S
V "“xio Drquants
’ y. in. to 7:30 s. in. (popular trick).
ignore; on. (trails
I'll!“
n. the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
lorries st nil times.
JFortune! attention giv-
en to All prescription
work.
Choirs for our trolley
patrons. (inns in end
wsit for your our.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Hunger
‘15 1-“.
Stephen Heath has moved his homo
iold eifects from Norwslk to the blur
_~ pity block, iii East Washington street
The service of Christ Church will
be st 3:46 Sunday, as is the custom
the first Sunday in the month. All
are welcome.
. Communion service will be oelebrnr
tied st the‘Esst Avenue Methodist
Church Sunday morning. and all are
welcome to attend. 4
The Weekly prayer meeting of the
Swedish Congregational Church was
held. last evening, Rev. Charles J.
Anderson occupying the pulpit.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Advent. Christian Church was held.
int evening, Rev. usher F‘. Reynolds
occupying the pulpit and preaching.
w...—
Charles Erickson sud fully, who
hue been trying to have their house-
hold effects moved to New Haven nil
the week, will probably succeed today ~‘
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Rev William W. (lilies preached at;
the weekly prayer meeting, which was«
held, last evening, in the East Ave-l
lib Hallodllt Church. Despite the
“in, there was it fair attendance. 1
llrs. Albert—Preece. of Fort stmti.
under-want a serious operation, yesterg ‘
dsy. at the Norwsil. Hospital and the
V be more fsir for you?
A
realism. not
Our Reputation and Money to hack of
TM. Off". '
We new Mr sli W6 medicine used
during the hint. if our remedy fails to
‘ completely rdlibv. you of constitution.
We take till the rlslr. You arenot "on
ligateon us“ in sny wsy whstever, if
you ascent our offer. Could snythlng
reason why you shonid‘hesitdte to put
our claims to n prscticsl test!
Th most scientific. common-sense
treatment is noisilQrderliss. which
pronounced. gentle and pleasant in so-
lion. and particularly agreeable in ey-
ery way. They do not cause diarrhoea.
nausea. flatulence. grlping or any in
convenience whom/er. Resell Order-
iies are particularly good for children.
aged and deiicste persons.
We urge you to try Result Orderlies
st our risk. Three sizes. 10c. 25c and
bile. Remember. you can not Resell
Remedies in. this community only at
our store—The Rex-ll Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy. Quittner d. Canty
Props.
William butcher has put his cider
mill into commission.
for, N. Y.,
Batterson.
is visiting Mrs. Fred H
Miss Ruth Cheney. of Eilsnbeth. N.
1., is the guest of Miss Ellen Purdy on
Lincoln avenue
Miss Msbel Lewis has returned from
is two weeks visit with relatives in
Port Chester, N. Y.
Misses Ethel and Ruth Miller of the
noseiiile district are spending the
week and in Bridgeport.
“Camp speed" in (‘slf Pasture bench
is there any
are eaten like csndy. They sre very .
i.
Mrs. Charles llnrlow, of Port Chew.
FORITAOT! OF FALL MILLINERY.
Models for Mid-dense»
Wear.
August weather does not cell im-
peretiveiy for fell miiiinory, but
women pay little attention to the eel»
endsr nowadays. A certain mutate
oftheli‘buy the new thing when“ it
uppesrs: sud. after nil, there is
excuse for the donning of autumn
hesdwesr in the lots summer.
they charming models peculiarly
suitable for mldeeuon wear on
Dimming
e tip. in the Women's Home Go
“31' lNOIAN EFFECTS AT TOP.
Orientation» to Lead In New Fsshions.
The full fashions this year hnve a
value beyond that of dress; they teach
thst style is s development, and, whet
is more, that it is developing in the
right direction. writes Orson Margaret
Gould who ismognlsed u an author-
nlon.
Out of tritium] come sues-us, and
these successes" lead to other loom
es. with s few fsilures thrown in here
snd there by say of turning
Now here is the point: Poul Poirot.
shown in the shops, models ihst cling
to summer through touches of straw;
and stretch out s hand to sutumni'
through s Judie-ions proportion of felti
or silk. Sonny! than model listen
brooch the Nil lid-i ssilor lines. A
soft crown of to height snd
simple sine and the upper side of the
wide roiling brim may he of beautiful.
iy fine and supple hilt. usually white 5
channels or light W The entire un
der side of the brim may be tuned with
line soft straw, or perhaps there is
only s twoineh bend of the straw “i
the brim s edge. A bond of the nexiuei
strsw encircles the crown. with s stiff
‘llttle pump bow of the straw for flu
:lah.
lather-I: mshowninfelisnd
i’mw' spilled. than it" extremely
{good looking new models in combined!
min and suns Wrens-pie, sisrgs‘
ishnpe with round crown and wide brim
ironing just a little at the left front is
sit of smoothly stretched black min
are for the brim fsefng of soft, white
straw and s huge bow or while isle is.!
which serve. as trimming Such n he!
will do duly admirably for info thel
mull is still in doubt. Mrs? Proeoe has broken up and the young people fill and yet consort! smicsbly gun,
has the best wishes of her many
friends for s steady and oompleieé
recovery. i
A large number of people from The Marion Wheeler enioyed a trip up the h"mo“? with WW? "In”? W “'0
Nor-walks took the steamer Hunting
ton to Long island, this morning. in
hope! of catching a glimpse of the
elimination races which are being
held off Huntington in connection with
the international motor boat races.
