. Incantation
VINOL
The modern TONIC RECON—
STRUCTOR. containing the medic-
lnni extractivea of Front: Cod Liv-
are. with Peptonatc of Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTE R
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”{A’nderson's Launch Works
“Launches . and ,Boats
‘ . or all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kind- of Repairing giving apccial
attentlon
Oyster Bhell Point. Norwalk
William Wellnltz, of Chapel street,
returned from a camping trip to Com-
po Cove today.
. LANE’S
Ice ,
Cream
——ALL FLAVORS—e
.5. PROMPT DELIVERY
Candy, Cake, Bread and Pie oi‘
Quality
F. A. LANE
61 Walhlngton Street.
South Norwalk
Miss May Riley, of Pleasant street.
has resumed her duties in the Boston
Sim: after a vpcatlon.
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James Gavin, of South Not-walk, has.
secured a position as driver for the
Union Parcel delivery.
Mrs. Eleanor Smith, of the Boston
Store, left this morning for Asbnry
Park for II luciflveeks’ atay.
Bentley I-‘errla. of South Norwallo,
has resigned his position at the humor:
hury and Mathewson Company.
James Ferris, ot‘ Passnic, N. J., was
a visitor at Belle inland, yesterday.
Bruce Jenkins, at Stamford, spent
Saturday in Norwalk with friends. MI. and lint. Lester limit, of Arch.
Frederick Capen, of Stamford, spent. l lion trip in Maine this morning.
last evening in Norwalk with friends;
Mr. Northrup, of Crockston, Minn,
was a visitor at Lcllc island, yesterday.
street, loft let a smeral weelts‘ vaca-
l‘ncas llnyloit, No. 261,42, l. 0. It. M..
will hold its regular meeting, this even
ing, in the barn in Washington street.
Miss Fannie Bernard, of Spring
street, is entertaining Miss “and
Kane, ol Danbury. l
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Mr. and Mrs John liougham oi (‘eu
ter months, are entottnlnlng Miss lI‘m l
ma l’etrie, of Albany.
Joseph Quittner, oi the Clifford
Pharmacy, is spending his vacation IIt'
Ashury Park, New Jersey.
Jack Buckley, of Franklin avenue,
is enjoying his annual vacation from
his duties in the National liauk oi Nor-
walk.
William lieboe has Icautncd bin du-
ties at. I’lniuted Ii drug store ulterenjoy
ing a ten days‘ vacation in tho Adiron-
i tint-ks.
I‘eter Pauline, of Leonard street. has
Icsutned his duties in the Boston Store
Alfred ”005110“ 0f Danbury, a [0‘ latter a week's vacation spent in inm-
mer lone street young man,
yestetday in town with fIienda.
spent
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Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of.
Bethehem, will hold its semi-monthly
. vacations from
liury.
Edward Bernard. of Spring street.
commenced and Patrick Nolan ended
(lendennlng’s Pharnr
business meeting, Wednesday evening. lacy mtg morning.
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Home grown peaches, the first
the season, appeared in the local mur-
kets today in considerable quantities.
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The Norwalk city council does not,
meet this week. The next meeting
will be August 213i, next Monday
night.
In
Concord Division,
ance, in to hold a regular meeting in
the Gazette building in Wall alrcel,
thin evening. ,
Our lirotherc‘ Lodge, No. 10, l.
0. R, will meet this evening for the
regular session and will transact rou-
tine luminous among other things.
Dr. C. lrvlnp, Ferric has returned to
his ’bomt». in llrookyn, N. \'., alter
unending his vacation at (.‘ohble cot-
tutto with Mrs. John ll. iI‘erI'lII, Belle
inland.
Attorney John J. \VIIlIIiI hIIIl II putty
or his friends out in hlu lint- cabin boat
on Saturday. The party took in the
ranch and other phone at tho Norwalk
Yacht Club.
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.loacph ("I‘IlIII, IIl‘ lirond River, ltnn in-
nlnilud lII Illa contracting IIlIop ll new
outline with which he will “the to
mill work in connection with lliu other
many dulled.
The t‘toliimhun tiny committee or the
ltnian iminpondont tloclety will boll
II Inmitlnu. WoanIuday eroding, in tho
Hoyl'u theatre horhur chop, in Warth-
Hinton ntl‘urt.
Mm d. A. Milla and William Mills,
of liruad tilt-or. who have been vialt,
in; in Northampton, Mam, have now
gone to iieymourgi‘ionnq to upelni a
few wealth with relatives.
