hi
on Secmre. will he held, this evening.
. Norwnlk Public Library will hohl its}
idiom moved to the H w Mather upon
a, nlng.
f if 7 CHQICE ' ‘1
. lane’s’Pure
.lce Cream
' By the plate or gallon
""‘Bost Bakery
-. , Products
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
Mrs. J. B. Lawrence, or West street,
in vitlnhing in Troy, N. Y.
The Igohoda Yacht. Club will hold its
thly business meeting, Friday eve-
The ill-w eekly meeting of Eureka
obekuh Lodge ulll he held, Friday
P'QP‘PIS'
VINOL
’I‘ho modern TONIC RECON
STRUCTOR. containing tho medic-
inal oxtlaotlvos of Fresh Cod Liv-
are, with Peutonote or iron.
391 d only by 9
F. H. BAXTER‘
w-..”
{Anderson's Launch Works
Launches , and . Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boon For sale
All kind: oI-flepnirlng giving epoolo'l
attention
,Oyuter spell Point, Norwalkfi
Byron Gardner, of Bothol, is visiting
-
hin sister in Norwalk.
. Mrs. Winnie Smith-Bray, of Wilton
avenue, to ill nt her home.
Charles Murray. vpnintor, of Ilorriot
street, is ill nt. his home.
Frederick Cation, oi Stamford, spent
yesterday with friends in Norwalk.
M
Mr. and Mru3 0. ll. Evnrts, of New
Huron, are in Norwalk for a few days.
4—”
Clifford Sounders, oi Wentport over
one. is visiting relatives in Elizabeth,
N. J.
m .
Misses Marion and Julio Stewart, of
Norwnlk, are visiting Irt'londs‘in [inn-t
vhul‘y.
George L. l..ocltwooll, of Norwnlku
spent yesterday in Now York city on=
business.
Wcioome Stronger Lorine, Sons of?
Miss MoPenke. of Ornngo, N. .l., is
“ tho‘guest of Mrs. E. O. Ketcham, or}
{diamond avenue.
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[The Building 'l‘rndesl‘ Council will‘
hold its semi-monthly business meet-
Ins, It‘ridny evening.
Mr. and Mime Archie Wollerbolrsef
intent houne in Elizabeth street.
Miss Edna Weber, oi 'l‘nrrytowu.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of Coult Frances; Order of the Gold
The boom of dlireotom of the South"
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monthly business meeting. Friday croi
Miss 'linudo (.‘ustle, o! Norwnki but:
‘ ' returned home alter a ulslt oi several
days with Miss Maude Vorthrop, in
Georgetown l
The monthly business meeting oi"
the Hat Mallets Society ulll ho hold
this owning in the Labor Ltcoum in
Wn'shlllgton silecl. l
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Butlerlmdge, No 'l? l t) t.) l‘ will
.hold Its uookly business meeting, this
evening, in the hull oi tho lriplo links,
In Washington otlctt
A regular meeting of the motor hontl
parade oonlnlltlre ulll ho llfld 'Ihuls-
. day evening, Aunn-st .lld, oi the South
"oiod to ho hold. this evening.
ly~irflothiollexm willhoitl its noun-monthly
, f or South Norwulit Co'nclnvo. No. 418,
m; ‘ . 1
.'!or a two Weoin' 'sloy wt Summits,
Nor‘wullt Club at is“ p. m.
Stephen lllmt‘llls, of Xoru'lllk, Illifi’
purchased 2-1 norm of loud in Wcslon
from Lnu'l‘cncc iii: l’ll lcnx, tho South
Norwnlk rcnl ostnto unontea.
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Tho motllly lluslnnan meeting of tho
vaorth lionituo of. the South Norwnlk
Methodist Episcopal (lhurrh, in nobod-
‘Tho family at Arthur l. Morgan, or
Gmnd street, Bellini. lottlrnod youtor-
may from II We wcoks stay at tho
My cottage. in Como Beach.