The continued ruins proved too:
much for the roadway under the Us ‘
born venue rullrond bridge and yes
iadny the street was uupasaniiie on
account of the water which had flood-
ed the place. Several attempts have
been made to echo the water problem
here but stills remains for some live
engineer to devise a successful plan.
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The sun is out and everybody's hop—
py in East Norwelk ioduy. The effects
ed the protracted rainfall still remain,
however. in the way of mud, knee
deep. in the streets, particularly at
trolley transfer points. The need of
lame permanent improvement at the
Dorian Point transfer point is always
keenly felt during stormy weather.
[tale reported that George Bhorwoad
of mm Norwslk had a peculisr expo:
lance, 'this morning, as be was while;
lag along Senvtew avenue, when he
Incidenily killed s rat by kicking the;
rodent Mr Sherwood was on his way
to "0"“ and when passing the rush fights between cocks or other birds,‘|ble little but: of the «WNW Ill!
deuce of Thomas R. Lilly. a rut run
out of the driveway directly in front
of Mr Bherwoods feet. As he wasi
walking fast at the time. the force
of the blow he glue the rat was until
elem to kill it. Needless to say lhsti
Ir. sherwood was somewhat fright-i
oiled.
'NORWALK FOLIO! GHANOEO.
The regular chsnge of the Norwslk
ipolitic department went into skeet this
homing. The editors are to work as
”follows:
Chief Thomas Leatherlnnd, as usual.
from 7:80 It in, to 3:30 p. in.
Osptnin Thomas Hunt. as usual,
fro-13:.80p m.toil:30p in.
sergeant Byron ll. Bills. from 'i p.
n. to 3 s. in.
floor Charles F. Page, from 8 p.
i. to i s. in.
“ Oliver Jervis S. Murray, {rein 11:80
one» Therese homey. from D s.
lucid! Ollcers R hard 1". m.
[Arsnso J. Mrs, Wilma if. Pm.
ssdndwsrd . 'Oii'dd. to work as
Mu. ~ .
, none.
have returned to their homes.
Mrs. Charles Fable. Mrs. Olive
Keith Miss Gladys Keith and line
H udson Tuesday .
Misses Lilllnm Gill. Daisy Gill and
Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter Daisy
have returned to their homes in Green-
.‘ point ui‘ier a visit at the home of Mrs soft hsu siilfnble for outing wear Wo-
L‘lareuce Snifiln
A special meeting of the fire district
called by E. (1.8mm: ll. W. Post and
Thomss Quinlan. wss held in the town
hull Tuesday evening to «insider thej
unsanitary conditions in the lower
unit of Franklin street and vicinity.
lNHUMANE BPORTG TO I! STOP-
"0.
0
South Americans Will Not See Them
in the Canal Zone.
\l-‘ASlliNG'i‘ON. Sept.
fights. dog fights and bull fights. dear
to the Latin-American heart, will soon
disappear from the Panama Csuai
President Taft has issued so
:sexerutivo order effective Sept mber i
placing all contests between birds. or
. animals of any kind on the none in the I
name prohibited class so prise lights
between men, under psln of one or
imprisonment. The order snys:
“Any person who sets on foot. instt
gates. promotes or curries on my
or any dog tight or bull fight or fight
betwaen othei animals. or who does
any not as assistant, umpire or prin
cipai in furtherance of any fight ”be
tween any such animals shall he pun-
ishedh y it fine not to exceed the or‘
by imprisonment not to exceed thirty
days, or by both such fine sud tunnels.
content. in the discretion of the court.”
Col. Georg. (foothills, chsirmsn of
the isthmian Commission. has issued
on order proclaiming Labor Day. Sep-
tember l, A holiday throughout lbw
tone, and authorising the suspension
of all work on the count. but as the
essentiss order becomes operstivs on
that day. bird sud snlmsl fight! will
and no place among sinuseinsnts for
plenum-seeking employee.
um FOR Hintlwiwo
prieiion for ”500.000 for the stoic
highwsy'ooinmissioner's ole. was
passed by the house yesterdsy effer-
neon without opposition. flooresonis.
live Condos of illusion who was the
shied; em to appropriations .snd
who has “so celled the watchdog of
sum fsvmd the bill. This
fictive Thomas of Water.
