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” PRIDGE PHARMACY
I. PARKER. Monger
A «new dwelling is being exected in
, Uliilries street, East; Norwa’ik
fl‘he East Norwolit Improvement Ae~ '
ventilation will meet at the Mayflower
trnok house, August lot, at 3: 30 p. m.
“Um
E“. s Ainswmth will be the lender
or the meeting of the Young Peepie' s
Sufiieiy of Loyal Woxkere, which will
beheld Sunday.
' Moloney has moved his house-
l1 diameter from First street to Dny
street, South Norwalk where he has
onened up a grocery store.
M
' Eire Stewart 0. Moiwehell Mrs M.
L..Dessu1eou and M1s R G Murphy,
of East Nei'walk,we1e the guests of
life. William Voiimer, of Bridgeport.
,ir. Vlfzhnn, of the mm owanhn c
.brflscoil, of Dorian, was :1 visitor in
Eight Norwn‘lk. yesterday afternoon,
positing the afternoon with James Pur-
her, of the Bridge Pharmacy
Attorney and Mrs. Leo anis 11nd
son Leslie. of East Norwnik, started
yo’hterdny for their annual vacation
trip. They will spend the time at
Lake Placid. 1 . Y. and 1110 sloppiniz
at, the Grantiview Hotel.
trim is booming and the walks are
‘fi'plinging into existence (in) in day
The improvement, to the district is:
marked find the inluos oi the proper-;
ty: will undoubtedn be ailected by tho‘
ch'nnge tor the better.
The storm, this morning, looked ro-
titer dubious for the motor hont pun,
’ a e which is scheduled to he hold.
I tomorrow afternoon. Howeici. the
enthusiasm of those who are to lake
‘ ' purl. line not been directed nnd the
ruin,will not cause them to .give up
the parade unless it should storm, to
' ‘ marrow. '
1e ,
a
Jerome E. Smith, sccertnry oi’ the,
Heiillcltci‘lllub. is making native pl‘e-'
mpni‘ntions for the homecoming of the
, treneurei', Duniol I.‘llomincdien, who
arrived in East Norwnlk from Slam-
~'. ford. N. Y., iliondui'. Mr. Smith was in
the store, yesterday. getting old ciiuirri
into proper shape and diucuneing plans
' “lor the reception‘of the populnr irons-
urer. ' .
v
C i-‘l. Pintt, of East Norwnllt, u‘lho
fought with the Union utopia at tho
bnttle of (it-(twining, is enjoying ox.
oéilent health and often recalls tlid‘
burrowing experiences of those whol
look port in their great tool of
nti'englh. Mi. l’lnll still roinins the
' _ which which he carried during the
light and in nituclicd lo the timepiece.
The nose of the snme is dented, show
ring tiint its owner went through some
'tongh ncrlmmnnee during the any.
(l. Word Von Alutyne'e experiences
with the 11qu is the topic of conversa-
tion at the 0111111111111 Loundry liioee
dnfyn Word took 11 tilp in Bell in-
morn home, he crooked the mo-
chino. he panel. but the enginglnlied
respond and remained still. invoe~
titration thawed. that he had new
slanted to replendinh the nuppiy of
‘ gasoline. 'i‘lieyoung mnn wan forced to
walk lotion Standard Oil Company
11. with 11 live gallon can or
the fluid“ after Which he Merton no
111111 r ed to hie home, touching on-
ly the 131111 pieces on his return jour-
‘Trolleymen-gtephen. ‘ Brittle, pe
Wednesday
garage for his new automobile.
been the should or relatives‘ in Bridge“
port. ‘
spending 11 month in the White 119.111.;
teins.
her chilies as milliner nt Mro Under‘
woodfle ' , . .w
a position in the oilice of the C B
Doige Co. . , . ..
meriy or this place) has been Visit-
ing in town .
pieted for his new residence on North
Main sn‘eet.
turned Mom 11 visit with relatives inl
Massachusetts.
is vieiting til the Bennett home on;I
Uompo street.
on from n weeks stay with her sister.)
in New You: cit).
line nrrired at Cell Pasture beach. lot“
a.illl'ee week's bionrn. )
home or his. grandfather, Pettick Dun-1E,
nignn. for the remainder of the sum l
mor.
"f‘l‘ho sidewalk campaign in the die- .
the summer at Compo bench is mourn, 1'
ing the dose or 11 not bundle hull tor ,
tier. . l
lionnl church will bind their picnic in
i he announced later. 1
- day. , ;
lund recently. When it come time to .
ii“ Waterbury. .
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mMrs. Frank/Raymond ht .Oroes‘
Highway;l “Iorylll.”
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Misses Julie and Mary London lie-Ive
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Mr.‘ and Mrs. J Augustus Lees one
Miss Mable Warren has mourned V
Mice Marion. Jennings has secured
'w
Mrs. George Mills, of Yonkers (for-
l
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Robert '1‘. Lees has the cellar com~
Mrs George A. Darrow has re-
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Mrs A. ll. Grant, of New Jersey:
Miss Knllu‘3n Sherwood has ioturn- .
