"7-" deem coupons may do so by calling
ISTRU TOR
'; ,ioul extracti
’ era, with Peptouate of Iron.
adorn «on it II
containing the handle-
can of Fresh God Liv- ‘I
A one
Sold only by
Lane 8 Ice Cream
All Flavors
FALANE
61 woohingan Street.
south. Norwallt
Products
F. H- BAXTEI-‘l
nun-u-
IAndersons Launch Works
Launches and Boats;
or on kiddo promptly aunt
\ Boats For Solo
on kind: or Repairing 'givina metal .
attention
oyster anon-Inning Nor-walk
WWW” I
-—NOT|CE.
II We have a new supply of safety
Jazors and all these who desire to re-
at this oilice.
A 'i‘he weekly business meeting of But-
Ier maize, No. 97, r. o. o. n, will be.
held, Ithid. evening, in its rooms, in
Washington Street. ‘
The cool nights permit of meat re-
freshing sl'umhers. which fact is deep-
‘ Jy appreciated alter the extremely hot
weather or recent date.
. The Sewing Circle of the Ladies'
' ’ Aid Society of the South Norwaik
Methodist Episcopfl Church is holding
51 meeting this afternoon.
The monthly business meeting oi?
the Omclal Board of the South Nero
. walk Methodist Church will be held
I’ this evening in the church. .
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds oi
(Bethlehem, will hold its semi‘monthly
.‘ 5uslness meeting, tilts evening, in the
1‘ Bed Men‘s hall, in Washington sir-set
Mlss- May Mulvey has returned to
her home In South Norwalk after
spending a tow days in Danbury as
the guest ct Miss Edith Ridge, of 20
Thorpe street.
Miss Marie Baker has returned to
her home on Franklin street. Danhury
utter a two months’ vacation spent
with friends iu'liilddieto‘wn and New
,A Britain and In camping at Cal! Paaj
( ‘ tune island, nest Norwaik
m
Mr and Mrs. H II. Wigham, of IS
Hillside place, have returned from
Wohurn, Mass" where they have been
unending the past month. 'Eheir grand-
daughter‘s, Misses Katherine and - lor-
once Bowman, accompanied them for a
. visit in Danbury. wDanbury News. ,
The annual summer outing at the I.
G. 0. F., Veteran association of con-
necticut, which ban a number of alarm
here in this city, will be held on July
25 and will be In the term of a sail
from New Haven to Port Jelloroon, I...
1.. with dinner at Ardencraig Inn.
Junior Chapter, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, will hold its tamer Meeting.
this evening. at the home or Altrod
Ohlclieotor, int 155 South Main attest.
' It is hoped that every member wilihe
. ,llreaont on ‘tho' summer Ischodulo will
he considered and plans for in outing
. "made.
LA. numborct population are ctr
Minx a week's houoo 'narty at the
' WW cantata at Bella Island. The
my which is chantronod toy moo
Ann Merritt, ll compound at the more
‘oo Louise moron. Irma Merritt.
Gm Monitor and um m Moo!
mom. one“ am aunt not”. at
Mrs. Lester Fonton is the guest this -
week of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin L. I
Hoyt, In Norwollr.
hold Its semi-monthly business must-
lng, Friday evening.
~Basebail at Amusement Park, Frh
day. 3: 30 p In, Norwallis vs Western
Bloomer Girls. Admission 25c, '
Ralph Barrett. formerly of Weston,
leaves Norwallr today for a trip oi
several weeks to Bei‘inu‘da. ‘
“W "I
The biweekly. business meeting of
Eureka Rebekah Lodgefl. o. o. to,
will be held Friday evenings.
i
Dr. Gilbert M. Brandon, of Norwulk
has returned from his home In Mount
Kla'co, where he drove yesterday.
“on... 1...
Mrs Albert Denton and son, of 16
Jefferson avenue, of Danbury, are via-
iting relatives In South Norwalk.
