Best Bakery
Products
51 Wa:hlngtou Btu-III.
Booth Norw'nlk
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,We have s. new supply of safety"8
more and all those who desire to re
B99111 coupons may do so by calling
this office. 2 ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Douglass.
Lowe‘street, moved yesterday to
air? cottagest'Hacbor View Beach.
issEliiira Paganettl, at Stamford,
Bur erly. of South Norwalk, is‘ visiting
,‘Cbarlotte Pearson, of Hoviland
, Mrs. Hdrrie A. Pet sons and son, He
rt Allen Persons, of Newtown,
ass, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
mes foul. Grove street.
I Painters' and Decorators Union
.2 hold its semiononthly business
as ting. this evening, in the labor ly-
Baum. in Washington street.
Banner Council. No. 54, Daughters
Liberty. will hold its semimonthly
ness meeting. this evening. ip Its
in .’ in Washington street ‘
2 elm-volt General ' Electric Flat
us. while then-last. $3.65. Reed dz
oilt Electrical co. 2* .
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The regular meeting of Court Nor
(limo. 53 r. ofA.. will be held this
Zoning at Foresters Hall, Water
t, Norwalk. installation of oili-
Bore will take place as well as other
illness of importance.
now
Next Tuesday a big body of labor
union representatives are to invade the
ftjapitoi at Hartford in the interests or
e compensation and liability bill, it
2 said the labor leaders feel that the
.ill is doomed and hope to have a
alliance to show their sentiments on
the matter at least. ' ‘
The Bridgeport Pastor's association
, said to be responsible for the ar-
Minot of T. F. Mlll‘,l‘ny of Steeplechase
, {or doing secular work on Sunday and
e cause of ponds search for D. s.
ley. wanted on a similar charge.
he city is excited overuthe revival of
ifiotiyities by the association.
On Saturday the annual cruise of
I New Haven- Yaoht club starts.
‘Bonts oi the fleet are to rendezvous
‘ It Thimble islands in time for silently
start on ,Suilday. in the course of. a
. week’s runtiho ileot will‘vislt New
London, Fisher‘s Island. Groeuport.
[Sag Hurbr and Block island. getting
‘ ”their hero Baturds’y. Aux. 5th.
Mr and Mrs. John Neugobaner, iwien
ry Wilkens and Richard Nouch. of
maboldt and Louise Lodges, paid a
' Visit to Arlen Lodge. in Weatpbrt.
, Iday night. and report I decidely
plenum time. About fifty of theorem-
M It Goethe Lodge. of Stamford.
re guests of the Weatport Lodge.
flit! eyerything that was possible was
done for the entertainment of the inl»
A line supper wits served and
was Inventertulnrnent progism
‘ on as much enjoyed.
’ Built}; of the birth of I son, William
“My ““1””, Jib. to ft ind MT”.
lam Ardour? B‘lsher. ianlmsbury.‘
. of the road.
‘ Launches
Of III kindI promptly built
BoItI For BIII, 2_ 2;
All ItindI If RIpIIrlnu givinfl' IpIIIIl
2‘ attention ‘
oystIr shIil Point. NIrwIIk
last evening with friends in town.
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Fred Cumminger. 0! Stamford was,
2.9. visitor in Norwalk last evening.
J. 0 Buck. of R. G. Don. It 00..
Bridgeport, was in term yesterday at“
ternoon on business.
liam Volimer, of Bridgeport, today. ,
'l. '1‘. Payne, the well ‘known lunch
cart man, of Washington street, we
.Ivisitor in New Haven. yesterday.
John McQueen. of monitors] Deliv.
ery, enjoyed A holiday, yesterday. and
‘ Special Officer Wallace A. Sammie
took his place. .
Miss Clara Kraemer. of North Main
street. enjbyed a day’s vacation from
..her duties at Wilken‘s-coniectionery
in
store, yesterday.“ ‘
Miss Hazel Blascor, of West Main
street. is visiting Miss Ethel Felterw.
of Poughkeepsie a former Well known
Norwslk young lady.
