meeting or the Brotherhood him be sills to not them to rend during
canton” Enginm“iwhioh mitt hold in Q their vocation. which starred the first
one Fellow notinmvnsrsm Buns ohthe protein month. no doubt. ii
iii: many oi the room toil“ oli- tilt
do not, ‘
first rigs we‘ be cove mode and '
of th' “season.
g in and see the eufierb‘ display
We' vc B. V. D.. Coiu
to $3.040.
If yout- minds is mode on to pay Bro, $15. $10. $235
and 901; Want something in o Cheviot. Causlmere. Wor- ‘ _
. steel Serge, Plaide. Chocks. HomespunsZor Tweeds, drop
.wiii be surprised as is everybody at both display and vvon—
deriul values to be obtained. 7;
How About Light Weight Underwear?
weight. Kavanaugh’s balbriggon. Cooper’s Derby rib
Duofold and Dr. Deiniei’s, with prices ranging from soc
for separate garments and up; $1.00 for Union Suits, up
4
It found in the :uity
we are trunking—you too
mbia mesh Biood's light,
I.
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
meW—qum
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters. Round 8: Long Clams
Swordfish 15c lb"
Ali Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Brid______g__e Fish Market:
TELEPHONE 108.
infants and Children s. white
piped with pink and blue, low
next, short sleeves. 50c.
Quinton nod Choolced Ulnullnms,
50¢.
WASH SKIRTS. Seersucker and
Linen. 50o to 31.00.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS.
for So.
J. I. Mallette
(formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington 8!. Yul. 449
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OllTl lm- RS‘ _
TWO STORES: ‘
14 South Main St.
”would: Normik
w—n v a ‘M. is..." mmW.M
FREE DELIVERY.
Your Point of View
leulim n.
:Croeitott. Frank 5‘ Clark. David Seyv
‘ Disbrow. Jillian .Enton. Clark M.
George W. Fitch. Edwin W Goldberg
Gregtiry. '
. Sidney Guthrie.
'Churios li. Harvey.
‘ Lawton. George (l. hookwwd. William
f‘ ‘ Prescott.
‘ Fred R. Sitts, Edwin ll. Smith, (Eltsrlos
‘ lieu r go Home.
‘(.‘ holiest W.
,l'iiroln Doris,
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view. W. Jloli. Frederick llrou’er
rue W Bradley, Bred l. Byhbee.‘
lsyingtonh William (it.
mour Cluttis. Albert Davis. Mortimer
Donny. William. F. DeKlrn. David E
1315’.
um P. English. Ebenezer ii.‘ It‘ll»
o ". Frank H Witobl) Warren Elton,
AC. Golding. Charles 1“...
Jame‘s i’. llunlou,
' John T. limos.
Winfield S llanlord. William iiilsdon.
J it l’iimert liovt, Andrew iiutchin‘
son, Samuel Jarvis William H Kirby.
Charles M. Lawrence, William H,
E. Lockwood. William H. Lorie. Henry
Alcohols. George W. Mills. George 1...
Oliver: William I'odmore. ilownrd
William ii. iloyulond,‘ Jo.
Thomas Robins. illidyd 'i‘. Roscoe. Wil-
linm Iii. Shudder. Alexander Seniplo.
ii‘rnultiin Bullock. (ihuries l. Hoiieoit,
ill. St. John. .lu'mun Sutherland. im-
geuo M, Toilets. Samuel J. Watkins.
Salli-flit A. Waterbury.
. Darlen.
Andrew J. Allen. Edward S. Austin.
Frederick ii. Austin, ’1‘. W. Austin.
Stephen (1. Buss. Uhnrieu lienueii.
Ralph W. llirohard. Clare-lute, F.
iwioily iii. ilruper.
l’ntrioh it‘sboyhdohn ii. Fioitett. Ezra
Hili'i'dll‘igiili. Walter C. l-lumllert.
liioiiurd Leopold. ilurid N. Mather,
lion-am s. Neilson. A. ll. Smileld,
.Cllarios ll. Snort. (.ieorgo \‘l". Sheror,
George ii. Stark. illrom ll. Tiliylill‘l‘
William H. \‘l’almsiey. \Viliimu ll.
