3:“"11
I
‘ lichen by n t1olley.
.d the fire alarm system on \Vedlles-.
not! amount
service It all times.
Personal attention giv-
on to oil prescription
. work.
Chair. for our trolley
patrons. Come in end
welt for your our.
y 111111361: PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
hills Ruth Steele 01 Ansonia. spent:
Thompson. of East Norwalk.
The members of Christ church are
115111111111 to hold a lawn party. .inl
Gregory boulevard, in the near iu~
William Stull.the1Cottuge avenue
moor. is quite ill at his home and hlsl
friends are somewhat concerned over
his condition.
School opens Tuesday of next week‘.
It which time the young people willl
resume their educational nttlvitleu:
which will keep them busy {or another
ten months.
The Sunday school board of the
East Avenue Methodist church held
its regular business meeting. last
l
evening. at which time routine mat-
ters were considered. ’
A number of East Norwnllr neopiei
are planninfi to go to Long island. on
Saturday. where they will attend the
International Boat race: which will
he held there at that time. i
' W-
One of Cnneveri's little kittens had;
“0 legs amputated and its little book
tilts morning}
Tho little kitten was playing under the
wheels when the cur suddenly joltedi
ahead. l
The district co111mi1toe has decided‘
that there will he no more hox‘tests-
tiny evenings 111 8:05 o‘clock. The
tests ‘will be made on tho bourd but
the alarm whistle will not blow.
John R. L'Ilomtuedlen, oi Osborn
uvenue, who is spending his vacation
in Bellport. is 1'0111121111‘1eri111: his
iriends with postuls. John reports
that he is having :1 great good time
despite the ruin 11nd losrolduy 11out
out after 11131111 fish.
The camp <1olony at (all Pusturo
is still thriving. the approach of the
and oi‘ the season huviuu‘ no effect
upon those hurdy inhabitants. Nor
does the ruin eii'et't them. Home of
the campers bro pluuninu to remain
on the beach throughout the ensuing
month and on into October.
" )‘tmim'tiny.
' brought. into the ultuutlon
The light sleepers of blunt Norwnik
were disturbed in their slumbers. at
nunight. by the herd shower which
Precipitated torrents of ruin. For
Iomotlme the rain fell heavily. bent-
Ing dow'n the dust and roads. Again.
this morning. the Norwulku all but
unerieut'ed 11 shower. which passed
over. only 11 few umttoring (hope of
13111 falling at the time. The cloudn
were low and 11 good storm seemed im-
nincut.
l
The tire olnrm committee and the
fire district committee hilld 11 con
bronco meeting, lust ovoniux. at
which time several chutures In the
lumbering of tho ilro ulurm boxes
We mstlo.11x11o1ien1e having nhown
there imperfections might be poriuc
tad. Arrangements well unto mude
hr the estuhlitthmnut of telephone;
alarm stations at London's lslund.‘
the Norwslk Country: Club
lino Hill. These changes will be put;
hi0 printed form, today. and tire
term curds dlltrubuted so soon 1111
.jouihle.
W
WILL VISIT TWENTY-FOUR
1 .‘I’ATIS.
BEVER‘JY. Mum. Aux. 29.-—'l‘wenly~
flour Itsten oi‘ the Union will be visit-1
oil by the president on the swim
Mod the nlrole.noc according to 11 our-
lolly complaint! schedule ut the exec-
have oilltm today. The prelident will
m on September ill. and with the
on of live states ,nnd Arizonl
”M Mexico, he will one through
m common-Mk not at the Mir
, a Katmai. of Spring. Hill. who
‘ m substituting in (lemma
during the nations of the
%Drquantsii"d. 1‘
1 (11 "ll crlcct 11 r It 11
Saturday as the guest oi Miss Helen! S) w “I 11 5’ 0 c u a d
Laud then you will not have to;
_ under side of the grate.
‘ FURNACE
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‘ 1‘ "MN“ ‘
STAMFORD
If we could persuade every i'ur- .
nacc user to follow three simple
rules. there would be very few
parts needed for" repairs; but
some another, so that furnishing,
repair parts will still continue to
form part of the furnace busi-
ness. . 0
There will be pcrsohs wise
enough to observe all of the rules
and for their benefit 11c give,
I-thcu1. '
Itinst. lime a furnace :1 hide
larger than just large enough,
dri1e it. Driving uses up a fur-
nace.
