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A N D Y
Lane’sPure
ice Cream
'Byatlte plate or gallon
RssLBakery
Products
F. A. LANE,
51 Washington Street,
‘Bouth Norwalk
q; '
The modern TONIC RECON; ,
ISTRUCTOR. containing the mimic» =
111111 extractives of Fresh God Liv-' ~;
era. with Peptonato oi Iron. _ 1
, Soidpuly by. ‘
S" Rogers 81 Stevens Red Tag Sale
Now On, Spreading its Benefits BroadcaSt ’
1:. 14.31.11ar "
{Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats,
01,1111 kind. promptly bum
” Boats. For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving spacial
'lttnntion ‘
Oyster Shell Point. 'Norwatk‘
Easrly,
A
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Postal cards are being received
from Miss Mattie L. Walker. of Nor»
walk, who is touring Europe.
$12. on SUITS, now
$18.00 SUITS, new
$20.00 SUITS, now ..
A.
Freedrlclt Foran, oi Livingston
street, has secured a position as ticket
taker in the lloton Point theatre.
The punish War Veterans will hold
a regular monthly business meeting
this evening in the state «armory in
West avenue.
M...-
Mrs. Charles liiilou, 01‘ lligh street,
South No1wuik, i1 spending two weeks
1‘“ 13911181, Conn.
'._MlBS Helen O’Neil, of Bridgcpm
, I been spending her two weelrs' v11
cut ' 1,111.» Norwalk.
1,
‘ Buckingham Post. i\o. 12, G. A. B...
will 111th to111o1row evening and tr-ans
act routine business.
T011113 111111111 second 11111111 ersan of
the marriage 01 M1.
1!. «Angeviuc, of Reed street.
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wheeler.
of Haviiaad street, are entertaining
H. W. Byington, 01' Hartford.
.....____..:..__
Harvey J. Weed, of Woodward urc-
nue, and Theodore By,xbee of Madison
street motored to 11.11 11011] last week
Miss Ethel Farrell, of Haviiand
street, is visiting her cousin, Miss
May F1",111ell of Hartford {01 the 1111111
mer.
I
South Norwaik Local, Socialist lé’ar»1
'ty, will hold its retrubn n1eetinu,tl1is
evening in its rooms in South 111111111
street.
Mrs. Thomas Pryor,
0i C1111," $110111,
:13 enjoying ten days' vacation with
friends in
town and Bethel.
The monthly business 11101111111: of
the South Norwullt l-‘irc Police will be
held this (1111111111; in the rooms 111
Washington street.
Howard L. 7.011111 and family, of
Chestnut street. South Norwalk, have
been spondini,r their vacation
friends in Long island.
()111'11111'11111l1 lodge No.19 K111111111
of Pyibins, 11111 hold its nocltly 111151
Incas 111eoti1111.1l1is 111111111111. in the
rooms in South Main street.
The soon-humbly.»business 111111111111:
of the i‘t'nli'nl Labor linlon will 110
3113111, 11115 1111111111111, 111 the Labor 1.1-.
«111111, in \i'nshinnton street.
E. E. liaics will loud the regular!
weekly prayer meeting of tho South
Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal Church,
which will be hold this evening.
Star 01‘ (21111111111111 (Yirclt', Companions
of the Forest, will hold It's semi-month-
ly 11111111112811 meeting, this evening, in
its rooms. in Washington street.
asouih ‘ Norwalh Council, No. 1,253,
Knights of Columbus, will hold its
Semi-monthly busincss meeting, this
evening in its rooms in South Main
street.
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A meeting of the Trinity Branch of
the (llris‘ Friendly Society will be“
lucid, this evening, at which time there
“will he 11 debate. A grout. 11,0011 time is
promised and refreshments will he
served.
After a two wealth“ visit. to Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Doulcas. or Hartford. Mrs.
Caroline 130111111111, 01’ Spring street, has
arrived home. Her non. Fred, spent
the week end in ilantford and ac-
companied his mother homo.
.— ‘
Word was received in South and
Edit Narwalit of the birth 01’ a son to
1111. and Mrs. George E. ingham. in
311111110, New York. This makes gaini-
narenta of Mr. and Mrs‘lilnoch 13.nov-
en and Mr. and» Mrs. George W. lug»
hnni. ' -
“aster Kenneth H. Wood, son of
111-. and Mrs. Harvey 11., Weed. or
. 1111111111111 1111111111. was operator; on
‘ 11-1 Week, 11111111191111.1110: 11 1111111111111
1* ciao-ti by: 131'. Francis 1. 1111111011.
and Mrs Floyd;
Cannon Station, Georgc-‘
with
i
“that later a series or games will be
,s
$15011 sur'rs, now
H.
