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The modern TOLNIG RECON-
STRUCTOR. chutnlulng the audio ,
ihal extractivea of Fresh Cod Liv-
era. with Peh’tonate of iron. , «
, field only by
F. H. BLAXTER
All Flavors
A LANE
Bl waehington Btree3.
Booth Norwaik
~ L a—norlos:
10 two a. new supply of safety
and all those who desire to re-
ttorney Joseph R. Taylor. of South
It. was out of tovvn yesterday
311’, on on business.
arse Harris, of East Norwalk, has
.3 ed a position in the Lockwood
L Maul factoring Company.
J n 8‘. McMahon. of South Norwalk,‘
ia iiitvlng an addition placed on one of:
1 uildings In Franklin avenue
W
.. iton Flynn, of Franklin avenue,
It! Lents to spend tomorrow in Danbury
Friday in Ridgeiield on business.
. in... Bella Farrell of Hartford, is
dine attest days with her .coosln.
Ll! John stlor‘, oi! Haviland street
sf
4110-1011 General Electric Flat
hone, while they last. 88. 65 Reed &
Nollt Electrical 00.1
Launches and Boats
ea... WW’M-M
{Anderson' 8 Launch Works
Of all klnde promptly built
Boats For sale
All kinds of Repairing giving epeélal
attention L
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
"an... m.
A dog light in Wall street sttractedL'L
quite a little attention yesterday after-
noon.
Janies‘O'fionncll. oiLCannon Station;
was a visitor in Norwsik yesterday on .
business.
t
Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt. oi Nor-
wnlk, spent yesterday in Ridxefleld on
business. L
George H. Ray,mond of Harriet
street spent yesterday in Bridgeport
on business.
Miss Emma'Partrlck. of Csnno'n :Sia-
tion. was a‘visitor in Norw'slk yester'
day on business.
Mrs. William 'I‘. Jennings. of Mar-
shall st1eet. spent yesterday with her
sister in Westport.
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William Norman. of Cliff street. has:
resumed his duties in Bishop 5 when
after his vacation.
Gillef c. Irving Byington. Lot West-
port avenue. spent yesterday in Spring-
field and Hoiyoke, Mass. 1:
Arthur Bushelrof Norwslk, enjoyed:
a day‘s vacation from his duties on lhel
local trolleys yesterday. '
E3 8 Dikeman, of thQ Dikeman Man-
“insuring Company, in Merwin street,
Ilse gone tomantam Lake to be gone
until Monday.
The weekly business meeting of But-
Mr Lodge, No. 97, i 0.0. 11“.. will he
3181}! this evening in its rooms in
‘1Wne'hington street.
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. . 'Plle Misses Natalie and Margaret
Rogers. Lo! Farriew tvenue, Danhury.
Ire the guests of the Misses Ellis and'
Edna W‘oithansen, at Belle Island.
Rev Fredelick Curtis. 0! Korea. who
is visiting in Norwalit, is spending 11
low 111138 at Nmthflold, Mass. 1
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J. .l. Ailoarn. of Cross’ street, ls 911.2
joylng a week’s vacation from his din.
ties' in Tl'istram 8: Hyutt’s store. .1
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, transacted routine business
at the regular meeting last evening. 3
Miss Ruth Jones, of Washington. 1)..
(1.. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. William i
L3» it you really wish to be up to date
woo should Wear a Shetland v.eil The
~ijN. B}. Ryan 00. have a wide variety or
the nrettlest and most becoming kinds.
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'lL‘wo large elm trees have been Ll‘e-
shoved lion: in front of the residence
'. ”of Mrs Reed, in Mott avenue. The
trees were nearly dead and it was
thought host to cut them down.
Ll Miss llna Force, formerly a well
known 130th Norwalk school teacher
51hr: removed with her parents. Mr.
1 Land Mrs. Frederick Force, from Cres
neat Terrace. to New Haven, is visit
in: 'frlends in town.