Charles Sammie, Who has been laid.
up for a couple of days with illness, is
again able tovbe about and spent yes-
terday In Weston-on business.
in ‘Fairfield oeorge E. schoneih
drove his our into Ralph Treau and
Fred Eiycher. two small boys. They
were knocked down and badly injured
Miss Mary Long. of South Main
B!rBEt,l,iiaS returned home after corn-
of
of her uncle; John Mosterson.
Danbury.
The clumbake committee. of South
Norwnlh Council, ‘.'o. 1.253 Knights of
Columbus will hold a meeting, this er.
enlng. In the council rooms. in South
Main street. - '
Their friends were remembered with
postal curds.
Miss Emma Kosmeckl of Van 7audt
street, is enjoying a day's vacation
from her duties at Henry Wilken's
confectionery and ice cream parlor, in
North Main street.
It Is now thought that Mrs E. Mal-
blanc. of Weaton. will be able to rje.
turn home fr he Not-walk Hospital.
where abs 1
weeks, the lust of this week.
Frank Gates. of Si Water street.
pierce his thumb with a fish hooh,yes-
today morning. Dr. Robert M. Wolfe
dressed the wound which is healing
nicely. g ’
Lloyd C. Green. of Augusta. Me.
and Harold (trailer, of Greenwich, stu-
dentI at Columbia University, who
have been stopping with Mrs. Grace
Taft. oi H'svliand street. have left for
Westileld, Muss.
President George F. Poets. of the
Bells island improvement Associhtlon,
ordered five hundred gallons of road
oil today. which will be contributed on
the roads of the island. The money
qu gathered by subscription" and the
work will be done in the near future.
Misshlice Bough. a trained nurse of
New York city, whorls located. in the
New York Infants' inhrmsry In that
place. is visiting at her home in Men
win street. MIII iiaush came here to
attend her mother. Mrs. James Hurrah.
who has contracted blod’d poisoning in
her right loop Dr. Dexter iiitcholok
is in attendance and Mrs. mum «is
resting comfortably. although her foot
ulvos her some pain. .I
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The service pipe leading into the
yesterday sevrsl feet below the surface
mumbers from Jones do
Hotchlriss were put right on the job
2- Ind'repslred the break before Ironingw
Lewis W Ritch.2, oi Dsnbury. spent ‘ 1
A number of South Norwaik ladies
. are. the guests of Sheriff and Mrs. Wil-
pletln‘g arrangements for member-a1 .
‘ m I _
Miss Clara Kraemer.2Mlss Frances
Koslnccltl, John McQueen and John;
Ryan sfieut yesterday in Bridgeport'
been for the [last other
South Nor'wulk, had the misfortune to
, M.
Camp building in Water street broke -
Night Dresses. high, low. square L:
and V necks .......2.50I to $2.78“ ,
Combination Suits.i... .81 to BBBQ
Princess Slips . . $1.50 to $4.68
“Muslin Shirts ....,....III to $1.90
Lane sud embroidery trimmed ,
“nun“...nuvi". 983 toBBJJO
Drawers and Corset Covers. plain
and fancy ........'..2BI to $2.95
POST CARDS
J. 1. Ma! cite:
fforvnIriy MIIIII Damon)
BB WIIhlnuton St. 111,. 44
To Save
is not to be clingy or
mean, but to avoid un-
netteSsary expense. to
secure against Waste.»
to. lay up. to reserve.
Deposit your to-
serve with as
South Norwalk
TrilSt Go.
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$59,000,000 InVIIiId
Sol-Ion induIiry
WASHINGTON. Jilly Bliswii there is
‘any slogan. any motto that accurately
expresses the feeling and attitude of
the people during the summer months
it is “hunt the fly " All war the noun
’try files are flying and folks are swab
ting them. while boards of trade and
chambers oi commerce are offering
large sums to those who turn the
greatest. number of the dead pests.