The Building Trades’JCouncii will, u
ii} lactic n
.A ‘ortuning' "to
prices tor equal qualities.
ing Suits at lite and 315.
runs young man who has not experienced the set._-
buy it; here we earnestly urge to visit—mo ling; . 1
But not. around 1' bite—look in the windowsunote
what all the stores offer—«hon you’ll see WHY this is
the satisfaotory place to bu¥-
Arid above all—or rather below all—«you’ll find our
Just now we ask you to see our superior array of Out-
Rctnembcr‘, too, you’ll find everything in furnishings
needed tor your simmer outing .,
‘ 5 one cant I taken in..thut 317 people
The Ncw’Storo
' ‘ :4 Wall St, Hermit.
A
rILIrnonIicI ‘ *9 B
Large Sufi . Crabs
Live LobSters, Round 8: Long Clams
SWordiish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbiil’s 'ndge Fish Market.
Mrs. Carrie M. Mueller, oi.’ Washing-
ton etroet, Is entertaining Mrs. Henry
Seller-t and daughter Carrie. 0! Brock»
lyn.
A meeting of, the governing comittoe
oi the Normlk Yacht Club will be held
at the South Norwslk Club tomorrow
evening.
i
Patrick Gerard Is now in charge off
the stand of the New York and East-
crn News Company, in the westbound .
railroad station
\ An Important meeting of the Ger-.
man Central Verbnnd will be held this
evening In the Quartotte Club; in '
North Main street.
Miss Mary Tyler and Mia- Marian
Tyler, oi‘ Norwaiit, have beenmcoent
guests or Mrs. Sylvanua Mallett at
"Sweet, Brier," in Eaatou.
Principal George E. Thompson or
East Norwaik schools, has registered
as an attendant at the Normal School
summer session, in Danbury.
W _ .
. Mia‘s None 1" Raleigh, the trained
nurse, a graduate oi the local hoanitul.
has taken charge oi a special private
case In the biorwailr Institution.
Rev. and Mrs. o. W. Shotton.’otliioot
avenue, left town today, tor the mourn
talus in New Hampshire to spend the
remaining two’monthu or summer. .
Clayton Bell, or Area also, will
leave shortlyator Lynn, Noam. whore
he will remain tor some little time
‘NECKWEAR
Dutch Collars, lace and linen,
15c to 76¢. ‘
Fichus, round and square. We
to ”.98.
Jubois, 26a to $1.00. 1;
Lace and Silk lions. 25c. I
star‘noov poor canoe
6 for 6c. 2 tor Sc and So each
SOUVSNIR POST CARDS, 67
for So.
J. I. Mallette
(formerly MM“ Damon)
88 Washington St.- ‘l’ol. 449
were ten sales at property
. m 0: $14,070., _
,Dr. and Mr
Lillian Sherwdod) oi No
I ' A companied by Miss Alice
Mrs. w. o. Krieghofl. or Watson, are? ‘
uploading the week at tho
outbid, Asbtlry Pat-tr, N. 3.
The clerical !
last
as the guest at relative! and triouda.
There were iourteon sales at real
mate in The Norwolko, tut: molt.
with mortgages recorded at “£652.
For the nut wool: in July, ion), there
.3. 0. Nominal: Ines"
n the ravioli day ‘
oi oi the Westport National .
stills Dorian houoe‘
Mid mort-
slit ac
Smith and;
Hotel Clot"
, ,
“Shinto:
Travelers’
Checks
O
., Payable anywhoro In tho
world without exchange.
0
No idontlficatIon noon.»
“Int-y. ..
cold in checks of no,
‘ 020 or no.
'1 South Norwalk
Trust CO1
v
{regular meeting on one or the Fall
IItInio your to not omciallr known. it"?
Ilia acid ioboon account at the
, I mummified to he“ been Mu
men outivInv.
that good workmanship, belt mater-
ials. and moderate prices are not the
points which attract you. but many
people who are looking tor a square
deal in dentistry are convinced by ouch
treatment that they have chosen the
right dentist. it does not matter how
little or how much work your teeth
may need, you will find I‘ am giving
the same care to a minor condition
that to reuttlredvto make a large piece
of work a success. is it not worth
your while to attend to your teeth
now?