Hr. hnd Mrs. Hubert i8 Bishop or
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hear; Who have been touring in coma
may through the new England states
3 In Mr. Bishop’s automobile, have re-
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11111 Margaret ii. Decent crescent
L "whim?“ ”MN”, MW“ ‘1" theatre and has accepted 11 similar
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rte M. Richards who
a murals
holding the;
s with her 11 1111111: Miss Anna L.
each the month of Her son: who were at 1.111111111111111.
"a: satin his been 1:111:11, end our:
' treasurer 11:11.11 ll. Woodmen ‘
sired i‘eettr’dlu: two checks- tron: ‘
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tilled! avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. W. U.|
tumor at Spoilerd 3
B. Burueil, of West avenue. Norwulit.
Welcome Stunner Dodge, Sons of
St. George. trnnsacted routine busi
nous. last even 1;. at the regular nicot-
lug.
Charles Million. of Franklin avenue,
has taken a position in the Cometock'
Underwear Company' a plant in Knight
street.
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lilies Florence starr, of Westport
avenue. Is spending the summer in the
Catskill Mountains, having lelt town
cs.terday ‘
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Michael Carroll, ticket agent at Can-
non station for some years back. spent
yesterday on business and with friends
In Norwullr
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Thomas P. Brady. of the local trol-
ley linen, spent yesterday In Water
bury, enjoying a vacation treat his do:
ties as motorman.
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Augusta: ‘Kent, of Norwaill. correct:
ly celled “Emilia: Gus." has resigned
his position in the Lochnood'e Hail
one with the Pleasant Hour theatre.
Mrs. Wm. ill Montgomery. of holder:
place, who was taken suddenly 1111.11111-
11:11:11.: A. and George Montgomery.
were summoned home.
‘l‘he entitle of the 1:11: Marni 11111....
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tinctlveness
1,-—-who want to he better
their needs and
mmasrmalalnn.
, within certain price limits . 1 1
«will find this star aiming at all times to fill
-1L.vlll find here at all times the best buying op- .
portunltles in The Norwallts’.
_ the, city hall , tonight When the
' 3 on ordinances" I
LllringL on the on , '
dressed and yet hold ‘
, The New Store 1 3
as WellSt. Norwalk.
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 81 Long Clams.
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 10!.
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Muslin
Underwear
nght Dresses, high. low. square
and V necks .......50e to 82.75
Combination Suits ...... 31 to 83.50
Princess Slips . . JIM) to $4.50
Muslin Skirts .. ..as: to 11.06
Lace and embroidery trimmed
......... 980 to «.00
Drawers and Corset Covers..plnin
and fancy ..2511 to 82-98
POST CARDS
J. I. Mallette
(folvnerly Mieeea Dawson)
88 Washington 81. Tel. 449
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To Save
18 not to be stingy or
méao, but to avoid ua~
necessary expense, to
secure against waste,
to lay up, to reserve.
.Deplislt your re~
serve with us.
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‘South’LNorwalk
MILITMMIN N OUWKD VII?"
rode. , . , 3
L 1rwo stones:
_ rpert Standard. which new
rm neeweav. ;
Charles Buck, Jr.
Electrical ,
Contractor
General Repair Work
Adore“:
ill MAIN 813. NORWALK
Telephoneei. Office; 901; house. 21-3.
Painless
Extracting
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that is neces-
sary to prove that teeth extracted
in my oliiee are teller: out absolute-
ly without pain. and without any Ill
other sheet. If you have teeth that
need extracting come in. and he able
. to any. as so many others have said,
"It Ill true; I know it. lot i have
t: led It myself."
Dr. J. ll. MALLERY
to South also: at... loath smut
ileum II e. in. to a p. 111. eon-
days by ”minimum only.