\V'iilmou. .Ir.
Now Canaan.
Frank Adams. Ernest il. Avery.
William L. Hunter, John H. ilohre.
George l. iieii. John F. l‘lronuun. lid.
gur W. iirowor, Augustus llulklor.
iiurtis. .'l‘heudoro (laid
her, it. iz’hioboster. Samuel liomsluck.
Charles Crotoot. John L. Davenport.
Charles S. Dtiit‘oroul.
Thomas ii. Fenwich, Chunning
Frotlllnghulu. Edward ill. Groin
'l'heodore iiawley. Julius" liorold.
ti‘hmlos W. Hodges. Frank N. iloiton.
has everything to do with the rare.
roll give your teeth
Some people think it better to wuil‘
illl tilt-i lune become so budli deemed
that not a perfect tooth remains in
the mouth below going to u di‘iii‘isi.
will lo olllolu tart-fer Uh more unultari
moliiod oi huvinr. their : ooih oxuniinod
rouululiy and oil troubles reclined ho-
iloro they remit o desperate state. In
!oil he: tune you ulll iind m). method;
the into; t. in.) nolhlnonsblp the best.
*Dr. J. H. MALLER.
16 South Main 81., South Norwallt
liours: 9 a. m. to 3 p. tn. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Deposits
made on or before
' July 10th
Draw interest from
July, lst
Open Monday
Evenings
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
We close at noon
Saturdays
WWWMLMW MAM WM.-
F‘WE MEN lNJUflED BY
. ELEVATOR. .
WATEIIBUHY. July lip-«A bi!
freight elevator in the Mill!!! don!“
merit of the Benedict o durations Mill
do. snapped a. stool collie 15 lost to tho
that door, injuring him mart. Wow
riously. The injured sis littoltaol Fun-
io. lined 32. finale, internally, Peter
acetone. is. similar. internally. Jus-
tine sardine. 29, sing “
right tool. Joseph Lug
saith on. unlit toot.
FALL 0P
”Mill!“ 0! .
n. a”... .. mmmsvav-M ..
can ruouao oven.
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«nylon Shaken.
Spreading oi the rullu in thought to
have been the cause hi on aorihent to}
the New York nnd l.llohlloid express
il:l:l on Saturdays only.
lornoou.
The accident ooourhed “our Was!»
lugion. about tortydlvo nlllen from this
city.
A porior our which was the roar our
in the train was tho only our to leave
the roll». and tibia turned ovor onto its
side. giving the passengers at severe
illitliiiilg up and injuring two or three
slightly The most seriously injured
was a New York mun named Jason.
who had a uoslp wound.
That the accident was not more so
rlous was probably due to the loot that.
Engineer 'i‘bomus lilodrnth. or {this
city, vino was at the throttle. was run
ning slowly at the time. and to the
loot that when the parlor oar dipped
ovorit broke clear or the remainder oi
the train.
~ The spot at which the accident took
piece is but: low yards south or n
bridito rind hid Ollie our pulled slur or
Saturday at;
dropped sever-oi test. 7.
A wrecker from New Haven its!
Boiled to the “one at the accident. and
the tract: was edema in a climb“:
their short tints.
001‘ so til YEAH! MO.
tr your: auto yesterday Monday.
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July 0. it'll) you one oi the hottest . .
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itvoud. human A. Moudo. Frank More
iliouso. Edi-ini- l‘m'r)‘,
thohfloid Express Leaves Track—Pam“
train No. 329i which leaves Dnntiury pili
the train at this point it would boils]
‘ trimnteud.
William T .leuningS. lidlvuld 1.. Jones.
““ Gould F‘ Austin. . ' ‘
George Ehret s Extra
' ‘ Liebmann s Rhelngold
y ' '9 ~~ ~‘ Felgenspaus B. O. N5
Case 24 bottles $1.15
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF {TOWN ..