$25.008UITS,now............. .......
$3000 SUITS,now
You to 'aktng Money :
Buymg
Clot ; tag at this Sale
8 7. 85
$10. 85
$13.85
$14.85 “s
$17.85
$22. 85
n..~n.-a«u.ao..
Furnishings at Cut Prices
Here are just a mere handful of the 50 or more big Fun
nishing Goods values:
I
(lockeuoe 111111011, No. 321/2, 1, o_ 11. $1. 50 Cluett and Star Negligee Shirts . ....... .. .$r.15
1L, will hold a regular session this V $1- 0° Union 3.111128 - ' ' .. ' ' --------- ' --------------- 790.
evening 111 Wall sttoot quarters 111 the 500 Work Shuts - - ~ ' ----------- - -------- - 1- - 39":
(1.120110 building 50c Underwear .................................. 391':
'i ...... 15c Black Hose .................................. 9c
(‘ontrury to thoir expectations the 501: Overalls, with Coats to match each ............ 39C
Batoba Club remains encumpcd at 111111
.lxuob Club. They may now remain
for the rest 01‘ the summer .
1 m .
The international motor boat races!
the to be held in Huntington 1111111111“,
long island, on Saturday August 1311111 -‘
1111.1111 largo number of lof‘tti boat 01111
ncrs me already planning parties for:
this .1111. F
m 1
1115.1 12111111 Wobbcr, of 'l‘nrryiown.
,1 N. Y., who has has boon visiting hilss‘.
Tiiclen Burke, ol’ Fairlicld 11111111112, roV
turned home today. Many friends;
imnde during her stay regretted 1101']
‘ departure.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
WWW“...—
[Large Soft Crabs
Not'waik Act'lo, No. {11,111. li'nioniult
(inlet of 1.111.111), met last evening in!
:the Wall sue-ct 1111111 lots and trannuc
ted routine business 'i‘he1 also cool
1111111111] 111'111ugen1ents tor the riantbake!
11111111 is to be held in L111151111111 woods
ion Sunday. !
i The motorboat parade mine com- ,
,111ittoe 11111 hold 11 meeting. this (‘\'('11'!i
ing. in the parltns of tho South .‘t‘or-
1111tlk Club, 111 11111111 time the prizesi
{will be 111111111011 1’01 the 11m prettiest
boats in 1111' 111111111, 11111111 111111 hold
. Saturday 1111.11.
Hard Crabs
'lho 1"ctzuin1 meeting of the luittrd
TELEPHONE 108.
TWO STORES:
Live Lobsters, Round 81
1 South Main St.
$01111: Nam-1k
11g Clams
S‘w rdfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
1t)1'der ot‘ the Golden (‘ross \‘o. {131‘- _
11111 be held 111 1111111 new motion! 1..
«m m. Mm.-. WWWWW
111111111 1111- Friday night in tho, tsmith
Ntll'vi‘lliii ’l‘ruel t‘on1pnny‘s bulldog in
i\\11sl11111:11111 1111'1111.A i‘ull hilt-11111111111
is: 111111111111, 11s 11 11111111 class Is to in.- 111-
hi iiit’tl
Gordon
Hosiery
1:21111'111'11 11, 1111111111111 111111 11111111111111
1 11211111111. 1011111111111: 111' voters of the 8111'-
111111 11111111: 111111111, 11111 111' in 1.1551011 “Gordon Hosiery" means stock-
1011111111111 11111111311111111111 111,1111l1o ings for women. for misses. for
Town (‘ ourt room, 111 ii: 1111.11111 sticcl. children. both boys and girls. and
101'"in purposi- oi 1111111111.; 1111111111 for infants It means stockings
llions for 1111111 111111 (111-1111111111 and of cotton, lisle, silk. and 3m! 1151C.
primary registration. ’ ”Gordon” is the name which
, Wt“... istands for the best in hosiery
l M. 11-1 1\ While -.11 111 1111111011 silent i which can be produced by modern
:stuns 11111111 bis 11111111111 mention nomimachinery. unusual Ski" and
(1111' billet: oi lliubnp and Lynch Coal great experience.
(‘ompuny 011 Saturday, and will 11-11113
town on Sunday in company with 1101'-
; oral friends 1111' Niagara Falls 11111111111-
or places of interest throughout the
111111111 111’ New York. lie (1.111ch11 to be
none about two weeks.