0
Lady .Tounlnlro Lmlllo. Shepherds or
buslnosa monthly, tlllu evening. In Rod
Mon’u Hall, in Worthington ntmot.
The monthly burlnoaa limiting of
Ignore lmllgo, multipliers of Hermann.
will be held this melting. in tho Quur
totto Club Hall. in North Muln street.
Frederick Kano, who in onlzployod In
theisounhcnhurg Piano (in. ct Wash.
lugton street, loft Monday morning
Vt.
it
’I‘ho nemidmonthly huslnona meeting
I. OIL, will be held, this ovonlng, in
in South Main
S
. Blurring. B. But/an. of Madison
m, otortod Inlay for Ocean Grove.
m timer. whom one will menu two
“its. him. now won uncommitted
int illowulors \ Y
N. hos recovered from n violent attack of
5 Y., is spending a few tlrlyst with Minn
‘ Ethel Becker, of Fa-trtlold avenue.
the lungs sufi'orod inst u‘oolt.
‘lugton nvouuc. ls» til“ guns: or lir. null
'Il.
4 go
Sl. loome. trnunllctcd routino Dual-l
noss last evening.
\l'nltor Smith, the well-known base
hnll plnyod, is plotting in Network, N.l
.l., for n few days.
hits D. .llill and hilt: -..llthul‘ Hill,
of Norwnlh loll yesterday fol n tislt
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Spicor,
loorgo W. of (‘hmp street,
ptomnino poisoning.
Charles: i’nrkcton, of North nt‘onuo,
continues ill Irom the hemorrhage of
Mr. and Mrs, Clmrlcs Gniuon, of.
ilnrlford, are visiting Mr. and Mm.
(“.hnrion Schumann, or hioln all-cot.
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Minn Brw‘ntllle l. Ratios. oi’ South
lNorwnllt. is in llnnbnr), tolling tlw ox
llmlunilon at tho, fillllt‘imlllill school
in order in ohlniu stuto Olemelllal} orl
ntl'ltutory (oilificnton l
A \‘olwnlit (“at lowing the corner:
of Main htlcct null l’llllflolll nr.cuuo 1‘
illidzt null 315“ ill“) at 12: no o'tlo it
\llliio mining tho t‘lll‘illl‘, knotltcll yor- g
t‘lilL of the W“II£-S lloon. 2
Mrs. .I.llllt‘l¢ Rulor \IIS ltvlltl'
Mrs Snmuol .\ Innis- and
"W
H the
Allyson Million \i. “lilmnlon lull lioro
thy N. Rllior oi lblmum spam no?”
loldn) as tho guomu at Mill llnnlol W
Mooltcl, nt hot Ctllnuo .lt llollu ln~ l
loud. « l
. ”M" l
J. Mt‘Cllll‘o livllows. ol‘ N0. Iii Form 1
Mill. ll‘runris llucou. nt Montlnuully, on
tho St, Lawrence lllt'ot'. lie rccoutly
l‘ellil'lll‘ll from villiilnl: hlr. and Mrs.
M. Srhuylor. ut Lonox, hinsn.~-
Hartford Cournnt.
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Mr. and Mrn. Front: Burroll Forgo-
non, of Wont Norwnlk. will oilllorvo
tho ill-st nnulvorunry oi” their marriage
tomorrow. Mrs. Ferguson wot; form»
orly Minn Endorn Louise Saunders.
The young (outplo ore roach-Inn tho
bout. wiahou of their molly l'l‘lolltln for
continued nuocosn and hoppinosu.
'l‘ho family of Joules-17:. Gallagher, of
hourly I’lnln ntl'oot. lintilol, arrived
yootordny lit Compo lloncb, whore they
will npond :two woeltu tut. tho Clurltnon
(lotutlto. llownrd Beckett lll’itl family,
of South moot. notilol who have no
culiiod tho cottngo during rtho past two
weoko rottunod homo Monday night.