George Stewart, of New York citing
Finncis Vaughn is visiting at the
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lilies Grace Morgan who is spending
The Sunday school or the Congraege
piece will l'
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August The date and
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Dr and Mrs. J. C. Newkirh, Mlssl,
Alice Smith and Mrs. William Kulg
huff inn'c iclnrued (mm 11 \1 echo out
intuit AsburyWark N. J.
l
A number of the Fresh Air board 3
cm enjoyed an outing at Benrdsieyi
park, Bridgeport, with the (ireensl
Forms Silhdhy lechool. picnic, yester-l
Minn Annie linrris nnd Mien Anni
iicludorl, of New York, nre visiting in‘
iow.t1 Miss Harris is milking nr-rnuge‘
;montn to open her residence in the
anrms next season, utter runny ‘ lin-
proremcnte have been made. ‘
. Frederick M. Salmon and John F. I
Dolly. regisiinre of voters, will be in:
session in the town hull on the iiret;
,nnd second Fridays of August to reg i,
later the politlonl predeliclions 01:7
such electors as may uppenr. All this
work is in preparation (or caucuses
'I‘ho report that Perry Mullins is 1111-
provlng is untrue. At then Norwnik
hospital it well elated yesterday that
no lrncco of internal injuries-had been
found, but the My iii now suffering
from o. compinint which never tron
bled him before, and it in thought lhut
this intent development mo‘v he the re‘
unit of the injuries which he received.
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS. ‘
The following transfers otreni or
into' in the Tom at Norwnik have
been recorded upon 'izpwn Qlerk Her-
bert n.81nith'o bacilli-within the duct
few new. '
A During a Red
Tag Sale is an
Excellent Time
Furnishings
25c Uudcruonr .......... .xgc
50c LK‘iulcrurai ..... .. . .. ..39c
50c l‘our-iuwullimls . ...... . .. .39c
$1.1‘1oiniouSuits . one
. 156 White inmaterciuen ...*9c‘
. 101‘. While l-lnnt‘lkcrcluofs .........GC
5111‘ (flvcralln ........ 39c
Coats rematch" 39c
50c “tithing Shirts 3' ........3gc
Has Taken The N orwelks by Storm
It s the Best Buying Chance of the Year
to Stock Up on
Fancy colors-also Blue Chembray and
Fancy Twills.
$100 . \cgligoc Shirts .
15c black ”use . . . . ..
.1». ...... .79C
.1 ..... ..9C
tee-loll
Negligcc Shirts oi“ the {nineties Star and up ,
...$x.15
Blue Serge Suits
l'n'xciy illiiil should have a ll luc Serge Suit
ll .4 the suit their» ulnplcw to be worn in {air
wcnllur or i'ouimfut \ncuiinn or business
\\'(.11. it :4 en biopic :1 unrnunt that few sloi‘cu
rctlucc tlnni during sales. \'ut so here 0111'
ruluciious .uc liln‘r .1i—- ~jusl about cost lot no
111 11k those garments with our usual close
prices. notwitlisiamllng their; extreme desir-
nbiliii Its a great chmnc for 311111. with .1
uitlc line of plain and luum \\ 12:1ch to choose
fr.oni Nolt‘:
(.iucll makes. $1.50 rcnuinr; now ..
Suite formerly priced at $10.00.
Suits formerly priced at $15.00.
Suite formerly priced at $18.00.
Suits formerly priced at $20M).
Suits fonncrly priced at $25.01),
now. . . . .8845
now. . . .81245
now. i. .$‘i4.85
uowf. . £16.85
now. . . .$x9.85
Buys Underwear
The 25c and She Balbnggan
Underwear, long Sleeve. shirts
O 0
No hurrah methods here—well reduc-
tions are legitimate and genuine.
Every Suit is reduced in price and
hundreds of men hove benefitted and
hundreds more will Come when they
realize the magnificence oi the other-
inge. We hove the confidence of
the people in our sales for every re-
duction is real. There are nobody’ s
discards in this. sale; nobody’ s miss
takes. Only Clothing cf the
character 18 represented. A clearing
out of all merchandise bought this "
season. Nothing is carried ever.
A Straw Hat
on be worn many weeks We
PriCes are wa‘
DoWn on
Straw Hats
Straws formerly $1.00, new . .
Straws feriiicrly $2.00. now ..... . . . . . . .$I.
Straws formerly $3.00, new . . . . . . . . . . . ($1..
Panumas, formerly $5.00. 11011; .. ' I
Pauaniag, formerly $19.00. now . ..
highest
.....
well afford at these prices
All Suit'fVaiues to $l2‘
All Suit Values to $15
All Suit Values to $18
All Suit Voices to $20
All Suit'Valuee to $25,.
All Suit vnlues to $30
now $7.85
new $10.85
new $13.85
110111181485
now $l7.85
now $22.85
buy a number of
Suits . . . ..
$1.50 Suits ..... ........
$2.00 Suits ....
$2.50 .
$3.50 Suits ............... . ..... . .
