May Manton Patterns
for Fall and Winter '
ALL PATTERNS, 10°
FAOHION BOOK. 46c. when sold
with Pottsrh.
.E. K. BANKS
min ACKEMO Horst. BLOCK.
sop-Tn .«NORWAIJK .
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Miss Noma Oahlii, or «the Boston
Store, is enoylng'her annual vacation.
Miss Grace Lawrence and Miss ltttth
London are spending the week at Fa
field.
Attorney Leo Davis. oi NorWaik. is
spending the day in New Canaan on
business.
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Hiram J. Lawrence and son Chestnr
.havo been spending a few days in .
South Salem, N. Y. .
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Ground was hrolten to day for the
new house which William H. Church
will erect in Seymour place.
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Miss ls‘lot'onceJL Hamilton, of Put-
nam avenue. id'spcndinir her vacation
lll‘Olll Walsh it lluhhoil's oiiloo In
Stougliton. Mass. with reintiveaa
Mrs. P. H. Miller and son Charles.
and Miss Alpha Featherly. of Albany.
N. Y. are visiting-Mrs. Miller’s'sistor,
Mrs. Charles o. itenrdon, of Taylor
monue.
~ llois‘ and Girls' lloston School
Shoes. at Connenlly it: lirnckcn'n.
Tomorrow night there is to he a
lawn 'p rty under thp auspices oi the
Silverm no M. P. (lhurt’h, on the lawn
in Silvortnlne. A nutnlior oi Norwnlk
people are planning to attend ii’ the
Weather clears.
Constable Samuel C. irelnntl took
Mrs. Della 1.. Plan. of hz‘Sprlng street
and Mary Hurstrom. of Roton Hill. to
“the Westport Sanitarium, yesterday
afternoon, whore they have been tem-
. porarily committed, pending arraniw
meals for their permanent committ—
ment to Middloiown asylum.
A number or the members at the (Jr.
tier of the Eastern Star, of this city.
-ore planning to attend the thirtieth
annual outing of the Eastern Star
chapters of Connecticut. to be held at
stin Rock, New Haven. on Thursday.
The business meeting will he held in
life “Atrdome’ theatre at the "White
City." at Ssvin Rock.
Miss Katherine liners, of Orchard
street. attended s surprise party upon
her cousin, Miss Anna Schmidt. of
‘Brldgeport. In that city last evening.
Wallace Volimer, formerly of South
porwsiit but now of Bridgeport, was
also present, as wsooloo Miss lssbello
Boers. of Orchard otroot. who is visit-
Ing with her relatives thoro.
Hyman Levy. pronriotor oi the his»
iostic moving picture theater on Main
‘ street. coins to this city yootordsy and
took personal charge or the traction
bocsuoo at tho absence of Julius Knits-
tor. monsoor at tho house. who loit
town on Sunday morning and had not.
returned this afternoon. Mr. Lovy
said yostordoy that ho mot Knutor
in Now York on Sunday and mm
with him about tho naturally mints
at tho tho-tor. amounting to shout ono
*hundrod dollars. which tho rumour
ma hohod with autism. in my
did not had tho honor when ho got
hot-o, hut loot ovohing ho mind o
tom from Knutor slitting him to
como to Now rm tor o oottlotnont.
Mr. Lory wont to Now York today to
moon“ totho iooooooo. Tito moon
for tho sboonco oi Knutor and whoth»
or or not ho viii room to tho them:-
is not known horo. Ho ho‘d boon in
honour! coir o too darn and tho thos-
tor woo mpouod on Saturday am
being cloud Advent mnwbsnharr '
Non.
’- WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
. mum. 75. Clear.
or Miss Llamas club. and
,. point it input mm «trunnion
WEATHER FORECAST.
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Weather .
For Norwalk and vicinltv:
weather with probably rain tonight
nine.
Unsottled
and Thursday; northeast winds, prob-
ably brisk. The southern storm has
moved slowly inland. and is neutral
this morning near Atlantic, (is. it has
decreased considerably during the lost
24 hours. Cloudy and rainy weather
continues along the Atlantic coast to
Maine. Pleasant weather prevails gen.
orally in tho'oentral and western soo-
tlons. The rain at present. is not on“
tending very far inland. The tempera-
ture is low over the Lake region. Frost
was reported this morning irom Upper
Michigan.
Temperature: Minimum, 63; maxi»
Mrs. William L. Olsen. ot Elm
with friends and relittlocs in Boston.
Mass. .