One of A. it. ilecitinnn and Com-
pnny‘n ltornen ran away flaturdny evctt.
log at 8:30 o‘clock, going down Water
street. The animal wan stopped he
tore any damage wait done, purveyor.
Mr. and hire, A. B. Cutblli have
moved their boutichold clients from
144 South Main street, to Mr. Unthill’e
recently pill‘tlllilfied house, in at)
Spring street. The new Incidence hon
undergone a thorough renovation and.
many improvements have been made
to the interior. I
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Alhambra Theatre
eranronot can»,
pmwtlng
“Will .1. CODY PLAYER?!
W5“ one. ii!
oi.
Scan of 'l‘ontper‘
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! Edward RICAllllzli'l‘, of liarbor :Ivc-
IIIIe, resumed his duties this morning
1in \V. l.. ()sen‘s store alter a two
IIveclts' vacation.
l Miss l‘ltltllo ilrothorton, of blnln
Islrecl, returned to her duties in W.
Olsen's-I shoe store this morning after
Ea Wt‘t‘lt'u peasant vacation.
1 ROY. and Mra. Frank D. Torrey, oi
. . ‘ M-‘—_——AT—— ‘:
West avenue, have returned from their
vacation trip which was spent in i9-
iilllm. N i'.. for this most part.
Joseph F.
.lIWIlIII‘. who llillli studied It poaitiuu lnl
lFintlIuah, l.. ,lu making priepuratlourt
lto mote his lumlly to that plate, nextt
III-ck, IleeIII they will make thclr
home. ,.
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An lquoItIIul Iucetlng oi the ltalinn
ulna. it in ruqucaIt-Il that every InIImI
lii'r will In» present. The meeting will
he held in (iultIhI-r‘a linil, in ltuilrond
avenue.
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l'otlllll cards were received on lint-
IIrdIIy from ltoherl iii. Leo and Addi-
aon Auntin, both South Not-walk young
men who are cruining to the IInIIthIrIl.
The cards were puututorkod at Walnut
IiIIIIIIh. They are itavlnu'ono ulorloua
lliIit'.
A motion picture allow company in
in the pronoun oi organization, in
tlprlnnwuotl, and it the noconnury il-
cenue can he uncured, nitOstwlll moi»
only be bold in the tumor llunanrlan
liuiormod church edition, in lmtlngton
avenue.
I8t. Mary's Young Men's UIIh hold a
meeting on Friday evening ilnl. (liliv
rare to be elected inter vrere notulnav
ted. An entertainment committee wan
appointed. A committee to nurture
coma new furnishings tor the club was
also selected.
George F. iiutluvworth and family. of
East avenue, who bah hccu glimmering
in the (thinkill Mountains at a larae‘reI
sort. He Went to the city in their
line new 6 cylinder lmcomoblle.
We.»
Minn Mnrgnrt Hulntno, oi Crescent.
Terrace, has returhotl‘home from a
Richards, at confront Luke, N. H.
Thursday Minn iiichurdo zero a lama
“well luncheon at her cottage to Miss»
Lane and fonrntmn Hall girls, lanlud
lug Mina Cornelia. Odell, of Heat me
into. Miss Odell in unprinted home in-
ny. , neuritic . a It no planter
ii
John A. Mlllll, or Namath, went» to,
New york city thin morning to meet
three weeks' visit With Mica Anna L."
Stocmnuilor, III” Quintard,
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Social i' luh will he hold. Tuesday ovo-
This Advertisement
is ESDecially In.
tended for
MOTHERS
Wash Suits and Knickerbocker Suits were never offered
at more attractive prices than are being quoted during this
Red Tag Sale. Prices are not only attractive, but the Suits
as well. Handsome. attractive patterns and fabrics of best
quality possible to put into the Suits and sell at former price
quotations: Jpn, at“ 3” mfiifilWTmmn‘
Wash Suits:- Khicker Suits
$1.005uits...... ”.333:
..$3.85
........$4.85
..$s.65
..$6.85
79c $4.00 Suits . . . . . .
$1.15
........$r.4§
“$1.85
. $2.65
.....
$5.00qSuits ....... . .
$6.00 Suits ..
$7.00 Suits ....... . .
$8.50 Suits ..... .
$1.508uits..........
$2.00 .Suits
$2.50 Suits . . .
$3.50 Suits . . .