D. J. H MALLERY
16 South Main Stunnihglornll
hours: 19 u. in. to 8 p. in. any
days by appointment only.
we... .11“. .5
NEW HAVEN ROAD HEAD. AIAIL
D.“- BOSTON TRIP.
The directors or the New Haven
road have voiced the phm oi‘ going to
New York Thursday. thorn. boarding
one of the Fall River iino‘ steamers
(or a rim up the Boston and inspect
in; dome of the ranch property at
that and at the system, and instead oi
illil jaunt. they will hold the rcsular
monthly mooring In New..Yorit. no no
not, according to oiiicial announce
mom made yesterday.
For years it has been the corners
of the directors or the New Haven
to gather In New York and hold their
River linen going over om. UouoIIy
the trip occupied their time from
Monday until finturdl)’ WQMOOD, or
. evening tor the New York members.
The room tor abandoniao the unit
in “covered that each year an anti
total at $60 000 is spent bolero
lrcua section, and
l" Imperial Bautcruo‘, large bill that J. Calveit Claret
«Marquis dos Sonics Hunt Sau- " .
B.&GSauterna | ....p
Sunset Sauterne
tornc .pji. but. 329. too not. seal 13. o c.
. A. ”point, no; large home. 78c| Tine Chianti; pint sine . .
All it i}. Kant Sauterne " | Tlpo Chianti large size .
. Select ,
Groceries ‘
" " Butter
Bag:
A. F Bookmann 81
Ten! .I ‘ “
Corleo-
Wine: I
'quuoro
WHOSE 'WAILD WEST SHOW WILL ‘
EXHIBIT IN SOUTH NORWALK
ON TUESDAY, AUG. 1
that the average daily expenseg‘ls $2.-
000. The salaries paid run Irom lit)
to $1,500 a month. To iced this army
champioyes requires the services of a
chef. elslrhasslatnnts, twenty-two wait
era and live water boys.
In one day there are consumed 150
dozen of eggs, tilt) pounds of meat.
nine barrels cl potatoes. 200 pounds
of vegetables, loo leaves at bread, 150
iii) gallons of milk: other ioodatuifa,
such as deanerts. biscuits. condiments,
etc., are consumed in proportion. Ev.
erything in‘ this line is purchased tor
cash, and often men are sent a week
or on ahead to give the orders. it he
Ins claimed that irequentiy a town's
supply or provisions are taken up by
the show. Because of the indians he-
lnx exceptionally heavy meat eaters.
three times daily, in former years con
tracts tor ‘meats were made with a his
Chicago packing house, but now all
meals and foodatufla are purchased or
local merchants.
The show people come iroru the
Wyoming and Montana ranches and
range In color through the whites.
blacks. browns and yellows; among
them are Japanese. French. Porto
“none, Swirls, Russians, Burmese, Cin-
caleee, Spanish, and the Indians irom
seven «interact tribes. hut" principally
Sioux from the Rosebud agency.
The "White Village," on it is termed
by the employee, in anonfned much the
some as any weil~rciluiatod village. the
only deception being that it has no
state charter. More may be learnt a
chic! oi detectives, to whom to report-
ad all t-Iolulionu oi the rules, a chief
of the tire domrtmcnt. barberu, doc.
torn, veterinarians. butchers. linkers.
reconciliations and oihora, all under
the directional one at the brothers.
are covcrod. tho nutritious numbering
twenty. The bill: tent con accommo-
duia Milli) maple. and includes an Ini-
monoe portable proud stand with opera
inkling chairs. on innovation for not
commit.
'l‘o light the “village" the when car-
rier: its own power plant. which not»
niico the power tor 2,0013 lights, Inolnd»
In;i specially built ivoworinl search»
lixhiu, originally designed to cmnuot
hi. Chicago flirts. with our annual)
candle power opacity. A tore-a or
hiaultmiiho, whoonrlnlito, builders
time required. and then again the
weather has not been or the hind
which malt» I long tail trip can
iduciuo to contort. although till
mother trip eastward tron lieu fort:
would he wills in this hot
weather.