Percy Will-molt. Mrs. Della Watt
and Miss Anna (‘rint-s, who have been
undorgolnit treatmcnt‘nt the Norwalk
hospital, have been discharged.
E. W. Fitch lcit today on the noon
train for Boston. hnvlmt noon summon-
ed there on account of the serious iii»
nests oi his hrothor, t‘. M. Fitch.
The Misses lrono (inllnither.Norn
t‘ollius and iola Nile of this city, not
cotnpunied by It low moot-town friends
spout yesterday at (.‘oncy island; all
report a line tinie.
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The Winnlpnuk ilontihlionn and So-
cial Clirhn‘ joint (‘Ollliillllt‘t’ got togeth-
ertlast night and vomploiod nll nr-i
rangernents. for the lawn into to ho!
held on the club grounds in Winnipault ‘
tomorrow evening.
street has returned home after a tlsit '
' Tho hridxe committee. accompanied;
lly a number of prominont citizens,
wont to Hartford. this morning. for
bridge and pork hill came up before
the house.
o‘clock train to the capital city and
their good worlt is expected to pro
Hill.
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A lawyer to "tell 'ont'; and a survey-
or to "measure ’em," report this
morning that eight/can Mo large and
heavy‘hsss lost their lives yesterday
When Attorney and Mrs. he 0. Gray
cry. of High street. So Norwnlk. and
Civil Engineer and Mrs wnimit J
Wood Jr., of Weaiporr ovonne. went
on I fishing trip to Taunton Loire.
Thqtrlp was made in Attorney Greg-
ory's our and was a very pleasant one
The fish caught woro beauties.
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JEBOUP LIBRARY DIDICATED
In Huber. Moino. Hos Ono of tho
Finost Library Buildings in Now
England.
BAR HARBORML. Aug. tin—Tho
dedication ol‘ the Jason Memorial Li-
brary Building, tho ulit oi Mrs. Morris
K. Jooup. 0‘ Now York. to tho Bor
Harbor Viiloito Library. In memory oi
hor huobond. was «hold today. About
400 woro mount, including oummor
visitors and residents at tho town.
Right Rev. William Lowrance. Epis-
copal bishop oi Ma sachuootts. opened
tho OIOI'GIIOI on t o bohslf of Mrs.
Joann. Thomas Witt Cuyior, . of
Phllsdoinhlo. a nephew of Mrs. Josup,
modo tho prooontotlon couch and
turood ovor tho flood of tho pronorty
to tho library corporation. 'i‘ho
oiisocii oi occoptouco woo mode by b.
B. Douy. or at» Harbor. Dr. 8. Won-
Mltchoil, oi Philodoiphis. than oloood
II), formal osorelm by oposlting'ot
tho lilo and public honotsctlonl of tho
lots Mr. Jooup.
Tho building. o handsome otructuro
oi brioh with indium sandstone trips
minds toast/oil on Mount Dolort strut.
mm" 000 shorts one of tho Moot
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holistic. . his citation to cm tho
hutldins for tho distribution at books
“about tho middio of. host *nionth.
filliflltiloANI MII‘I’ AGAIN.
‘l’ho motions of warmth hold o
MW tor tho out-pow
»‘~Wtioiisooilihoolvonim
iWW’v WWW or.
the purposi- of lining present when theg
The party took the 9 .
12-18 NORTH MAIN .THIIT
OUR ARIA? AUGIJUI‘ FURNITURE DALI POINTS
. THE WAY 1'0 TIWI modem
. i " suvtt’to‘. You him only to on tho display to screw
-. Ioto Ito sdvsnthgofi. IIIIIH QRAOI FUBNWURI AT
,, V otooouurs natiomo’ mom 10% re sit-it on may.
. . g. j ‘ ”plooo oi Furnlniro on our floors :oxoopto oootlouoi hook-
ooooo. Von can doom your savings. on methods goon
ontoo that it to not an imaginary ono.
vorloty bi otyios to ohoooo I'rom. containing Furnituro to:
ovory room In tho houoo. .' ‘
The A. J COLLINS COMPANY
IN FURNITURE
Thoro is o wide
IOUTH NORWALK.
. mommmw V~.-—-.M_~MWWM“
flood in
. tomor. Clo
R AY‘M’O N D"
Jéi (10 Goal
ordor‘Ior ono Ind. and on will retain you so a ouo-
‘fi‘oo {root slots, uniform quality, suitablo for tut-moo,
range, otovo or ooIMoodo'r. Film on application.
That’s It l—-— .