Second. Be sure never to 81-;
low the ashes to pile up to the'
Third. Use a STAMFORD
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash
Corner North Main and West Struts.
.-..._..._.. W -W. M.........— ..
;thelr over popularity. 11nd the frocks
1 love.
U .couwosnd oi broderie Auglaise had 1111.
‘zowrdross of block t'hniillily
:iuxmvd 11 crossed lichu in from. end-
BLACK AND WIlIITE HOLD FAVOR.
Mount}. Model shown ay Cullot.
Black and white are mill neatly
Wol‘ll in spite of the outcry about
in this coloring are often the prettiest
seen at smart functions. There has
been 11 ind tor sheer white over block
on 11 change from that long admired
sheer block over white. and several oi
the trout dreusrnslter have laid cou-
slderuhle stress upon this
talent.
Cntlot ho» a model in block satin
119111111 111 liliely planed white tulle and
The black sutin shows, unveiled
at the. shirt bottom, and through the
tulle over robe are. shown horrow lines
of silver union. The sheet is much
more attractive thun it sounds and
there are other successful models on
the some order, but. while more‘un-
11111111, they are not really So pretty as
the more frankly while and black of-
iects. wording to a New York Sun
writer. .
Some or the latter are now achieved
by the use of handsome blah lace.
usually clmntiliy. vellling white satin
or other umteriui. A lovely model at
clinging white 11min without trllnniint
1.111 11111 skirt and with u Imdloe largely
winch
Iinn m the short wulst line. under a
block ttltot birdie The ilrhu pincer!
‘crtwseri the shoulders being out to-
srrange- ‘
timber 11itl1 short slcewe run down
Recovery Of 0M 0' III. MITDMSI to moot nt lhh 1.11.1111: line in 1h:- luuk
NIPPON STYLES.
Nearly every woman nowudnyil cher-
luhos a Japanese gown tar house Wear ‘
without realizing how interesting a
urment it is. says the Chicago inter-
Oceuu. 'l‘he sleeves tliomseives have
11. curious history. From the middle of
the sixteenth century they began to in»
crosses. in length. and especially those
for young ladies have extended till
now they nre‘irom three to four test.
This style..ltnown u furlsode, became
very fashionable
The width of the obi. or sash. hos
1ulso varied at first from 2V, to 35!.
inches. and to six. seven. eight 11nd
inino inches.
rm
M111. Fred Butterson visited her aim‘ 0‘" own new fashions ‘“ “‘“Y‘”
m. at the St. Vincents hospital y", 11nd when originated among the com .
terdny. 1‘ 'mon people or Japan. and from them
1w“ finally adopted by the upper
‘closses. The young ladies of the Sn—
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Joseph Hyatt end Mm?
(‘lrnce Kaitlin have returned tmurni class were the 11m to tailor;
from 1
Long island.
Mitts Hertha Brotherton is enjoying
her 11111qu vacation.
The catch basins in town hnev re-l
ceived their unnunl cleaning.
{the popular styles in this respect. and
“the higher classes begun to adopt
William F (1011...... 11nd l‘nrnlly have them. until now these fashions orevuih
returned from an automobile trip "“YVMN
Glover
THE PLACE
Thomas Glynn humid-d the “no:
9
reunion or the 1.01 Conn. Volt.
Stmtord yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. doom Bayou will;
110011 now their household name;
from Suuntuch to Lincoln street. 3
i :
suns 211 l .11.“. ”tom“ AHARDPROILEM TO SOLVE .
Henry Sherwood and A. (l. Goethe)“
have returned trout 11 trip to Gabon 3
_...._.... . ....W
Judge 11nd lliru. .lonlnb T. Maroon
outorlulnnd over l-luminy (lottorul and
THE 8013'
a
earables
DECIDED BARGAINS AT
' PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
' out-um ’
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
911111: No. 1135.2.
