_ the estate of Hiram Benton. 01 Wilton,
' wee held Tuesday. before Commission.
Mn”;
. yesterday oiternoon that. Martin on-
, rezors and all those who desire to re
hard and Mrs Charles F. Boutweii
‘ Network, during: «tho latter's visit to
'FBtorntord, N. Y
S 7 ~Baeeball, Amusement Park. Satin»
”' day.
j'hhui‘lnyg“; th6.lorge Stanton automobile
“in the Boston Store, has purchased a
the best wishes 01 his local frienrlo (or
he one noon visiting her go
it ‘ireletiree. Mill learn A
S; ,6 new eunpiy of mint};
*6”...—
Mr and Mrs. Louis Van Buren Hub
of South Norwalk.- are the 3'11th of
Mine Jonenhine Hurlhu‘tit. of Cannon
Station, todayl ‘
‘\
‘ :. Rev. 6nd Mrs. A 11. Boutweil, of
,pidgeport, are oooupylug the home oi
Mo, nnqurs 0. Howard King, of East
M
Norwell'te vs. St. Joseph‘s‘ of
Bridgeport. 'Adnilselon 250. .
M
"(Jhnrles Scimitar“. chauffeur for L
A. neh'maolr oi the Weet Becks
101161.16 busily engaged over-
1 his einnloydl‘ in a local garage.
.
Herbert Carpenter, {or yearn a clerk
iiik route in Hartford and will con-
not the enmeihlmneit Hie wife and
~ hmily will join him shortly. He has
oneness.
W o
'1 A hearing on the claims against
ere Gilbert 13. Burr and S. E. Nicholas.
The hearing was adjourned to August
1. ”Attorney J, Beltien liurlbuti or
N6rWlk, appeared as counsel [or the
estate. ‘
,( W ‘ _
”35,50 Panama». O'Brien. .
_‘ Tiio’unonthly devoting 1 meeting or
the t. Potern Luther: ivongelicnl
church; in North Main simulfiuI held
oiutlux. At the continual) of the meet;
log the indie: nerves! retrenhmente to
thote preterit and a very enloynhlo
pinto ioiiowod.
W
Arthur 1.. hole, the well knofln J. h
, , Duh Company momenta. whose.
me la in 01166111111 wtreilii. milled Wodo
fiend. ,where he will unlit hit m.
not Mr. nolo hoe mm Mood. in I
trolley, victim. won held
who with him 6 nlomnt trip.
. Last ommw Mr
, will .iollow in ihe Norwnllt cemetery.
tulle: evening on the Geranium to: .
., lug, Father Finn oiiloietlnr'r. :Clllfio a
, , number thero pungent and there were
The
hlzneet‘vtemoerature, reported east of
e Honky Mountain was 94. at Kathe
‘WEATHEB A YEAR Aoo TODAY.
111811 86; .low, 69S .
oie‘isr. . _ ,_ ,,,,, . ,1;
Temperature ‘
DEAIHS Mill Filllllllli
. . Mrs. D. Seymour CnrNI; '
Cornelia lenhelie. wife of David Soy»
moui Curtis, and daughter of the late
Cherieé F hnd Charlotte llnyniond.
died last evening et‘ her home. 41-
Knight street, after a lingering lllneee.
and hire. Curtis
celebrated their golden wedding nnni
versary 'l‘he (incensed was it) yours
of age She is aurriveil. by her line-
b‘nnd, three none unit it daughter. who
are; iter. Frederick Wurtle, of Ko-
rea. Japan; itnymoml Curtis, of Lorain.
0., and ,Seymoui Curtis and Mien Fun,
nlbelie Curtis, of Norwelk. The 1ou
oral services will he held on Mondnr
afternoon n1 3: 30 o clock lion) the into
home, and Rev. (loathe D. Egbert. oi
Flushing. 11.1.. former pastor of the
First Congregational (lhiurch in Nor
walk, will oilloluteni The interment
Mn. Aug-u ‘n. Oerll.
Mrs. 'Abignl 11. Carl}, widow or
George Curll, died at the home or her
Van Zuni street, East Norwalk, this
morning. at the age of 76 yours. The
funeral services Will behold from the
late residence. Sunday afternoon at "
oclockf Rev William W. Gilliee will
oiiicinte and the remains will be 16th
on to Stamford for interment
Gull is mirvlvod by seven children.
‘who are Mrs .lnlileo mindie and Mrs
Louise Reynaldo, of Ernst Norwnlk;
Mrs. William E Brundege. of Banks—
vllle; Mrs. Lorenzo (3. Wood of Sing!
10rd; Mrs. Hilton Bellman. of Jereey
(”“93 NW J! 5
Mrs. Avaloni Bonnier.
‘Avalona Scholar, one at the oldest
residents or Wilton. tiled wt her home
in that pinto today, aged ninety yearn.
M13.Bohe1or iimd the unique distinc-
tion oi‘ being or the tow remninin; pen.
elonerii oi the W-n‘r oi 11312.net- how
bond. Adolph Summit, who diet! runny
years ago. moved through the mr and
was honorably disallowed. Mrs. Schnb
or we: a wellvlmown More in Wilton.
and until very reBently wee Able «to
well: to the town olerlt ll oilioo, fiver t,
mile front her home, to elm liter
voucher on woolen dam. She ill Iurviv’i‘
ed by one daughter. Mrs. More
of Jerooy City, who has been or. or
for her during her lee-t lime» '
FunIrIi of Dominick Tenants”
church at 9 edition this thorn.
mother of honntllui flown". inter;
, and. be iolloWed by our and
‘ cooler wenther en Sniuroay.