The momhcts of the Wlnnlpauk So
ciul (‘luh and 151 the Winnipauk llc
publlcan Club, in so far as possible
have completed all the decorations
for the lawn zeta thin evening. They
have strung about 200 Japanese 111n-
ici'na about the grounds in which are
electric 1111111 bulbs. if it should rain
tonight the affair will be poatponcd
until Friday night.
m
.l. J. Smith, manager of tho Siam-
i’ortl baseball club, was in Norwallt
recently trying to arrange 11 series 01
games with the Norwalk ‘baaebali
club. Manager llerbori 0. Pollard did
not decide at once, but it is possible
POST CARDS
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
There is
No Secret
ABOUT BAVI NG MON EV
it I! I simple cut: of
spending Ion than you
earn. Every man molt
arranged. This will no doubt prove decide 10,. himself how
interesting-tor Stamford and Norw
walk have ever been rivals in all
names.
much he will nave—«and
do it.
x ,.
Miss Bessie McDonnell, of 13:1 Mil-
ford street, Brooklyn, has it n the
guest of friends at 2 Prospect avenue,
Norwalk. Miss McDonnell is the
daughter 51‘ Mrs. '1‘. 8.1111212011111111 site
ter 0! the late Samuel A. Armour, who
was weii- known hero 1111 the keeper or
the 8111111111 1111111111 light and“ 111111111111
11111 lite rowing to his station. on the
Southwest Ledge light at; New Haven,
Pacino years ago. This in Miss Mellon» .7
”hell’s first visit- 1101b since her uncis‘ 111
1
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Pay: 4931011 111111111 0"»
'J. l. MALLETTE .
«5 ward? and it is 1511111 that [the attracted
. w!
1... Mr
Charles: 11111111, 11.
Eiectricai
Contractor
General Repair Work;
Address:
51 MAIN 81“., NORWALK
Telephonuz. Office. 901; house, 213.1
Porcelain
Plates
Are you one of thmso persons whose
mouth is in such a condition that n
rubber plate is continually 11111111111; it
sore. anti keeps you in a nervous state
all tho tithe because you are obliged
to tire on soft foods and oftentimes on
liquids? if so, here in just what you
heath-what you have. often felt the
need oi——A PORCELAIN PLATE. The
most sanitary pinto made.
and let me tell you about it.
.Dr. J. H. MALLERY
111 South Main 81.. South Norwaiit
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. 111. Sun-
dayn by appointment only. 7
FRIENDS CLAIM ROflANOE.
As the result 01‘ 11 friendship made
while making 11 trip around 111% world.
M11111 Meta Waiteuberger, of Louisville,
' Ky. came to Norwnlk last Sunday and
spent the day with Warren 0. Wood-
ward. of lielden avenue. Mr. Wood-
,wnrd,‘ it will be remembered. took a
trip around the world on the Clark‘s
steamship cruise, steamer Cleveland.
in 1910,111111 it Was while on 1111 tour
that he met M111, Wultenberger.- Hap-
pening to be boiuui for Lake Hopat
cons, N .i., slipping over in New
York city {or it {hurt time. the young
lady decided telvsurprtn Mmeod
Miss 11111111111111.1111 11111111111111;
11111111111111 won its “many 1116111111 in her
» £1180.
Come 1m
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31111 1111111111171
. city Causes Trouble With
Farmers’ Organization '
HARTFORD, Aug. 3.~—-l.ikc a bolt. 01‘
lightning from a scanner any came a
missile from the Connecticut State
Grange yesterday, ”refusing' farmers’
patrounéo to the State \m‘icultural
Fair, it the managers obt a fair shall
carry out their present purposq to
have President, 'l‘ait for a guest.
The grunge is one of the strongest
in the country. its membership corn-
prices a majority of the farmers of
Connecticut. The State fair is the
biggest rent agricultural fair in Con-
necticut. it is held annually in Char-
ter Oak Park. it, is diotinctivoly a
"i“nrmers‘ fair.” if the farmers should
11111111111111“ their [11111113111113 it would fall
flat.
The opposition of the Grange to
Tall is based upon the president's
adiocacy of the reciprocity bill
which the grunge believes in an at
tempt to breach the thrill walla at
the expense “of the farmer without
giving him any conipohuatbry 1111111111
The» communication from 11111
grunge is addressed 111.1. W. Hutton
field, manager of the fair. The grunge
1 says it will refuse to permit .lrange
[lay to be held, 31‘ President Tait is
to be a guest at the fair.
101s of the fair are in a quandrurv.