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AGOIDINT IN A LAUNGH. ‘
‘banhivry Ieye oath: Trouble at tooth:
The. tale; at how two Dunbar: noel:
name to we: in a motor heel last
Saturday In told in Yesterday's Bridle»
Saturday evening deal-ac Headline
wore out in their tilled motor lettuce
and thought they would so in 1111': till
motion at amnion The): am. I'll
they say. towards a lot ct limits which
they mouth" I:
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L lot this very thing. Should the ordluv
once become a
.“sliavee” will he ushered into a steril-L
L zed barber. and his toes scraped clean
instead of the 3 11
r of hay rum and otilerolea‘sunt hsl’ ‘ L
Leailed by the hospital like smell
L‘sulphuric acid and other Well known
,1 geronhillers.
L the Mothers' cluh the idea will do
hy barber's instruments and hands.
ordinance has Lille harbors Worried
3 see where they re going to set on on.
, less they jump the price of a shave up
home howl attain the shaving public,
“33111110 don't appreciate the value or
3 sterilization lndeilars and cents.
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‘ 881; Glastonbury. 29?; Guiirord, 496;
‘ Ilnzford. 89:1; Washingtoniass; Water-
ll motile or was no.
shave should he on hand-L
inclines propose L-by llhé Mothers ‘
h, which, It passed will provide
law the would- be
it chair 3by an immaculate steril»
y a sérmless razor.
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j PETER DOELGLEH'B FIRST PRLIZE
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If
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. .L as ”e armament: *sr.
concoctions the nostrils will be as-
Lof .
in the opinion of the members of
much to prevent the spread at disease
3 On the other hand, the proposed
They claim that the job or sterilizing
will be almost as hard 11 one as the
work on the customer, and don't
to 26 cents. But that would Cause
SHINE WISE Plllllll
Ml PM” (if BBNPIIY
, There‘has been a big Increase in the
telephone business during the six
months ending July I.
The total number of ’phones in use
Antonia-Derby, 1.;786 Brantord, 641:
Bridgeport. 8. l29; Bristol. 1;,557 Gav
naau, 671; Chatham. 378; Cheshire.
215; Clinton. 160; Colcbester‘, , 100;
Danhury. 2.119;” Danielson. 548;» Deep
River. 220; Fairileid. 189; Farmington.
Hartford. 12,809; Jewett City. 215:
ldlcbileld. 867; Manchester. 881; Meri~
den. 2.4179; Middletown. 1.809; Milford.
888; Monaco, 2741338131111. 801; Neugm
took, 721; New Britain, 3.148; New
Canaan, 537; New Haven, 18, 306; New
London. 2,1818 New Milford 895; New
1Llown. 270; Nlantlc. 159; Norfolk 872;
Norwich. 25“; Orange. 82; Plain~
ville. toe: Putnam. 1.21311: Ridgefleld.
838: Rockvilie, 725; Suyhroolr, 859;
asymour, 339; Simabury; 518; South-
ington. 431: South Norwalli. 2.410:
Stafford, 2153; Stamford, 3.391; Thomp-
sonville, ‘562; ’l‘homaston. 286; Tor.
rinston. 1.11011; Trumbull. 211: will.
bury, 4.810; Wutertown. 317: West
port. 403; Willlmanilc, 1.598; Windsor,
288: Windsor Locks, 1‘88; Winsted.
lilo. "’
The actual Increase in the differént
exchages in six months follow: An-
eoilis- 1111‘. 110; Brantord. 1:28;
Bridgeport, 429‘: Bristol, 88; Canaan.
49: Chatham. 26; Cheshire. 18: Clinton,
‘80: Coicheeter.8; Danhury.150: Dan-
leledu. Bil; Deep River. 181 Fairheld.
52; Fermlneton. 80; Glastonbury. 21:
million! 1012; Hartford lilo; Jenett
City. :1; thchileld, 11?; Manchester. 5431:
Meridon. M18: Middietqwn. loll; Mil:
lord. 208; Mooaup. l‘l: Mystic. 88:
Neuaatuoll. 83; New 11:11:11,191: New
Canaan. M; New Maven.‘ 678; New
London. I24: New Milford. 26; New
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Orsnee. 8; Piainville. 2t; Putnam. ’lli:
Ridaeheid. 80: Reckviilo, 2%: 8a?»
brook. :11: Rumour. 28; Bimlbury.