Will-him Noni-innit. the favorite and
popular pianist ol’ Hart‘s Theatre,
louver on Saturday evening. Hill «on
prolynlvo music and unlimited roller-
ltolro will ho greatly tutored by the pn-
trona. all oi whom uro sorry to and him
Mr. Nnncnnn will leave from bore
to travel through the New England
stolen, introducing his own compost
tlonn and publications.
The Hartford Fair. which in to ho
hold M Charter Oak Park during the
final wool: in Beotombor, announces
President. Tim no one qt MIG ultimo
dons. According to information ro~
oolvod in Hartford (tom Washington;
Easily,
$12.00 SUITS, now
$15.00 SUITS, now
$18.00 SUITS, now .. . . .
$20. no SUITS, now
$25.00 SUITS, now .. ..
$30.00 SUITS, now ..
‘ You’reMakingfiMoneY ‘
uuuuuuu .u--o..uu
Buying
Clothing at this Sale
vlzottov
........
Furnishings at Cut Prices
Here are just a mere handful of the so or more. big Fur-
nishing Goods valucs:
$1. 50 Cluctt and Star Negligec Shirts . .. .. . . . . .31.:5
$1. 00 Union Suits .............. ,. . . .. . . ..... 79c
. 50c Work Shirts . .................... . . . 39c
soc Underwear ................................ .-. 39c
15c Black Hose ...... . ................... . . . 9c
50:: Overalls. with Coats to match, each. .. . .39:
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Not-walk.
:4 South Main St.
South Not-walk
lLarge Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 8: Long Clams
Hard Crabs
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
There Is
No Secret
ABOUT SAVING MONEV
it
spending loss than you
I: a limplo can oi
urn. Every man must
decldo for hlmaolt how
much he will «vow-om!
do It.
South Noeralk
Trust Co.
Faye. 4% on Savings
NORWALKERS BATHE AGAIN.
Joncpb Kenollc. Jumcll Burke and
Spocitll ()illcor Willlum Chino, oil at
Norwulk, wont to Combo Hench yon-
tordny, there to who u second turn at
the bathing ndvnhtngea of tho hint-o.
Tho variouo lmprovolnontu and chaos-
on ultloo their lust, Well-remembered
swimming trip. has tired the trio with
onthusianm out! they may he seen any
day in the near future wonding their
way Compownrd, with bathing suits
neatly strapped-up in their hands... It
is said that con umnll child linked tho
turnout of the potty, "Are you tho lite
nnVer here?" Hill reply war not report.
ed.
Mr. and Mull. Kenneth St. (South have
nettlrnedlo New York city, their home.
utter a visit with relatives in Norwalk.
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gnu-u
FREE DELIVERY.
Charles Buck, Jr.
Electrical
General Repair Work
Addreu:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Toiophonasz.
Porcelain
Plates
Are you one oi those persons whose.»
mouth in in llttch u condition that u
rubber pinto is continually looking it
sure, null Rocha you in n uorvouu state
oil the limo bocuulzo you are obliged
to “W: on roll. (outlet and oftentimes on
liuuidn'.’ II no. bore in just what you
uootlmwhnt you have often full the
hood ot-«A PORCELAIN PLATE. Tito
moot snnitary pinto made. Como In
and let me tell you about. it.
Dr. ‘ J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwutt
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 n. to. sun
days by appointment only.
LAST WILL OF FATHER KENNEDY
ADMITTED.
NEW HM’ 3N. August 2.--’l‘ho last
will or the late Rev. Polar M. Kon-
uody. formerly pastor of St. Funolh'
church of Fair Haven, who admitted
to probate by Judge Studloy. Saturday.
Deanne the fact that the will was con-
tested by relatives no notlc9 a; appeal
has been tiled yet.
Owen GI‘OMR and Cornelius Con
way. named executors by therwlli,
Were ordered to die a lointbbnd’ at
llllilllllllli lllllltll
““88 Mai With Success ill Other
. avenue and the residential section or
‘ and they would rnther leave the road-
Contractor.