They do not know what to do since
President Tait, through the solicita-
tions or Senators McLean, iirundegeo
and Congressman l-lili, hint accepted
the invitation. if the invitation
withdrawn it must be at the expense
of a serious”discourtosy to the prost-
dent of the United States. ii the for
them are offended the fair will be, 11
1111111101111 failure thin your and its
' whole, future may be adversely affec-
ted.
BONBBESSMN lllLL
HGHTING FOR COTTON
ANDDEMOGMTSOPPOSE
WASlithLL'l‘th, Aug.
tativr Hill, of trm11ectit',ut
can member of the hays 11nd
unst'ccssful effort, to forestall action
by the i'lcmocratic house on the cot»
1.111111 known as one of the experts
on the tcxtilc
111‘ revision with the 11111 of 11
lion introduced in tho and
‘11111- 111111 1111111111111'11 endeavored to have
'111111'11111111 1 ill 11111 (11011111111110 taiti’i
1111:1111 should l't'iftil‘l 1111 llt'1'1'n1‘oer
1 .111». 11111, 111. 111.1 rtuuhnitan.
,1111‘.‘ 111111111 01 1111': 1111111111'1'11111' 1111 mid-rs
1111’ 1111' (11111111111110 1111' a tariff for town
‘11111 only 1111 quotes from 11111 i311 orb
1111- 111 i' bnirmnn l nderwooti: 111 Ai'tbn-
111111. 11111111» 11111111111111» Adamson oi
“11}5
President's 1111111111111 Reciprcr
The dil'ec» 3‘
113‘
3w~1llcprcscn ‘
chnbli- 1
means?
unwritten, has made 11 despcxuto. buti
ton bill now pending before that body."
tariffs, and for the 111111;
No years an ardent advocate of lur'i
tariff ,
board, llcpresct1i’at111.- llili in u rc solo
1..
1111:11'115‘
Fresh Roasted Coffee
That’s the kind you get when you buy at Beclfinann'su
reason why we have the largest trade in The Norwalks.
There is a,’
CROWN ASTER COFFEE, 1 pound sealed cans ............ ' ..... 3511:
no. 1 PLANTATION COFFEE, pound .......................... “.3511
M0 KA BLEND coarse, pound . ............................... 321;
rancv MARAOAIBO COFFEE, pound ................. 30c
CHALLENGE BLEND COFFEE, pound ............... ..281;
we. 1 sANTos cornea. pound ........ . ............ ........ 25.:‘
we owe EXTRA PINK STAMPS WITH ALL canoes . '
NEXT TIME TRY BECKMANN’S
83 ii. 85 WASHINGTON ST.
A. F. B‘eckmann 81 Co. 7
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
~........
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Tel. 600
The Kline Kai
A comiortabla and speedy T curing Car, with a quiet running motor. ~
based on the finest mechanical principles. 4~30 four or five passenger
Touring Car. fully equipped. at $1675. Runabout, $1500.
W B. UN HOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
ROton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating
Bathing and Otifer Attractions
HiGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties __
JACOBS BROS, Managers
Wax? ......._...:.""'
- .—
82 South Main 81:
l
1
1
RIVER STRE‘ET
1 ~.
Autos for Hire"
1 av THE HOUR. DAY on WEEK.
CHAUFFEURS
Oscar H. Banks
Telephone 681-3
; Extra Specials at the
‘ A81? Store
EXPERT AND CAREFUL
NORWALK, CONN.
1 ..._...._...
liouruiu: t'nntiili ofix'c11tucity.111111
ikpt “‘1“ H 1m!“ 10k ("101g“). A” “l ‘VERV BEST BUTTERQ 3 Pound . . . 1 .................... ‘1‘ ........ At COS!
'1l11m' 1111111. 111 111(11'1-111' 11*5'. 112111; 11 11111 iMASON FRUIT JARS .......... ..Pints, 451: a (102.; Quanrts 50" a rim.
' a.
1111i their 1i1'\\~' in mum-shin" (1' ill“ EXTRA FANCY NEW POTATOES .......................... At Cost'
1111:1111 111111111111 “J;::”;‘;’”“‘l mi“ 111 Md? FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 24112130111111 bag ....................... 75c - ‘7
opivrtiillti W. lot it is 1'1 .
that the hill 11101105011 111' the 11,1,mlBE3T SALT PORK, apound ...., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .......... 1611/
1111111 toi11uupiutcs 1111 1111101111) 111‘ if, .
incl 1'11111 in tho importatious 111 ('01 i
too, with 11 111-111 of l‘ill't'lllltr oi” inorelThe G t A&P I C p y
‘ilutn 1,111.1luuplto. 'i‘hc wool bill, be rea ea 0m an
says, unions an illl'N‘il-b'l,‘ oi lmportn- 124 WASH'NGTON 3T» SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
lions of ioroiniruiudr- 1111.11 of $11 per 1"" N01 9091 Dolly-flu 8:80 a. m. and 2230 D- m Fran Ooiivnryv
cent, with 11 loss- of row-111111 of morel _.-~_........._ “HF—«w '7“... W.