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25c and sec BOYS' UNDERWEAR :.
The long sleeve Shirt and long drawers-just right for
"'IIIIIIII tun
fail and early winter.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
a Wall St.. Norwalk.
in
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsterc, Round 81 Long Clams
Hard Crabs
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
IELEPHONE 108.
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14 South Main St.
South Norwnik
Swordfish
mat: cauvtnv.‘
Royal Society F loss
and Packages
in our Nccdlou'ork fiertlon we
carry a line oi the Royal Society
Floss ul‘ Shirl
Walnut, ricotta, Pillow
'l‘opa, Hump“
wear, etc.
J. I. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
anti packages
'l‘alIlo
.labots, Aprons,
Your Boy
anouco HAVE A nav-
Iuaa accouur.
snow HIM How T0
alum A-LtrrLa mou-
cv AND renounce
HIM TO iiM/E mar
ortr.
A DOLLAR ensue
an account WITH
THE -
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‘ South NorWaik
Trust Co.
OPEN MONDAY NIGHT!
CLOSED.AT NOON SAT-
URDAYB
Ir»
Tillnrman 3......» p. atrium, of the
Old Wall Hook and udder common
Charles Buck, It.
Electrical
Contractor
General Repair Work
Addreu:
51 MAIN 5T.. NORWALK
Toiephoneut. Office. 901; hon", 21.3.
Artificial reed
are often a lll'i“(‘l¢till}', but it properly
made had titted prove one at thII gl‘t‘lli’
out rmnlortn oI' lite, and there in no
reason why ct‘vrrone wearing II pinto
ghould not enjoy such a comfort. for
teeth which continually drop or make
the mouth note are not doing the
work for which they were, intended.
Special attention in given to untreated
mouths and Illillrult canon: my wide
experience at there conditionn enables
the to nucceod where many othcro have
lulled.
Connullntlon
free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
in South Main BL, South Norwnllt
Heart: 9 a. In. to 8 p. at. Sam
day: by appointment only.
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AN UNPREMEDIATED IATH.
Among the many interacting things
which happened at tho Nor-walk ~yacht
Club, on Saturday afternoon. was the
invountary bath of Howard Bailey.
F'IIlly clothed, oven to his line ntrew
hat. Mr. Bailey attempted to stop from
one or the donut into a small skill.
When he stopped the boat wan there,
hut when his foot descended, the boat
had drilled from under. His balance
gone, Mr, Bailey could not none to
protect an fall into the water. and
tried to prevent himself from going all
in. He Iran successful and was not
only to the cheat. Everyone shouted.
which allows now much sympathy III
‘ by the Settlahlpt Oyster
. -- illSllR llDllSi
Reports Indicate That This Will
Be 3 Banner Year in Regards
to Set
(The Fishing Gazette.)
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The Sealahipt Oyster System are
still planting oymera in Great South
Bay. Four noowloadn were planted
last week and when four mete are
placed on the beda the work will have
been completed for the season.
Atlantic County, N. .l., oystermen,
who have been asking (iovcrnor Wil-
son to“ displace Republican oyster
cotninlssioneru of that county and
unamo Democrats, have been informed
that the governor is opposed to play»
lug politics, an far as the oyster com
mission is concerner. I
There has been an oyster set in
Great South llay,‘acuordlng to reports
that have reached the Brooklyn
Times. The paper says: "Oyster
planters who have planted oyster
nhelis on their beds m Great South
Bay this summer are surprised that a
new growth of oyster spat has not on
the sheila, promising a prolific yield oi
oysters of the genuine lllue i’oint
stock. (it late years the Great South
Bay has not been self-seeding, as in
former days. requiring ‘planta' to he
brought from the never falling Sound
waters. and the discovery of new spon-
taneous oyster set here causes general
rejoicing among all South Side bay.
men."
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Lewis Blue Point Oyster
Cultivation (70.. for the election of dt~
rectors tor the ensuing year, and lor
the transaction of such other iiilBlnt‘Srl,
as may properly come home the meet-
lna. will be held at line‘s llotel, l’atrh-
ogue, .\‘. l'., next‘lionday.
Sound iicnrh, Conn, planters say
this nill be a bump r yeat, as far as I
set in Ionccrned.