A.F.Be(:kmann 8100.
so is as WAsHmo'roN or.
Phong 440. souru NonwotK,_g
Wm...“ W-m_ ....._....... .. ”av-“tum
The Kline Ka
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motgr
based on the finest mechanical principles. +30 four or five passenger
Touring Car, tuliy equipped. at $1675. Runabout. $1500.
w. B UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut 82 South Main Six
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Roton Pomt Hole
Shore Dinners {Specialty Dancing, Boating,
' Bathing and Other Attractions
HlGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENiNG,ION THE PIAEZA'
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS 31208.. Managers ;
“The Mover see of the“
Mover Car the .Moyer
EStoplien E holler. .loeeph \V. hooli-
wood. Jeleulinil ll Lions.
\GWMliall Stanley 1). Ogden, Robert:
J. (inden. Zdi‘ilm} 'l‘ Osborn. i-lnrryl
‘Pmlliiwtl. Louis i‘iilHJSZ
mil Hammond. tioiumon 1..
Norman Sinusou. Charles L.
“lillum \\'urtluell,
Ho Wild
Sunrise.
“other: i". \V’ur‘
run. ilimrles if. Wheeler.
(iconic W Ad til. David M. An-
drone. \‘iiliiuln .iluriett. Arthur i.
.l‘lirnd ley. Josel'ih liulklep. Joules i‘ die).
gnatuuoi ii. Fixuuoho \\illium (l. l iiv;
iFlnnlt Gotham. Loomiu M. Gould.
W. Howler, Charles E. Loch-
Jnmoa A. Smith.
Thullillil W. 'I‘readiruli.
' Weapon.
William E. Alhiu. Shroud G. Allen,
Samuel iii. llunlls. l-Zdwln .\. ileum.
Edward (‘. till-go. \Viliiuui ll. ilurr..
Joseph T. ilrudley.
in i' ilrolheriou,
ilnilol George A.
lilukuon. Stanley
ili‘illou, Byiiosloi“ ii‘oslor. John
(inulifilmouard Ii. (innit, .iolul
tluull. Frunk (lodiroy, H.
Green. Waiter iiowarilt. Alphonso l’
Jennings. \‘i’lliluui Kirk. John J. Max»
\‘in. ihurlou ii. Meeker. Fred Moeiwr.
Albert Mills. tiooruo ll. Mills. Edward
C. Nuuli, William it}.
Parnell. R. N. l’onuy. ilurur l’oloruon.
George K. Perry. is). t). ilirnpuon.
George Slovor. A. H. Smith. J. ll. Stov-
enn. ii‘i’unh Sturues. if. N. 'i‘orior. Ar
thur \i'. l'i‘uvlor.
Wilton.
Mauls it. Ambler. Frederick 1). Bone
dict, William ii. iloniumln. Daniel it.
Blrduuli. {ll'villo ilrown. l’rnnit Colo
S‘snlon Coley. Frank ,ilqmdiouk
Charles 0. iSohland. David Evans.
Frederic Faster. William».iloopplsr.
ilhurios iii. Green. Both 1.. (inhuman.
Jo. Charles W. Horton. Wilson 1..
Hoyt. Lewis it. liurlhutt. Elmer dueli-
rou. David Jenhs. Elbridgs is. Jon»
moor. J. Eduard Kaiser. C. W. Percy
union. George R. burn, howls 1*. Mil»
lei-”domain. (illustead. Edward W.
astdlned ti. Raymond.
Fruit}: ll. Rockwell, Arthur Scribner,
Clinton .1: Seymour, humus: ii. lounges,
Edward L Webb. Charles W. Whlo
look.
lit-win Bradley. El
ll. W. (filler. Joiln
(inn-out. William
ii‘liiow.
ii.
as
JURY countdown” than.
The jury oommiuionors held at nicer.
Henry l
Sim-tom.-
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Want to have one”
52350142350.
Ready for immediate delivery “
OSCAR H. BANKS. River St. Norwalit?