But it remained for Dr. 1.. 0. flow-
urd, chief of the bureau of Internal
logy of the Department of Agriculture.
to point out that there is at least pile
lmonufacturemthe extent of which is
larger than is ordinarily imagined”
that will be severely injured if not to-
tally destroyed it all the lites are
awaited. it is the li\"~scieeii industry
in! which there is ot‘ei‘ 350 000, 00 iii-
vosied. 0
According to Dr. Howard; who has
made a deep study of the subject all
this money could he saved if systo
matlo fly-awaiting was changed In all
over the country.
“Not to spool: oi moving through
the decrease in doctora' bills and the
infinitely greater conveniences and
comfort when these winged posts are
done away with, " the doctor added.
"the country will save an enormous
amount of money every year by no
harlot: to buy fly Icrdons. I here
found that there is close to too. coo .000
“Invested in these fly-protrusion! in this
country today and the extermination
of the ily will naturally mean the sliv-
log of“ just this amount within tits
next two or three years." ‘
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connzo‘l‘ldu‘l‘, PATBN‘i‘Il. _
The following were issued July 28.
1911. List furnished from cities oi '
Wooster. solicitor of pole
iaridoe‘jl'ort, Conn“ ‘
Angeline Basie and I3. 1:. fidhb’cli
hridgeport. spool holder. ‘ ‘ 2» 2
James A Murray, New Haven. w
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season new neuritic,
Over in Fly
‘Aitsr I heavy
use mm“. { 2 5‘ ‘
2 Charles Buck Jr.
‘3 ‘ Electrical
Contractor
General Repair Work
AddrIII:
51 MAIN 81“., NORWALK
.‘fIIIphonest. OfiiII. 901; thII. 21-3.
Painless
Extracting
'i‘be unsolicited testimony of my,
‘mnny patients is all that is noose
sury to prove that teeth extracted
2 , in my allies are taken out absolute
iy without pain. and without any Ill
1 alter effect. If you have teeth that
need extracting come in. and beanie
to say. as so many others'huve said.
“it is true: I know it. for i have
tried it myself " ’
Dr. J. u MALLERY
16 South Main 8t., Booth Nocwniir.
Hours: 9 I. in. to 8 p. in. Sun-
. dIyI by appointment only.
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movmo morons MAN NEAR
DEATH AT HANDB or us-
msurso-ouu rorzs. ”
‘3 , ' nurmsronr. roly 27. ”Walter n.
Victory. propridtdi‘ of a moving pic-
ture theatre. had a narrow escape
loom being killed by a pistol "tater"
while aboard the Boston limited in
New York city yeoterdny afternoon
shortly before 1 o’clock. Good look
more than poor aim by a man giving
his borne on Jacob lice, of New York
city, is respomlble for Mr. Victory‘s
being alive to tell of the exciting epi
sods.
line without warning pulled out his
pistol and fired point black at Mr. Vic
tour as he was sitting in the smoking
car waiting for the train to start for
this city. The bullet whlslied close
by his ears. too close to be comfort
able. and the next minute Mr. Victory
by a left chop2on the point of the law
had his wouid~be IsIinn on the floor.
and then he was in the hands of the
police who found in addition to the
gun that he carried a razor.
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Ml“ BEWARD GET! PROPERTY.
HARTFORD. July Bdrm-naprdienia
rive Binzhum. of Naugntuck introduc-
ed a resolution In the house today
providing "that this session be coniln
uous from this date henceforth until
iinsl adjournment.“ When laughter
had subsided Rwreseutativo liver-to.
oi Milford. amended the resolution by
substituting the word “Iveroiorq” for
“flnsl adjournment.“ The matter was
tabled. 2
A bill ivoI paused authorising the
probate court of Bridgeport to direct
the pdmlnlrtrstor ot the estate of
Moorie ill. Both. late of iiridueport. to
turn over property, to Hattie it. sew
Ird, or Fairn'tild. a iriond of the do
«roused. MIII Bowers you made Iolo
beneficiary In the will. but Beth died
before it could be assented.