Office. 901; noun, 21-3.v
.lnt it ill being repeatedly adopted in
APPEARS III III? PIPlllAll
Cities and is Claimed to be
Cheapest and Best
:i‘ho question of ille‘hind or perma-
‘nent pavement that will give the best
msultn {or the least money and rnleol
withflall tho requirements {or name
yearn to colon is one that. is ugltmngy
many of the property owners in West
Main street Just at the present time.
It luovidont irom nil thet can be goth-
ered among tholle most interested in
those localities that «the grout majority
of tho taxpayers do not want brick
block and they are determined to light
hard against its adoption at the city
meeting next Thursday evening. Front
“Kluge.
CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ABE. cans of 24 bottles
«uncount-
.. $2.56 '
C
A rebate of title on tease when returned.
VARUNA GINGER ALE, per dozen
CANTRELL. a. COCHRANE’S BELFAST GINGER ALE, dozen. . .$1.45
w. T. GRAY'S GINGER ALE. dozen bottles
CANTRELL & COCHRANE'S BELFAST LEMON SODA. doz. .. $1.45
W. T. GHAV‘S SODA (all kind.) dozen
’.90c
.. ........ .y.-¢..
M3100
Ill-I ..
SELECT
all sources comers tho cry that brick in
too noisy n llnvolnont for motions such
as the city fathers intend to improve
wuys as they on: than to how the
brick installed where they are so lital
ly interested.
Wood block. while in some respects
in in good form of pavement. is him
golhor‘itoo tarpon-sire a proposition for
Norwnlk to cont-litior just hi this time.
as tho luylng of such material hr any
one of the sections to be improved
would practically out up oil at tho
bond issue money and lehro no funds
for the proposed improvements in the.
flilml‘ thoroughfares. On this account
kind of pnvenlonl now. The only Oil!—
or form of lml’olilollt that. in under Con-
nldcrntlon in the ponulnr bitulltllic,
which tho Warren Brothers Contmul’.
of liostfin. out: of the largest pat-inn
chm-crux in the country, in desirous of
llill in: the city adopt in the residential
auctions to be improved.
While it is n incl illlll runny of tho
loral property owum‘s bnro n lilllitod
knowlodlzo of tho bitulithlc povemvnt
(hero my: no low of tllunl intorcntod in
llm sections whore the paving is to
ho dom- tvho urn giving the hitnlllhio
lnwtuent their curoiul tonsidernllon
ulth n vino of it mini! the material told
‘in “out monuo null Muin shoot from
C‘ronn sit-cot to the New Conan road.
GROCERIES
TEAS
COFFEES
ALF. Beckmann & Co.
83 it 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
......$1.oo_y
a.
BUTTER wmsa
sass
LIQUOR8 . .v '
'9‘
Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK ‘
A comiortablo and speedy T curing Car, with a quiet running motor, '
based on the finest medhanlcai principles. 4-30 four or five' passenger '
Touring Cur. fully equipped, at I 1675. Runabout. $1500.
W. B. UN HOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
very little consideration In given this .
r
32 South Main St
Roton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, 5S
Bathing and
Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties v'
Tel. 500
JACOBS B
ROS, Managers
ir‘roln mun}; dilioront sourocs
hnrn lonrnod or the. good qualities. of
tho hituldtblc null tool rotti‘idont that;
when it has mot with such big sncrossl
in minor cities it would be just the nr—‘g
tirlo for tho stl‘ootn to he
hero. Thoso who have not had the opg
portlluily of making personal im'onti-f
gntloltn of tho pnvomotlt in other Iocubf
tries place concldornhio crmlonco inii
“hm some of the city omcinln say in;
rclution to tho some. The latter loolol
(‘1‘ thin form at pntomont over in Port
t‘hutuor, ‘.\‘. X . Sprinuilcld. Mulls”
whore it It; bolus: inltl mound tho nlll~
ion tloilnr city hall, und hots boon lnjj
ubo lo:- lnnny yours with My. nuccossd
mid in othcr villus. ullll llzl\'(‘ notlllngl
llmt unrds of luniso {m it. It is at
llnwnont, tho. t‘tlilfllllill, but is \t‘i}
ollllluuhlo tm ‘S‘llt'll sot lolid ns \\ ost‘
nwtmo and llllll‘. )lnin wool and
thorn is no doubt but \l’ildl they with
rcrmnluond its use ill those lornlitics.