.nw pm
Does
“W....M_m
IEEM HARD WORK to set the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not. let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nnco now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly.
you smresdy
1’It
so that you‘ll have no trouble when
to start it.
The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CH EERFULLV FURNISHED
17 Wall Stun
Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn.
‘morniug 01’ 1111 obstruction
and nt‘ composing room of the Hun. who won
Victims i8 COMIHCTW and bulb“ that tell in 11 single wide
Doubiiul
m:
.\llilllld1)lt)\\'.\‘. Ann. Zitwluwstign-
tlon 11110 the circumstances of tho
wreck oi the Valley hunch unset-utter
train on the New York, New Huron
i
[and Hartford ruilrtmd til .‘Ilnromns. on
' Sunday
night. iuut. resulting in our
douth 11.1111 injury to three some pet“
soil-s, 1111111 continuml today by r.~1ll~
road deiovtlres. in :111 undoumr to Ilnd‘
a mum of the person or poisons wllo,’
lili ruilmnd rompuny dorluros, wvl‘t“
rmpousible fogdolilwrnlvly durnilinn
tho (ruin with ”mullt‘lous intonlf“
1Sl1m'llf ”OH (31 Thompson. of Middle
so}; unduly. who with (Shirt 11! l’olivo‘
lnuiiiu oi this city. started 1111 inquiry"
iuiitilllllg the otiltlul 11131111110111 oi the
lullroud rompunv \11111 but 11 orkinu 1111'
tho iilh‘l' today. but 1 1111 ctod to renumo.
his investigations luu-t. With the
dumb 11f Abrum l‘. ”101111.11! Hartford
the coroner has been
The den lur‘
turn or J 1.. Cult. one of the wreck
virtlxns {10111 the hospitui into \oslor-
tiny loaves six of the Injurud at that
lilMIlltlIutl. (if those. the most sor-
loun rose is that at H. 1.1111111. ot'
llurtrord. who, it 1111s slalntl 111da1.i
111111 developed serious internal low
911111111 no that the outcome of hitsl
:11111111ds is regarded 11s uomewhnl
d1 ubtlul Illa ulster is with him at
the itospitsl.
Timely disvovery was made this.
on the
trucks of tho \‘ulloy brunch juut urouml
11 curve and about. tineequsrtern or
11 mile {10111 the «cone of the merit.
llurlug the storm 01‘ int night n lurnel
houry limb hud been torn from 11 iron
rlouo by the truck» and hnd isllo11~ovor
the tails. it won dlnrovewd ubout
halt 11m live this morniou by John
llobinnon. ul‘. this lily lore-mun of the
walking down the incite to the menu
‘ol the wreck. With some effort Roi»
inson hauled the limb tram the rolls.
The first train at the mornim nun:
our the hula about ”tort o‘clock.
Among the“ in Bradford today 11t-
tendin: the lulllldlvo hearing on the
New (Janeen trolley bill or. (lorpm‘r
lion Counsel 10111111. Welsh. Henry 1?.
P111111... colonel (loom i... Runnll and
hi. 1}. Ronnie. .
The Milieu Dorothy and Pearl
Jackson. a! New York city. hove re-
turned homo utter 11 mlt with Mrs.
M. ii. Walkawoi spring Hill.
Henry I". Col-burn. magmas A.
Its an M. H. Glover took 1111 auto-
mobllo 1111.111 Stamford todsy in Mr.
Glover: w on ltd-inns.
‘ min-i on 11111111, or flatworm 111
mm the W in Now do-
noon on when.
;lmnol reaching to the bottom of the
‘11'1111 oi wide- hlurk and white stripe
. sill. 11111139.. A wide panel oi block ut~
.ing run the full length of the shirt.
; trout and book. but above 11 newly Kir-
ldruuod owr the shoulders.
.tlwsv draperies the bodice was tilled
1111 with white ltillo and late. and s lit-
' tin rollur oi bluo ombrolderod in lalorll
‘nmurt frocks made with 111111
- forming thou ides oi the skirt and. bad»
ding 111 the high Wills! lino.