The Advocate. of Stamford, Conn.
says: “Sound Beach has always been
known as the home of the oyster and
in spite of the scarcity of thin sea food
in other quarters there III just as good
a chance of securing an many oysters
thin season as have been obtained many
seasons during the past 2h years. One
thing in this connection is \\0llh\ of
note, and than is the gradual disup
penIanIe of the socplled little oyster
men ‘ lame companies. such as
The above mentioned firm in
the laruost bed owners around these
parts. it has about
cultivation Next to it
(‘hard of Greenwich,
Lino ncrIIn.
who has about
it‘l‘lllt’di agree that conditions ltli’Jllitli-
lnu mourn in this pursuit are at pres-
I'IIII pretty favorable. 'l‘htI market is
sullltm in higher prices. and all things
coneiderotl. the amoral outlook is for
from blue."
The bl; oyster snow, known as the
Ark and owned by t‘npt. .lIII-oh tit-horn,
or West Sayvlllc, i. I,, has: been sent
to l‘lllt‘lltiizlli‘, to he overhauled,
Capt. Frederick tickers, at West
RIIII'illII, plant-Id Ihrcc schooner londu
of sheila on hin VIII-ls III lirialuoport,
Conn, lilHl Week.
'i‘lto oyator steamer Alarm, owned
tlyatem, in be
Wont Snyyillc.
but at
i.. i.
The big: pile of oyster allelic at War-
ren and llurrinuton,‘lt. l., have been
illltnli‘tl lu Narraunuaett lint. ’l‘lIe
plnntI-ru are expecting ll good not.
overhauled
tor Hpntum in llrcni South ilIIy were;
little, who made the till] “lid!!!
Influence of (foul. liIInry lioeho.
in MN Ilcnlro to anoint I‘Iynler grow-
era of New York tunic. lloiuu'i A. Wid-
urtnnnn. who in in charge of the ma
tine department of tho,I (trainervution
(JOIIIIIIIIIIIlon. hon naked thi- Itauhunnco
of 1in Roadrnl State llnparinIohi in
securing information cotlt’nl’lllllpt the
marine liaiIrIricII of (trout ilritoin.
France, i‘iermnny, .‘orwny dud Hood
on. Secretary of State Knox lute rc-
pllcd that eounul general, cannula and
consular ascents have been renovated
to occurr- all available data and fora
ward name without delay.
(lynter pirates who bore been flieilL
ing from private bode are to be punish
ed. and II campaign looking to thltrln
being carried on. The first arrest wan
made last week when Douala Dohertr,
of City island, wart found inking oys~
tors from bed: tanned by Lee Bron, oi
the some place. A hearing is to he
held on August, 22 in me Wcatchesier
Court. Superintendent Robert A. Win.
ermann will be present to assist in
pt'tisecuilng Doberty on It charge of
inrcany.‘ When a decision it; given. on
that charge, Doherty will have to face
a charge of disturbing and otealing
order,~untlcr'pntagraph 202 at the law.
which in watchable or II line or $100 ,
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tho
Charles Palmer a Sons, have bought;
up mnnyol the little concerns and do
a more profitable business because oi,
the concentration of labor and capitati
probably ;
ilul acres Itndvl‘l
comes William ‘
All of the Ivcillenown oya-'
l
-a Case, and compare
pay $2.40, $3 or
83 Ii. 85 WASHINGTON ST.
Peter Doelger’s ,. Firs
Prize Beer , at . "
$1. 75
NOTE—We allow 50: per sale on Doelger’n empties when returned.
A. F. BeCkmann 8t Co.
SOLE AGENTS
Phone 440.
it with Beers you
$3.50 per Case
SOUTH NORWALK 9
Tel. 500
Roton Point Hote'
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing,Boating
Bathing and Other Attractions '
HiGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS, Managers
Autos for Hire?
BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
CHAUFFEURS
Oscar H. Banks?
RIVER STREET
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Telephone 681-3
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NORWALK, coNN.
hour at hand, the demand is grout. t'II-i 0t tnnrlno fisheries. M"
‘nvcntw, New York. has been postponed
. lort'ca.
Icronlly iueimctoti by It pIIriv of IIIiIIn “1'”
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‘lIII kept clean.
15 WARRANTED GOOD EGGS
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound
an Snap. o hare ............. 25c}
Laundry Starch, 7 lbs. for. . . .25ci
Fancy Tomatoes, per at. ...... Sc]
Watermelons, llananas.