;:lt lilo routine city lncoziuu. Tho semi
mum rooms to he stl‘nnl) in furor of
this town or pmomcnt jllfii nt prrrulttI
null it:ll'll“lllili‘l)' so tillltlllil the mold
dents oi‘ \Vost uvcnuo who are unul-
lrluid) onposutl' in any l'm-nl of brick:
on that thomunllture. ,
“\lc do not won: hrlcl: blocks on,
What nronuo no lnnllor it or not them ’
tor nothing." ltnid ono of tho inrueat‘,
proporty owners on tho nvcnuc today. 5
"Wet lluvo luvost‘lnntcd into the nwrits;
ot‘ thc bltulithlc pnt'mncltt ttud {ch stlt"
lsiloti that ululor tho prvsout clruunr
Slillll‘t‘h that it is lhc town or pure»
mom wn licnlro. Tho ltnot‘lto tlluti
homo of thc opponct‘s o.’ bil.:lltllit~ huvol
I
boon clroulntinn nro without tho lt‘lli—ZI .
particle or tounllntlon and 1 how, hccn l
Iulot‘lnod from l'l‘llfiolo sources. lh’
some of the mothotlu resorted to M",
the othcr paving concoru'l when thcyl
l
l
lolll'n thut thc people llro ful‘Ol‘nI_lly'Ifl~’
cllnoll towllrds li‘llllll‘lhlc. l. on well
on downs: of olhorn. Incl satisfied ihut
'hltullthic. will molto on idcnl form oi‘
routiwuy for clthor West. nvolluc or
Main stl'cot und we arc going 10' fight
hard for its adoption on thoso 'tit'eols.
Tho greatest ovldonco ill the World or
its merits and durability in tho that
tho hundredth of cition wherever it hon
been once laid. Its popularity is spok-
ou‘ in its wonderful growth since it
mus first out on the market nearly
eleven years ugo. ‘Fow it any othfir
unvmntobhnvo such n, remarkable
record as hltulitillc for its rapid
strides to favoritism. its the coming.
pavement, mark mo.” ‘
monomlu homeroom. .,
nutmnron'r. Aux. Elm/tum; lia-
ily' mm minim.
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, ‘ ,,:iltcwn and Commit I-Iiil. Into
the» invitation to viola the fair m or
tended to the would”: by Senator
. unon’ohtoh %Dmflm will vlnll
840.000. Father‘ltonncdy'o astute
2 amounts to hourly 945.000. ,most or
which to loft to charity.
a hoarding house at 88 sinner averllle.
would not lot him remove no silicate“
oi it heather hut night, Partition, Hr!
tho)’ '
improved ‘
Autos for Hire
BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
CHAUFFEURS
Oscar H. Banks
RIVER STREET
Telephono 681-3
NOfiWALK, comv.
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t
HOSIel‘y
”Gordon Hosiery” means stOck~
lugs for women, for misses, for ,
children. both boys and girls, and
for infants. It means stockings
of cotton, line, silk, and silk llslo. I
"Gordon" is the damn whichgg,
stands for the best in hosiery ‘7
which can be produced by modern
machinery. unusual skill and
great experience.
Pos'r CARDS
J.I. Mallctte
Extra ASg
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VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound
MASON FRUIT JARS .... ...l.......Plnto. 460 a dam; Quorto. 50¢ u out.
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
eclals at the
AP Store
‘
. At Gout
not?“ "not! now rdrn'noaé............. Atlioht
MF FARO? PATIN‘I' FLOUR. 24/;rpollild ban ‘Tllo ;
It!“ SALT Whit a pound ... ‘ ’
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