HouII Louder Bonito. of Fairiiold,
Ind iieprIIIutatlrc 2 Murphy. of lions
bury. were appointed I committee of
conference on s bill concerning Judge
Scott's Islam on which there was his
«resins action.
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BTATE’B Did)!" “Hill 0018
‘ DBWN “MRI III! BALE.
moonlit. July Ermine ancient elm
tree, on old landmark that has stood
L’ ; on the bonito of this Middle Coco Boy
for Iver so retro, was blown down
during the storm at Monday and on
his the have All thht is left of it are
be large roots. sticking up to show
where the on tree was once located.
«is pivotal ”I11 III
III int-gs limb hill“ to the wound Ind
from rimmed lollies arrow heads 2"
The little undercurrent of tooling
d to the correct placing of
one blame for the delay of the hiring
At any role Mr. Seymour cleared
several times that the blame did not
us in Hartford, so it must have been
somewhere between Norwalk and the
capital city.
The meeting. with fifteen voters
present. was called to order shortly
utter 8 o'clock by Moderator John 3i
Seymour and lasted but about half
an hour. .
Attorney John J Walsh was ilrst
heard. He said he understood that the
bridge bill was to have been reported
yesterday, but that it was not. so
could make no further report on the
matter, he said “The legislature will
not adjourn tomorrow, as reported
snd,‘tberefore. i, move that the must:
log adjourn until two weeks from this
evening." he continued.
insufficient length of time for an ad
journmeift snd’ suggested sojourning
‘ the meetinguutli September 20.
Attorney Walsh thought the two
weeks plan a better one, for he told.
the bill has a referendum attached
which provides for a special election
shortly after its passage. and it will
be necessary between the Election and
go over the situation in I meeting. He
meeting. even though thinks were not
ready. rather than postpone every‘
thing until the fall.
John J. Hanlon moved an adjourn
nrent to August 26.
it was then that Senator Donovan
presented the toliowing letter (or the
clerk to read:
July 19. 1911.
Hon Stiles Judson:
, Dear Senator: l have revised the
Norwalk Bridge and Park bill. as sug-
gested by you and enclose an original
and a copy. The referendum does
not include a vote for the park alone,
for nobody favors that. 1 our glad
you can consider ourmeeds and it will
be much appreciated here that you
take an interest in us. Thanking you
personally, i am
Very truly yours,
JOHN s. SEYMOUR.
Bonnier Donovan. after the reading.
asked. "What is the date the gist.
ter‘?" , ‘
Town Clerk Smith
will."
senator l)ohovah-—-"And what is the
postmark on the envelope?”
*(Zlork Smith-«J'Jtily 24th."
Senator Donovan Said: "It was on-
ly today that. the original and the
(opy reached the general assembly
and the committee] '
Moderator Seymour explained the
circumstances. lie told of receiving
a letter alter his return from Washv
iugtuu. on Wednesday morning. July
19th lie was on his Way to New
York and decided to read the letter on
the train. and having opened It and
found the nature of its contents. he
had left the train and returned to
Norwalk to write the copy as request-
ed. The letter was no follows:
New Haven. July id, 1911.
John S. Seymour. bled, Attorney at
Law. South Norwnlk. Conn.
Dear Sir: Senator Judson requests
the to write and ask you to kindly
prepare u sulmtltule bill for the bill
now pending below the joint commit-
tee on judiciary and ilnunco. provitb
Inst for the scum-notion of‘s bridge
and for tho»,oondmuuutlon of ccrluin
land. for park purposes In Not-walk.
upon the following lines. to wit:
Firotwiibt out that portion of the
proposed act which provides for the
tuirlpg oi the land before payment is
actually made therefore.
lilocoudw More Intact the provision
providing for I contribution from the
stale and from the trolley company.