$1 00
11
to? save [nosey on Boys’
Knicker 81 WaSh
WASH" SUITS
$1.00 Suits now priced ....7gc
$1.50 Suite“ now pi‘iccil . . $1.15
$3.00 Suits now priced ”$1.45
$5.00 Suits now
$2.50 Suite now priced $1.85
..$2.65
$3.50 Suits now priced
This Sale gives mothers an excellent chance
KNICKERBOCKERS
$4.00 Suits now priced ..
Slim Suits now priced . .
$7.00 Suits now priced . .
$8.50 Suits now priced . . $6.85
Yo ths’ S its '
'1 his store has .1111 a) s enjoy ed a magnificent
patronage from the young men, for our style
11: we. .1lwnxshzui that “snap" and charhcter the.
101mg man so (leeires.ll1is sale offers ti
host vsnluc we 16 c\ or been able to put out
fang Cossimcrcs and \\ oretcds in handsome
Colorings. handsome Blue Sergcs, sizes 115 to,
20 wars, .1111] e\ or) suit guaranteed to fit And
at pric cs “lilill challenge yom crcdulity when
)011 see the goods shouu £01 the prices at
which tlicx arc lxcd lagged.
\ouug Men: 5‘ Suits, 11- cre $6 00, now. . . . 33.88
X oung Mons Suite. were $8 50 now. $6.45
Y nuug Mon 5 Suite 11 ere $12 81 $10, now $7. 35
Young Mon' 5 Suite, were $15. 00, non. . . 310.85
Men’ s Hose
Broken Line of Men 11
50c Silk Plaited and
Lislc‘ll‘osc
Suns
. $3.115
. $3.85
. . $4.85
. $5.65
priced. .
I 9
and long drawers '
Wheeler, of New Canaan, lot and
buildings. Harbor View Bench. War.
Elizabeth Oinude io Bridget Darcey.
mo building lots, in Roosevelt street.
War. .
'John H. Knepp to Qlerence 11.111111...
building lot in 11131111191111 avenue. War.
Elizabeth Claude to Rose and Louie.
(linude. (our lots and buildings in New
‘town Avenue. Wnr.
John ll. Knapp to Jennie Jervie.
gbnllning lot on? Highland avenue. War.
Edible «11 Emily Portico Dlebi‘ow to
John Kuovio, Wilding lot, nan: Wash
infiongt greet. lilac. need. .‘
Jolie lienmnn to Monk 0 Johnson. 1
11 War. ‘ 1 ’
Glenuon and more to William A. "W V, I L 8
body of Harry Miller: I noncommu-
eloned onloer o! the 88th Continent.
least Artillery, U. 8.11.. Itntlo'ued ‘on‘
Fort Terry rm tonne in Plum Clot
yeeterdsy afternoon by the crew or
the yacht owned by (i. ii. trombone:
. Providence, and toned here. Coroner
Dorie. oi Middletown. viewed the pm
today.
tiolee in the pockets at the nnllorm. 1
Under Millers night on there wee u
very deep gneh. ,' ;@
SOLDIER DROWNED AT BAY‘
BROOK. .
ISAYBROOK POINT. July 28.4-v't'lio
a laborer ,Iiong
noun K‘itLeo
Patel Aeel
HI
Pi'i‘h'b '
IonI we killed
lured hurt nleht
identification?!“ mode by in"
seemed tobo going wrong and the
"hurl lust 1111 won on be oil the earth
as not." iler sitter 11 little later tannd Q _
the body Mr. Smith in employed BI
dren are 11le 4 left. ,,
M“July liltuh‘our perv»
oldie It I1 grade ermine
The Reed '1. Von
‘1 Electrical “Co.
chore. 11nd two chil
_, , , . The 0nl9 Polly Ionian-d
“ ., A'e AN expense 1 “”75"!“ “WP
I'rnmne AN increment. ‘ 1.. gm em
mm... omouemo euro sum-1.1: I;
“ '* monster-etc mu: 1."... new
and one uriouaiy low M“ Nomellr. Hum Hull am
when 81 last explorer 'W
ennuflronlp 11.111.11.11” elite oi; ills": financier. 11nd lonelier
It the .Merzoret blorriroh Clemente
: Ichool It this our; MrI‘. John Reed. ill.
Maw
Glii ”lantern
g. thlb anew ind
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Dei'niition oi chem _
Chiropractic: in the team of the ,:
come oi the all IIIII and the In at adv ;.
noting the «me. timeout are cooled .
y a wrench tent or 111mm 111 the
111111. Even u «all. 111 childhood it»
create: pipeline nerves and pain
i’Il’er iii; in the inherent muons Ind
iimliii. ,
mmmethe more of Q _; ‘
gin. and heath“:
tattered through? mooning
nerve system in on!“ boot. , ~
Newcomer» ii ruthenium. PM!» '
Ill. Kurt. Kid new one Min bio
on“ one am IpeoiIi emotion.
curvature tithe You trill-
never regret an»; entrapment I '
e‘hI when pron.
“alflfi ‘
rum”
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