WiSH TO TEST LAW.
Proposal That Aviator Atwood on Pro-
ceeded Against.
Judging from comment in newspap-
iligllt to New London. and also during.
his {light from \‘ew London met other
(”Uiiiifltiillll titles imli'itftli .\‘eu Lon
doll and New \oiit
w..-” w
‘ em in other states. the hope is preva— LOOKS DESERTED.
lent that Connortirut will test the ”W '
constitutionality of its aviation luw .l-N‘gfi Guns at Fort Mansfield All ,
by bringing suit. against Aviator At-
wood for having violated the new Con-
necticut low during his recent iliubt
New London to New York‘oity. lie in'
said to have made this trip without it
:(Tounolilou impose ulllt‘h is ronll'my
from lloston to New Minion. u‘nd from post
Wrapped and Few Men T-here. .
A visit to Fort Mansfield these dupe“
is like going «a u deserted tniiitnrv
The military ti mtisphole no
busy life of the our»: prominent to
is a thing or“ the past The tort “an
mode it sulistntlou to Fort Wright um
Loren W. I
W. .,
Henri-it! ‘
(inborn. Walloon;
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to u... [my ‘mmje and prodded " The first of the your and tit thui tinto ‘uii
{Springfield Union, commenting editor the otfiools and thirdly till the men ,
iully on this matter. says in part: non“ trnuslorled l'om which lllil
"l‘bo constitutionnl light oi Connor" ii‘lsllol‘ o lslund
item or ring. other elitile to onutt iulvs ”lilo outiro town at Fort Mansfield
tending to l't'iiil'ii’i the use of air lupus: now is about ten mun. only enough or
in lutetestntotlnioi hos boon question- them lining stationed iili‘lo to gun
ed il) luuvotu of high ntundinl. Who the umotilnli‘nt property. The: pool;
contend the‘ resolution of air truillo is in oilurlto of a aoruennt. who, with"
muut ho by luderul unthotily to be the, help of his small crew is busy
lousl. Vi‘ourt decisions as. nppiied lo «loaning the barracks and quarters i
lruiirouds and waterways have boon'oenlly occupied or tile uoidiors.‘ ll“
riled as precoudouts in support or this large guns have hull been wrapped it
contention. it uould he in4 erostiug They me oovorod with a good (that _
if Mr Atwood or some other uvintor or ’ot oil to protect them from tho iiil rind,
nvlniols uould oonsrmt to he the in- prowut rusting
utsumont to give thin low it lost Ahi A walk through the fort ground?
wood preferably because his allotted minds one or how u (inserted no t in
violation 0! the new statute ocuill‘ied time of our might opponn The h
whii he WM! engaged in interstate are empty and boarded up. The tilt
trove through Massachusetts and Can't.“ grown high ill-mind them. ’9
nootioui it) New York. If it Bhdilid dieimnny of tho ym‘tln which Wéi‘o
determined that n slots cannot oom- so attractively bordered with
pot on uristor travelind in tilt air lanes nutrients and hell kept hove
above it ‘0 Lillie out s “001180. HMO-.overnm with wggdg and grails.
mobilislu may be committed to test The commander oi the tort smooth
the vhlidily or constitutionality 015' any; that u i. doubtful 1: Fort pt...
law that comps! them to miss out 11- field will ever be made a on: ois
canoes in states through which they tort again. and that the rumor w
are touring. particularly New Jersey. is going around their: company ion
which is very severe on the interstate {531mm the Phillipines in Sept.
motorist ” ' to be stationed at Fort transits
(it room it notion of this kind no; on. The company is oonii g.-
were taken against. Mr. Atwood, it'll; [I going to Fort Wright. _.
Would not be With any intention or
earning his pinch. or Because Connsotl- pm Mr iommvmau
out loves hlmdeu tor. harlnu‘ passed MEMBER July upturn. '
over the bonds or its people. but is it. masons. widow oi! Goldie it
most him its ‘mto mar noon grind. and in on. on Mount;
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