Third-“Provide for referendum.
The reactor ailments that the rep
creation: clause be prepared In' such a
way so to slits the voters the option
tunity to vote upon the urination ot
D
replied, July
and the pork. and for the 1)an alone
or the bridge alone.
it! hare not made the above some
leutly oiesr. please cell the senator In
the wishbone and put his ideas direct.
The committee will hoid‘whsth In
pivoted to belt: last meeting for the
session on Tuesday evening. tiles-s.
theaters. prepare the substitute. and
either send it to Hartford by it their
room. or iddmii it‘s: the under-
himself and Senator Donovan stated “
lsauc Church thought two weeks on 22
the passage of the bill for the town to
thought ltworth while to have’the .7
taking the hind for both the bridge ‘
matters was quite interaction and a1. ‘ 2
. bouah there was no direct chsllhnp‘o, , - ,2
, .2 it was undelstoodhy the actions I‘ “
‘, Messrs. Donovan and Seymour thnt2,2
‘ there was ‘a tilt between..fliem..‘3scb
trying” to prove that the fault of thefi
‘2' delay did not lie with him.2 _. 22
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BEST FLOUR, 24%;- -LB. BAG .
To!» No. 909. \
A
man to mall, with the iirut lotlci‘
above. a week site last night. When
the letter was mailed he did not know.
or course, and surely the postiunrlt
would show that tile letter was either
hint or that the trolley conductor fun
not to do as ho was requested for rev
ciul days.
Mr. rieymour told of trfiltlesu efforts
to set into communication with Ben
.otor Judson. and that he did not. reach
tblm by telephone until Tuesday night
about 9:30 o‘clock. 2 ,
honorerfionovunpald that the log-
lslntuuo has been in session six
months and the necessary documents
were not presented until yesterday.
The account for the delay must be
told here at home and not. In Martiord
Mr. Beymour said its think the
document reached iisrtiord B. week
also Tuesday and that Booster Judson
(had received. but not rest! It.
Mr. Hanlon moved an adjournment
to two Weeks from but night.
Senator Donovan, said: “There
could to be a ilttieenrnesl Work and
action right now. The fault, not have
Hartford. i believe that on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of nest
week I result will be clearing." its
rare Insomniac for I very short
time. and It inst Intended the prom
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STAMPS FREE.
VBRY BEBT BUTTER, A POUND
stud before; is somewhere heels“ in ,
A comfortable and speedy Touring Ca‘r. with 'I quiet runnlno m or
based on the finest mechanical principles’r 4-30 four or five pIII‘I
Touring Car. fully equipped. at $1675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boatio
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLABO CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE Plug:
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Partie8
JACOBS BROS, Managers
Autos for Hire
BY THE HOUR, dav OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
CHAUFFEURS‘
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of two days the meeting might wdit
until the hill.
The amended motion was carried
unanimously and the meetih3‘ lids
jourucd until Monday night. August: 7,
at it p m. in the town llssenlliiy hail.
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FAST SCOUTWG BHIPB.
WABi-liNG‘l‘ON Jilly 27. w’r'llb yifif
trip of the scout cruiser (‘hosier‘f iii
New England to list". to pro '
erlcuuo in that ouortor during t
oiuliou hurl amply instilled the
lug of rapid scouting ships
clues. in the opinion of usvaio
u (Shower. It turbine drirm
got her soiling orrlora last 'i‘ii’
afternoon. and was able to Item
trdBt iirndioromewport. it. 1..
morning. She struck I suit or
teen and two-thirds knots our
and covered the religion
miles In three days and, tit
arriving there Monday morni
Commander is. ti. hooker
much praise lit the Navy
for the preparedness in which
kept his ship.
IMAM!“ IBALBH
Midmnili. h o. July
from the Far East reps
of the Japanese sealer
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