I'lhesc scarf: reached to the bottom‘ indt a vomlnx uurrluso which
Mrs Stewart 1.: \V‘oodtord or My:
"0““: York
Another good block and white frock ....__ i
.\ir. and W11. Aaron Lockwood and:
totally attended the funeral of their
nuuithtor. Hrs. Annie Col-l in lieu-
Ieyvllin. Sunni“;
Mr. and 51111 t“. Elmore Ileilows are
touring tonneriicui. Massachusetts
and Vermont .‘tirs. Bellows was t‘or-'
morly Miss Edith squire: 01‘ 001111111.
Mrs. Freeman (‘lnrltson ol’ Coulslo
Mill. give a dunno recently to the
counsel‘s 11nd campers. The music.
which wus or a‘hluh order, was tor»
nisind by Mr“ \\'Iii1lmon. her son
thorn. nod 11‘ Sherman.
mm.
The imprownu-nt society are lny
lug anoint-r stretch of tonoruto uldo
din of blue embroidrred in block this
pom-l was split into two sections.
which were solved spurt not! softly
Iletwuen
Wilt-i turned over the black drnwry.
Mention has been made below. of
material
ice and the sleeves. while unothor
material termed front and back. some
times there Is 11 whole robe at one ml»
torisl 111111 the am“ m" merely “ veii- walk on Riverside art-nun adjoining
ling nverdress held in 111nm by gird-
' ‘ ' 0 in.
A whiten” walk in trout Ilit Stool a h h ‘
. lsehool and i‘XVIHIIiuII‘ along in trout
ililk lilotiflneillw frock trimmed in line, oi the tumor iluhboll property.
.ui two had 11 111ids1 snarl or panel of
111111211 in broad green and white
‘1"“9‘” crooning 9“" “MW.“ "m“ Ruth Wood, tiuughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
ling about loose. “”0"" “New" “d lluniei ll itnulluy, at their home Fri-
letting in wide odds front and buck . 1W owning, in honor of the yuuuit
uill
1f the trot it and were heltgby tho [iro tnko plane “lhumdny afternoon. when
d": Minn Wood incomes the bride 0! WII-( E
hum Thutrlmr Gilbert of Porto Rho.
A lint-u 1111111111111 tended to Miss
U
«if you haven't the time to exercise
regulnrly. Dunn's Regulate will prevent
constipation. The induce u mild,
entry. healthful action or the bowel-
Do not allow your kidney Ind bind
der trouble to develop beyond the
111111101111 1111111113. Ask your man: for much at 11101111 lne. 'Tsko Foley Kidney;
them. no. Pills. 'lhto 1.1m quick results nudf
~~1—-'“"""‘*“* “up irregularities with surprislnzf
GUILLe ron HA". promplnoll. ’l‘bo undue PWWWW
A quill oi roses on a green set icon» , n 1
lily 11 leather irom a bird; these dnys “d W. 1" 3‘19“" . Co. ‘
it may be extremely decorative in ct: WIRELIOB STATION CHANGES. i
tort sud can be mode 111 home by u H t: ('lurk mwmmr of wireleu
woman with half clever om. accord “may“ “a “new mun, mun mm
but to the Philodelohis North Amerl- lug from N". Huron. mode 11 visit
C1!" to the local Mauls Wireless Ind Mar-i
A quill 0‘ 50’“ 0“ 9' 3“.“ Mi loun- inc Trunumiuinn station at. Wilson's.
dutiou can be mode by shaping | list Point yummy and “mulled | new:
piece of mlliiners wire into a pointed ”1 or instruments. "Quark!" Elmer
quill. covering it with green not end muck. 1,11. omntor. whole friend. con-
olllnz it 111 with tiny tom. lam of £1 grout may at the younger
0n n stunning imported but by mph of the town. who here flown
IIIB III). II NORM! II ““0. TDD”. I.“ “3.3" mm"
rm can: poinilnx upward.
dos-WW
Till “I”! If EDIE”
is [It'll lilo thst burrows under sud
feeds on the skin. The my to ours
incision is to remove the onus. by
waiting any with s clash. pencil-I11 «only: married the term: of 111
in; liquid. the germ lite and poison that 1m mod u made by the w
1111111111111. 1111. 11111111111. tunnel: of 11111 town. «a they m. not
. We here a mention tint will do showing any moo/m 1111de
this. The £11111 11119111311911 will stop hot. mom. to stimuli in bid:
the liniiilj end We 11 rolls! to M the worn 111 out. all not the m
1111 irritated. itching orl iii nod shin. Mud.
nyouunumtmsiromlkinornm in Winnemt of
«nation is my turn. try one bottle at W he. 11111111
11111 «but «tannin more; m m in n nib
one
“Burks" is as clever
not. although be resolved it from his
wit.