Wm.
imam SWIM“. com A“
SMBGIMT. “It! “with W
m a collar. at so roadkill: mt.
Portland, Maine. was one this once
Mimic the We traitor oi: tho
cud riggoro accompanies (it show.
To more the circus from town to
town a special train of twenty rall-
rood our: to required; all owned by
“the SumBaDY.
“fl-Ii rmooo Slit”.
The dry woothor to mailing a death
ed showing on the tobacco crop in this
Nation at the state. The larger part
, sixth: tobacco mi to so stunted.
s In no: tomato nioowm harm it.
has not imroutli. The “trimming
will com the rumors to start topping
sight anomln’ordcr to cotton growth
in inclement the plant. Instead of
the dinosaur or the innit. lit/thin tires
at the your, tint pinata are usually {all
grown and are not about beginning to
Asenhfor’Westcrn Connecticut ~
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing,Boa n‘g
HIGH OLA“ CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PM“.
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Peril
To]. 500
gallons ot,coiiec. 100 pounds of butter. I '
® EXtra Specials at the
AM Store
VERY BEST FLOUR. A BAG ,.,...,....
25 POUND BAD ORANULATED SUGAR Q 30,
The Srcat A&P Tea “Co
Under cunvuu nix acres of around “
can at wnanluoron in. whom 440. scum nonw t.
69 [me
A‘ comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with 1 qqut running or
A, band on the finest mechanical principles. +30 four or five poo-annot-
Touring Car, tully equipped, at 31675. Runabout, 81500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
32 South nam-
omt- Io
cto
Bathing and Other Attractions
Jacons anos. Marauders.
Autos for Hir
av THE noon. on on week. EXPERT one CAREir‘UL
cuourreuns '
I ~ ‘ "
m
venv can't BUTTER, A POUND
c~oooo1uvo..ouc11
vualooooono
\oa‘ \oooolovlaoqoo
NEW POTATQfiS . ATGOS
A no wuuiaoron or. some nouwocn.
rot. No. cos. notions“ om o. m. and lose a. to.
moon»
.11.... on .1.-
“I We WI .. ”WA...“ ...... Wwow’wmfl.
HOME lNFEBTED BY FLEAS
W
own"... 91 Now anugoiow in Wilton
Avenue Moving Trouble With
A ‘ Pants
A rather peculinrmondition exists
in the home of a Wilton nvnuuo roan.
one which prevents his going down
collar at all. The house‘lo a nowciio
too, and it seems too bad that tree
access cannot be had to all parts of
the attractive bungalow-homo. The
house is situated on the northeast non
.. 1...... 11.11....
local press will naulnt that “Mr
and hill» nits" to wane their war I
“1(thle with perhaps more I ‘
rcunliu. ,
The many articles at land wh V"
kept In the collar must maria,
touched until the Betta have lit
place for their own Mildew
tool for the lime in the noun
kept In medalist. but thine!"
secured. on the family in said '
m .
nor or the old amphitheatre grounds
and to touontcd by the owner and his
wile, whose odorto are continually iii»
reeled toward ridding the house at Its
pointless:
The liens are not the ones which
trouble human onion and animals by
their presence unon'thoir hodioo, hut
nevertholus‘t their are tho little antic
creatures which can lump m times
their own «until. my are present” in
rooms and are the tortilla
do“ “the collar mine to no the
alone which om urinate, mm
auditiutortwrouon continuousl-
in to the most dangerous piano in this
wines around am. A A ‘ I
fl _ .
"hard chosen tor their worming plans. a
I
“more won Humane soot”
By the will oi EIIW
which has been admitted to
in the New Haven court,
tactical. Humane may
poo-onion of “(1.000, whit
applied to the care of euro
The relations or Mr. Ellsworth
against the dominion or the
probate. institution 1
would too hoes uranium
Wisdom of the estate now
“W.
Norwalk Chronicler