11111112 limitation. ’l‘iu-sa 1-111111111'11 in poi»: that situations 111 11111111 1111011 me on ‘
l
1101‘, ho says, “are 111111111 without niv.‘ "0 LOWER “ll-£8 tied irom producing points: to o.
1111: oppt'n'ttudty to chin-1' 11111 produ- ”Av BE “HARBED 51111111111; points, and which are
oer or the t'lilltiilllltll‘ to 1111111.- his sidi- ‘ ‘ 111111111 applicable trout and to inter-
oi tho case. BY EXPRESS 00. mediate points for the solo 111111111111
A11 tlit- committee has assurances. ....... . 1111,; the. “pennant“? points are 1101'
(107101111103 “I‘D'i'i‘i‘i’lililll\‘(‘ 11111. lhill \VASIHNGTON‘ AHBUSC 33"1‘210 0X prodluing gr “I“ not consuming}
the report of 111111111111 counnlssion,
on both the wool and cotton schedules.
will be 111 11111 hands of congress on its
meeting in- Hoot-miter, and the tariff
board scheme. having been lndorsed by
the majority of the 1111111311, the house
should wait for their report before
proceeding with any further revision.
Foley Kidney Pills will check the
progress of your kidney pills and bind.
dcr trouble and heat by 1111110111111 the
cause. Try ”them. The Bt'iduo Pinto
macy'bcud W. '1‘. Wigmore a (:0. H
W...
ono CLAIMED iN 0A3 SALE.
CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. fir—«As a re-
sult of the raid by city officials that
night on the artificial gun plant of the
East Ohio Gas Company, a Standard
Oil subsidary which anpplles’tlte citi‘
with official and natural gas, ‘lhcy
laid a. part or their alleged evidence
before, County Prosecutor Cline today
with a view to possible grand Jury in-
vestigation. The ralde‘i‘a who were
”olden by police of the city, obtained
samples of 11 product they claim the
company has been mixing with the so»
called artificial gas. ’flml which they:
nil-art in natural roommate 1111111111111
press companies were given 11 blow
today when the intortttute commerce
commission issued 1111 order against
them nutter the long and short 1111111
class, detrying the. privilege of churn»
inn lower rates from producing to con
sumlug points. than from intermediate
points. The tariffs must be corrected
by February 1, 1912.
in handing down the decision the
commission says:
“litany of the applications for re-
fit-f front to provisions of the fourth
section of the act to regulate cont
theme that have heart filed with the
commission by the various express
companies refer to the rate on com-
modities that are made from points
of production to points of consanun
tion, but which are nobmade appli-
cable from or to intermediate points
because the said commodities are not
produced or 1.1111111111111111 the interme-
diotopoints. Some. of these applica-
tions state this as the sole reason for
continued lower rates from points of
production to points of consumption
than are charged from or to tolerate
dime points} While others are of a gen-
oral nature 1111111113 1 i anion-3 other
points, do not constitute special can
on such as are compared in the Iourth
section of the act to regulate (101114
merce."
W
AUTO 131111 12151111111511.
The Rush Club automobile busluts
been thoroughly overhauled and put,
in ilrsbclnss condition. A number Elk-2i
new parts have boon added and .1119
machine is now working in the boat,
poosibio manner. The bus gives the
Knob excellent service this your. 11014
tel in tact 1'01 the transportation prob»
lem than any means yct doiiaed. ’iflie
ovoihauilng was done at the garage
ofcthe Reynolds Motor Car Company;
in West avenue.
WANTS DIVORCE FROM JAP HUB-
. BAND.
SEATTLE. Waah’a, Aug. 3.~»—1.enn 1
Porter Uyeno, a former Minnsaotn
school teacher, 20 years old. 1111101111111 _
married to a Japanese May 11, 1910.
yesterday asked the Superior Court:
for a decree of divorce on the ground
of cruelty and incompatibility. in the
complaint the wife says 111111 1101111 no
knew how aim “happened to mm
the 1111111 no?" lithe lived turret
Norwalk Chronicler