TOWN ROAD WOM‘. ..._,
monomer-1i
. Norwslk
"mm
11111111. 1.1mm 111m 1- u quill oi 1m. to 1111s him during 111. mm moors.
This in mode over 11 wire trains and is putty planned with tho linin'ow-
and witty u his nickname would Im- ”
employment, rather than through his i
.11 town meeting not not man:
11.1mm.
School Shoe
TH! 8181' ANSWER IS
THE
Hamson
81 Clark
Shoe
sou Sturdy. Siylish‘
11.25 11.50 $2.110:
Two Stores
South Norwalh
CityNationaiBanki‘
TIANIACTD A GENERAL BANKING;
IUOINI” AND OFPIRI EVERY
FACIUTY'CONIIOTENT 1
WITH OOUNO "
IANKINO
'
Erwin- nnd Profits
.1 17,000.00
Bate Deposit loam Q3 and do per your
' town: 11. MATHIWOON. Pm.
101-111 11. «an». m Vlcod’ru.
rnsotnlcx u. ROWAN, 21111 wwi
WILFHID IODWILL. Cashier
' otno'rons
[.01. "£th J. Walloon Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. 1.th
Christian 8mm Fred. H. Rowan
“MIMI Grumman Lewis it. Hui-butt
Henry 8. Lockwood
l
Capitol
a
,thninimdoim. untimely“:
order. It“ ‘will result: prompt Illus-
iiounnd you will now tint M m
lilting thmnd'pumt lotus the
with tits mm mm 11117. hot
mom or other: our to. mun
lutlommmhe. thorium
‘ «use 11! the discus sud the srt of u-
; omm pinched nerves and pain in
later life in tho dldsront 0mm sud
' nom systems in your body.
at the 4-door, 80
l. LOO h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with out mohair top. wind shield, no and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything Int-class Guaranteed for one year by
the minimum. tor uses. For full pnrticulau call or address
F. E LOCKWOOD a. (10.;
I Wull {tron—(M) Gongs. Water street, Norwalk. Conn.
’ a
IT‘S HARD TO RESIST
having Steak cwry day 1111011 you
know how good it looks. tastes and
really is. Our swuks are 15i1nply do-
lit‘ious! So are all our other 111111115.
Only the choicest cuts oi beef. lamb.
real. out. ore found in our shop. Prin'es
stundard not too high or 1011 low for
mandard qt l .1llty inc-tits.
Chamok's Market
76 NORTH MAIN 3T.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
-
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. Coymtl.
_ Nam 46. with lunch stations In All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
m— I-
“TNERE is NO PLACE LIKE HOME."
A home and constancy of purpouu will win for any 1111111. 'l‘lit1 true
Amerlrsu home but orowd the strongest bulwark against failure in
many 11 mun'u cursor. because it 1.111119 him 11 doiinite oblw't for which
to love and furnished him with an insight into theiriuhor ideals that
are no eonentinl to progress uud prosperityf If you’re thinking or
building, wo wont to talk in you about the material.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or t 0
Justin: the some. illnesses at, unused
y I much. twist or sprain in the
it. Even if done in childhood ii
During July and August
our store will close on M
At your
service every other molt
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the mm of '
this dim» and pain. and hatch to
restored through humanism; the six
I'd-yo It i p. M.
W. Rheum-111. Purely
III, Hart. Kidney and Ronnie Die»
sun ere rim locum attention; also
Correlate the loin. You will
never girls; Chiropractic a
chaotic help you.
'1'. rumors. D. c.
NWMHIWR 81‘. so. “WALK
ram-1111 Titanium Given Ais-
durum7u.m.toOp.m.‘
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