A Hot Thing
DROTHERS
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FEED KNOWLEDGE
'l‘ho farmer's grain goes to an elevator.
and makes a higher gmdo oi grain by screening out the docks
The elevator clanns It
many cars at theso screenings are sold to manufacturers of so-cni-
ed iminncod rations oi‘ poultry and horse toads.
l’tidcr the term of
miscellaneous reclesnod hold seeds. weed seeds are transmitted to
tho rotisttnior in the guise of poultry food at an average price at 32
pet hundred for n scratch food and some Indispotobiy sold in this
neighborhood. A “heat prlco tor wood air-eds docs not Int-nu «thorny
for tho tonsuiner of poultry foods. My {rods are pure (loan and fresh.
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MANUEL TON HATCH.
First In quality. lost in price. always in tho minds oi its cum--
oanonnlo Homo Ground Food tor hinges. Cottio and Poultry.
'Miigner 8. F lynn
A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH.
OUT A DRINK
for days at it than. but. who
wants to he a cttt‘nel when he
can enjoy it claret punch. mint
Julep. whiaiwy sour or n .crome
do moniiw. l’lllll‘i'l‘lPliFit“. or a nice
cool glttsa of Rupport‘a Boer
who ho wit-hos it? That Is one
ms in why tho carnal not "his
lunch on“ on nfiftnivor got it down
again wait rinse he couldn't
Art a drink when he wanted one.
You won't "get your back up"
on any of the choice wines and
liquors you tiny at Manner &.
Flynn's.
Quick Auto Dollvory ovorywhoro
Phone All
Situation Innis Young Priest
I stilt intuit it f
ii I A ll liillill
Bo Secured to Take tip the
Work In This Diocese
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DAN’HURY. Aug. liar—The state con-«l .
nation at the Total Abstinence Un-
ion‘hcid Its‘oonciudinx session hero
yesterday. During the foreman ses~
oion John .I. Corbett. of New Haven.
state treasurer made his annual re-
port, which indicated the unionto beta
I more prosperous condition than over
before in its history. The receipts for
tho your were 12,437.98 and the expen-
diture; $57242. leaving channels at
$1,865.58. Rev. Stephen Kcnney, of
Hartiord. addressed the convention
during that morning. Miss Nellie Shor-
Idan, at Norwich. state delegate to the
national convention held in Scranton.
Pm. made the report upon that con-
vention.
'l‘ha prise banner for the largest
min In membership In adult society
during the roar was awarded to that
Younz' Men's Sooiety oi Ansonia,
which had a not increase of 64. The
banner for the greatest increase in
any iuuvqnllo society was awarded to
St. Mary's Tierney Cadets or New Bri»
min, which gained 134 members.
The committee on resolutions was
Instructed to prepare greetings; to be
sent to Bishop Nilan, at Hartford.
The revival of Interest in the work
oftho Catholic Total Abstinence Ull‘ll
ion was the keynote at the conveniionfi
There was a lengthy discussion 01‘)
the proposal to secure it special sgontg
whom ditty it shall he to visit the:
various societies of the state with the;
nurwse oi stirring up interest in the
work. it was pointed out that th“
Elvi‘nlirhts oi‘ $.0Iulillilltl. the Ancient 0r~
tier of lilhooniona and kindred organi».
rations cloned attractions in ihoiurmt
of benefits to members
The tuousihility was shadowed ofl
applying- io Bishop Ni iinn for the
assiunincnt or a young priest to take!
up tho furtherance oi t‘. ‘l‘. A. ll;
work in the diocese
’Iiio trtuttor has flnallv loft in NW
hands of the honiti of directors ,
The final amnion of tho r‘otueniions
hold yesterday was for elm-lion oi om?
wars. and the conclusion of the hush
nose.
These officers were elected: E
l’rosidontv .I J. Fitzgerald i‘nmton- .
nook i
Viroi‘rosidom—Whomas J. Detmn.’
New Britain. 7
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COAL: *
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COAL
We have s ism stock oi high grodo irooh mined (loot ready to doiivor
for out winters comfort. and no guarantoo nit-towed u to quality and
orico. «Coil and omino‘ouroool hoioro you ioovo your order oioowhoro.
HARRIS 81 GANS C0.
Telephone
68 Water Street
a
[tryout Carriage, Wagon or Auto .