BONNlE eounrfiv Phebe ‘ ‘ . . “ ”
It you ere raising chicken: tor pl
will you Mono! nil'ortl to he oil
it. it you fire raining onlohenn tor 1)
ensure you must not he without
. out it Everybay Scratch Food. Our Scratch Food in composed of
, grains null other asst and bone uneduclng lnltfiidlentn that experience
shows are heat adapted tor iuyinll hone.
wli tor. it contains nothl
wil keep the noultry healthy nnd vigorous. and in that .
it costs just on much to food do inien
~ oonditi they will lay eggs
~ lor article no it does it good one. out
at an honest price.
result. end on our footie are no good: no there are made, thorn in no
1 need of easing more than what we ask.
wholesome foods for horses. onttlo and nonltir, which We are selling
- , First in quality. hut in price. elfiya in the minds oi lte cuetoni
org—~Bonnie Home Ground Food for Hornet. Cattle and Poultry ‘ _ ,
it in n standard food for
on hot good, clean, wholemmo
them a a great difference in the
.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
We nro mnnnl‘noinring pm‘e.’l
" f oi! the state «Annotation: George $~
,nohodt mails to .
Wholesome, line to lilo mint-e
tor n elnnlo soul to lilo a color
NOBODY KICK8 AT OUR
BEER—-
:’
it 5 too hum.
pinint unhinat it gout oi pony.
pie who open}: Well oi’. the 11qu ‘
‘perl‘e brand-vim: one l~
ill or“ it. Do ,roulmou how tier
. licioun Runnerl'e liner lei
Magnet &1Flynn-
Guick Auto DIlivery Everywhere
,1 Phone 418
Mrs, ‘
We have a large Itook of high grade fresh mined Goal ready to deliver
for next winter'I comfort. and we guarantee ntletectlon «I to quality. and
price. Call anti examine our cool before you done you! order Mowhere.
Tllt.9.fll'i’?.‘l.3§'ll‘i.§l
; 186006 for ‘
, FOUR, ., CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
in loldorl. Fifty canto extra "will give
. litter one for framing;
R‘TH
jit!MEI-illonto». 66:0 ~ tooth Net-mil: . '
has something
teeny ailout
2* one“ ,
s
” the oyoii by competent oersope. on
pointed by school boards, pore: the
“tinede '
. those committed to their Lh
, n remit. A node oi rules or origination:
one formulated and linolly nr blunted
, he; noted toromhly o the a mention. ' « .
end 8.900.000 or there 13"?" m boon , .,
nrl ted. Evidently grout or: e urinal.» ,
'i‘he neat nrohone' i he
m number oi
Prominent Men to Attend
Anions: the man.» 1. me his '
A, the order that have protein,
1110"?
more
Mil, supreme nonwhites;
.Wiuie‘ New Hiiuli‘l. Nilrnstill i‘
. inure to the Witter-uni oongroon. pron '
_ herd of the state uumlntion;
' 1).
William
Croninton, Neuitnlnok, roinho '
minremo omen} e‘ oomiiz‘ilitoen
deputy supreme not lion and no return:
Morita. New Huron deputy elerome
nrohon ior thin dietrlot; Elm r E
silencer. Mormon, end A. ll Mills.
Waterbury, both district noon at an»;
promo umhonu i
CARE OF THE
w
'Btope Being quon in the [Nubile
. Behooll. v, i
lliiqueslloiluNEmoro ntteiiti
on in he-
eyes Not only are pn'rente mining to ,
the {not that good eyesight in in moot
inwortent l‘nrtor in the future lweltnre
and teachers are doing untold at vnull
', . work to improve conditions, so hat the;
, percentnlro oi nupilu suffering rorn tie '
teetlvo eyesight in being on stanily‘
lessened
in sonny cities the examination old
worn to discovering and cor
tents, and the wotohtnlneeu on r oontil.
non» Wyoming the liuht’ in th ethnol-
roome lo door-eating the the one tor
eye train during nehool hours.
been at World in a quiet way infilng‘
menus {or imprinting" the rud mentnry
principles of curing tor the you on
to the board or education. 61 h the re-
queot that labels of convenl nl form
tor outing in retool books cult! be
hunted and, distributed t toughen:
the nehoole.‘ in this myth pupils
lit!“ at ihnnd little hellish! vital lin-
parlance.
'ijhe New York board or
éncauon
ti not;
, oral-widow oi the , artiste «exhalation;
. t‘lulrioo room New Haven. inner ; , ‘S‘
‘ ,‘ overhauling? Wheels? New with
things or slip covers
Aeour PAINTlNG
Top or body ed
Anything
wrong with the engine" 6r trans-
DONT WRITE TELPHONE
,fo‘r Shlnmer Rates at
Merrill Business College
. souremonwux
summon
mieslon?
you the next time your our re
quires attention. ,
pert ‘an‘to mechanics and tinder
stand all makes.
W: A. Eanford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
Let us figure with
We are e
Poit'r orients
lug nuid each your to the cure of the, .
at their children. but the school hoards . i
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes" Examined Free
A 59‘ WALL eraser
NORWALK. ‘
PHONE 438.
The when n l’rinninel‘a quoletlon ‘
‘ at New Yorli oltir. lien for this time
.AIL
BLMER _E. cA§E
, ‘6’
Model
‘ ~ H
The latest and infant onr‘eiul design
in the make—and break twooyole type
All part: are exceptionnlly my ex
unease, and can be adjusted withon re.
inovinx engine tram inundation.
Single Cylindeg 1 '
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