Sweet Potatoes, Squash, Lima ileuns.
i‘lums, i‘ears,
...................... .......“25c1
Peerless Flour. per bag .......70c ‘
Flt: Newtons, per ll). ..... 10c'”
3 lbs. Soda Crackers t‘or.......25c
Oranges, l’ineapplesp Corn,
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
22 sourd MAlN 8T. Formerly
n n— —
1 Madison
until further notice.
CLEANING POLICE STATION.
Water Street, Norwaik. Headquarters
Put in Good Condition.
The Not-walk police station Was
hI-ld last evening by lilo tutnluating
'l‘he lII‘IIIIiItutIrtcro of the Nor-
WIIlk l’ollco llopurttncnt :II'II tutuporur
liy lII Gregory's shop out door. Cup-
Inin 'l‘honttts llunt husitId himself you~
terday afternoon and in the early IIveII
int: plopped up the various crucial in
the old lieIttinIurtqu with t‘I‘lllIriIl, that
the lutniuatinn proroun might be Ili‘illl'
lIIi‘l‘iiillt'tl. 'l‘hp reitinttu'n and the
window as troll an every clack and
The itoldlnnu of tho Sputum," 0H, it‘lt'Hi'l“ With U kind and the place IIIIIIlo
prnui iicnilv sit tight, so ililll none of
nation IIIIIlIInIlnI; item the lumi
untlna inmpa ohould he loat.
do was told in 'l‘hIIIt-i IIItllIII-l on flat
urday, the pililt‘u iItIItdItIInIthII in WI:-
ter ntrcot are to updated II thorough
clouding and riIIIIIIIIlnIt, which hast
been allown to be It pron! need. The
Inturiura are not {litigillih nor in their
etptipmtant oi the heat, but Ibo commit
m- hna decided that they I'iili at least
lluIIt auroral inches
thick huh accumulated upon all the
Inrloun entail hula”! and on top oi
eimiihlitg nhlch could not be handily
reached ,and the unicorn have had to
clean the plat-en which they have wind
up to one. Even the police desk has
been covered with dust, and an old
certs shirt cleaver: and coat aloevmt
have endured when he eat doun to
one the blotter.
This morning the elation wan all
went and clean as it was the first day
it was puntv in operation. George W.
Gregory is at work with a scrubbing
brash and is making the dirt lly. lie
wnnnpon the tops of the two cells
early .thin morning and round cousin
erahie dirt accumulated here. By to-
night it is expected that the station
will he in first clean shape, as far as
cleanliness goon.
A coat of paint should be supplied. ‘
F. D. Lawton & Co. PHONE 8333
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ABOUT READING POETRY ALofiD.
What is an interesting if not corn
yimvtng explanation at why the ,.
Irn world does not love poetry as
Ihu of old lewd it is found in an ar-
ytitle by Petty .\ldt'l\{\,\i) in the North
.\lllt'i'lt‘till ltoviI-Iv. lie says of the
poet: ”The cadences. lllt.I harmonies,
the sultan-e by the imagination upon
consonants and vowels are
addressed to the ears, not the eyes, of
his audience originally his
audience was not a petson, but It pot)»
pie. Homer sum: to all lieilnn-wn’nii‘
truth the printed tutu." but truth the
mouths of tnlIIIIIroln. Thus the very I
IIraI‘tsnIannhip of the poet in based
upon two unautnptlnns which are neiw
doIII granted him today: The au‘hg, or
chanted word; It plural audience,
The inspiration ot’ the ancient;
bards baa never panned iron: the earth"
it in perennially in the poet's heart.
lint it can IIIIIIIr page odorllvely nto
the humid oi the people iliiollgli t dil‘
oycnwhom the pouch of printed rot
union or Iuauozlnou. "
'llII-Io iii IIII'ldlhl)‘ II great deal in,
thin aruunuutl. IIIIII peraoua who think
they do not rare much for poetry may
Ilint'nvn' a new charm if they form?
the habit oi reading it aloud, il‘ notion?
pnry to themrolvon alone. Shakeapeare
china lnIIIIIaIauly from the endeavor
of the render to reflect all the change
tul moods and Incnnlngn in hie own
Voice. Or to hear him read by one
whoop reading in arudntihetlewhut not
too elocutlonal\‘r'mdimmeta noM title
ilghtn in him
At the cattle time it in line that‘Te ,
nyaon and Browning have a for widen '
audience through the minted page
than ever llotnet gained at the moutho
of minatrela. and that many who enjoy
reading Shakeapente' 8 pages for them»
selves today cute little to see him
singed.
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