18; Stimulation. 82;, 1501111: Norwaiit.
188: discord. 131‘ Stamford 888;
Thomaeton. is: Torrlaatou. “lo; Tram.
hull. 21;Weliinltiord. 68: Washington.
87: Veterinary. llll. Wetertown. it.
’Weetnort. as: Willimentla. 118; Wind
1111.21; Windsor 1.1111111. 111i: Winatsc.
58.
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DOV ITANVLID TO DEATH
Twe-Yeeebld Left Ileil can: to Blind:
"* Mountain
HWILKEHBAMEE. duly 26.1w Two
him dander found on the too at
Wilkeslmrm mountain the 11:11::
«else use and for trans: e fruitless
math 111d Mconducted until a
new not dammit: 1:111:11: the
tnoyeandid John helium o1 Alden.
near here. who disappeared clout“,
L . Mint!“ ill! “will“ Ill Willy llllll
_ 111a: dinner
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JACOBS BROS., Managers
Tel. 500
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Tel. No. 909.
EDITORS TAKE DAY AT SHORE.
Web-bl-
Treliey Ml the Way to Daybreak and
flan Enjoy Thaineelvee by sea.
The members or the Connecticut
Editorial association held their annual
summer banquet Monday at the
Three Elms house at Stony Creek.
Twenty editors. with their lady guests.
Ieit. the New Haven station in a
special trolley car tor stony Creek,
where another special trolley carrot:-
de; the conductorship of Charles ll.
Scholey. or the Shore Line Times, tacit
the party along the picturesque chore
line to submit. "Mr. Buholey pointed
out the spots of Interest on the say.
To inert oi the party who had never
been over the new line there, was
Lionel: tolnisreetwthc pretty town at
(lament, the attractive little town of
Madison through sitters shaded
. iretches oi plclumoue meadow lende
{skirting the share all 1111 ”war to West:
limit. end finally the arrival at the
the return to the Three Milne house
tempura: dinner was served. and the
lone ride in the invigorating .11: Lets
there this small excuse for say use
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L _ EHRET'8.LLIEBMANN'8 OLRL PIEGLLELNSPAN'S BEERS. case...
L’ FINE oatlronma chairs-r, gallon atone jug
L Phoné 440.
A comfortable and speedy TopringL cLaLr, with a quiet runnlnp ct
based on the finest mechanical princlplee. 4-30L tour or five passe
Touring Car. fully equipped. at $1675. Runabout, 81500.
W B. UNHOLTZ
Agent forIWestern Connecticut
Autos for L' Hire.
L av THE noun. DAY on WEEK.
Oscar H. Banks
Telephone 6813
A81P Store
9 m LL L
WEDNESLDAV. JULY 25. I8 HEB LETTER DAY IN OUH STORE. TEN
STAMPS FREE.
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25 POUNDS GRANUMTED 8UGAN FOR
The Great A&P Tea Company
134 WMHINQ‘I‘ON IT. IOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries II: to a. m. and 2:30 o. m.
trolley runs. the lone.
8W little with (I! Submit. 631‘
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EXPERT AND CAREFUL.
FEURS
. NORWALK, COLNN.
lals at the
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free min-11.1
RIDGEPIELD ARREBTS. L
Strict Enforcementol Auto Law I
That Village.
llauhury outcmohiilsts who vantur
into Rilllieilold will do well to I31
care as to the manner 01 their drill
through the streets of that viii
the automobile laws are being 11111
enforced there and three 11:11:11.. ‘
made yesterday forfiinor Infra 11
Special attention :is being elven
violations of the law prohibiting ill
cutting out or mufflers in 11 iii
borough. according to into ma
from. ...usedeld and one or
yellterdaye arrests were for
louse In one case a. line of i
live dollars was Imposed audits
ct 111a, others the one was ten 1 .
this or the parties arrested ’
driver oi 1.111111111111111.
through the silicate.
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his. lei-Ire automatic. ma:
(locale sister to hridmo
month or Somewhat rot
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