Needs” Repairing 'or Painting
Luther M Wright’s
Pricoo to suit «or: boron-or.
run-Adi
“Min“ of it. lilo III M '
m min or. minim
4“ r
Reduction Sale
‘0! LADIII' AND MIDIII' IUITU. CON". IKIITI. LAWN:
VON-I. WACH osmso AND WAII‘I'O.
doth
Wot-to to its cloud out too ksothosthomumpfloocom
hotmitistoohmumunnotmwmlt. '
"The Paris ”29"...“
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Ono thousand hm m
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asntllouse
‘ AI thov haven't boon him very long.
‘ in tho crowds in o. clmwdoy throng.
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Second \‘it‘o-l't’caldoniwhliu Mary.
' M. SONNENBERG
w it diurnal) 42 N. Main St~—~Tel. so
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as you would a Watch—-— for inside exist
‘cellence as well as outside show, an; :
from a dealer whoSe guarantee is re—
liable. ‘
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
. watches. .
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside.
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
PIANO
co.
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
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the American automobliist, is the man.
that no are entering to and in or
to make his automobile trip a triump,‘
al pt occasion We ask him to bring it tin.“
this shop before starting out. We on ,
oterhaul it. “in1911 up screws and ins.“
chinery put in new parts, put his our
glue, brakes. to cgneto, plugs at
good working cider and malta . It}.
Journey a pleasant one by lack of «iv
noiunce by bringing his auto to l ‘
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WE HAVE MADE A RECORD
this year in placing our Graduates
in paying positions since July 1. 1911
WE MAKE lT. OUR BUSINESS
to assist our graduates
Foil Term Bogins Sept. 5. Enroll now
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
EOUJ’H NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHEST
Third Vice l’rttaitientmhliss Theresa}
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i Cullen. l‘irrhy
l Hohhot, Winston.
Bottrotarijli‘. .l. Kinhcy, llrsniordj
Trashcan-John .l. Corhott. New"
Haven. ~ 4
State Editormhliss lirlon Murphy.I
Manchastor.
First Delegate to the National Con-
motion-«Thomas G hict‘oakoy, Dan.
bury. i
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so WALL srnser
.NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
Everything_n the optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ' ..
0. B. Jackson
Optician
SKEETERlCKS.
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Thom was on old place called stilppnn.
Mosquitoes Were smarter than man.
The man got I hunch. ~
And cleamd out the hunchw ~
Just do the some trick it you can.
Normon had shooters galore,
They've had them tho three times be-
fore.
They're the very same kind
That we‘ve got behind
Our padlooitod and bolted screen door.
Coiiondor‘o Point has the but over
mo. ‘
They‘re not allowed out on tho itroon;
if they avor do bite,
'l‘ho result is so slight.
‘i‘o destroy them w0uid seem rather
non.
Dorian hos tho boot kind at all.
town hall.
Ho [On to tho mootin‘l. . ‘
Tattoo a hand in tho gmtin‘ I.
And stings 'om from Spring until Foil
‘l‘ohonoit’o goto muons monitoot.
filo no into do Job on do otroot.
Whoa i opt-inks do road
And pomp up o load.
boy hits ins logo and ms toot.
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This count very liitoiy is "out.
Who or long as it stick,
Add “hot on!“ do think
Rollo Iolond hos ohootoro in spots,
Host always in tho onto: mon' s tots;
'i‘hor horon’t hood door
Oni- houoo this your.
14%
*7 ; Watch my noighlionr motto oxport stop- ‘
. shots.
Ito on them whoa they built tho
, the country. and
Tot. 461.
ILMEM CAUI W. R. THOMPSON
Toqu‘et" Special Motor
The latest and most careful design!“
in tho make-sud hrsalt two-cycle ty
All parts are exceptionally our 0!
access. and can be adjusted without rt
moving engine from foundation. .
Singio Cylindor
Rated With‘ >
Model HP. Carburetor
H 8%
.1 31,5
K . 5
R Doubts Cylindor
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~NOTICE-~
it you protor a modlum Boer. neither very light not dork. drink. .
Fist Golds: Dortmundor. It is a production made exclusively iron
the oholcsot barley malt and the costliest Sooner hops purchsuhlor.
mods hr the pionoor hrowsr oi this country. Got o case of 24 hot-
it
tloo, on 01.00.
How about a one at Pabst. either dark or light? 'Only $1.50 o '
can of £4 hottloo. '
Our ouccool is duo to friendly rccotfincndationl.
muoot you to giro us an order tor the boot Brewed
Wo respectfully
Bottled Door in .,
perhaps you will recommend us to othors. so no on)
mommondod to you. ,
~‘~ ‘Castellano 8. Bardani
Prompt Dollvoryh III-rywhoro 26 Railroad Avont‘io V...
satin s pecisls at the
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