”:Mryieviss'sndvepsstsvsrssof
poetry in which were the words. " “its
sweet to beer the wstshdog ss items
we near."
l.——Cocli f
' my save A atrium mm
gsummer costumes. so it is s pmilinbieé
glovestment even in Adm
But nil the his that use being sold,
and worn now are not brought into
of stress with foil or stilt. 0n the
irontrnry, nil felt models sud models of
felt and velvet Are the duel fhinttl
Those are least incongruous when
they inks the form of rather informal
men blue nlwsis worn soft light felts
more or loss for summer sports sud
some of the new models sni- ldoei in
.thst reg-rd. though they sre minded
;for generni wear.
The little 'i‘yolesn lists so popular in
minute during the winter sn reproi
idoced new in the exquisitely soft and
ilsniooth (sits, and there are stony
slight rsristiou upon the theme. The
lheight sud sire of crown. the width
sud roll of brim run. but the general
chsrseter of the list 8 the some.
They sre nil posed low on the bond.
as the little winter hats hove been.
sini'bst hiding the hair. and the trim-
ming is or the simplest. 3 mm hand
through which A single quill or buy
feather i. thrust or some sort of oil!
little cocked. in ribbon or feathers let
,on the left side of the crown.
Where the crown is lower end lsrgar‘
then in modiled Tyroiosn shapes the
trimming is sometimes I irile more
pretentious. I sent and bow being of-
ten used in place of the more severe
hand. Then. too. there on innumer-
soft with. felt which are not trusted st
all in r or sporting style.
Appsrsstly we are to one s survival
of the fed for extreme crown height,
thehsts are iobo’iow set on the fused
sad the populnr fsoing of blhcli or
dark velyet is to be repented in ill.
column military. One less s nod
dost ofdssp rich purple velvet «use»
facing and trimming in video of blast:
but the sdvseos snowing is vsry terse
ly in while and block. ~
«lull “dimmed ensues. covered
with islets. sstin or velvet. sud with
narrow drooping or close rolling brine
fuse with contrasting sisal-lotus
shown is sit the shoplsl very res-oe-
fllh Mic”-
W
south mus Feiltldlsns mos run.
in' or it Today.
rs. politiesi horiun is run up
iurhod by rumblings of s sitinsn’s
till! the lenders in the nova-mt
would had s meeting out west. at
which tile consuls: more deletes
would present list: for the oohtidsr‘s-
tien of. interested voters.
‘ inwiew of the intense interest est
emu oil the bridge sud my units
in Ice “in. polldosidsve ,
‘iilsst indies note so much in evidence.
ticket end rumor m it this ism niche ‘
the new dress leader of Psris. looks
along step in issdsrship when be de-
signed the honour shirt: but it wuss
step too for. in feet. for all his repute-
tiou. even be bid to “side-step." .
‘rhe hmerlcnn women would one
none of his unfemlnine. Turkish-trous-
er skirt. She realism that the more
msnnlsh she nppenrs, the less femin-
“lnc she is. and men know it and tree:
her accordingly. Essentisliy feminine
dress is s mark or both privilege and
distinction.
The shock of this harem shirt csus
ed the American women to think. and
to think wisely, and her will did the
reef. She not only would not have the
hump shirt. but she would bsve“sbso-
lately feminine fashions end common-
sense fsshions. too. whenever she
could get them.
From the extreme of fresh she flew
to the extreme q sense. or course. the
cunning henchmsn went slung sod
I'Ol there I little sbesd, loo. He must
mslntsin his leadership in style. even
if he on to est his own words to do
Of course. Paris still weeks and the
American women, like every other we-
men. wells eunrh to hear her
and whsi is Psi-is ssying right now
by way of cruise! Well, she is suing
libero is on engines of hessty end
igreets in the a of the Eu! lnd'lsw
'women; first is. the upper part at it.
snywsy Them sre soft. shimmering
fabrics and marvelous colors srtlstiosh
iy combined and so essentislly fcml~
nine that you «sold never believe that
there were trousers underneath. "We
will let the trousers go." says Paris.
lhls better to he nil fluffy like s dove
tbsn to wsddlu like I duck.
Ports, then, proposes for her new
fsshlon influence. for the fell snd com-
ing winter. Ilium lndlsn effects. There
we to he wrnppedover styles to dress,
and wonderful embroider-lee. sud new
And strange trimmings.
There are to be sinned shirts,
gracefully draped lunlcs. insulin sud
Jackets with widely lapped right-side
closings. «s
There are to be mm transparent
(shrine then ever. sod they are to be
laid over one another. ‘
There are in he pendsiit sashes. with
fringes end tux-ole for the ornaments.
From this sun confusion there
comes thst marvelous oomblnstion of
color which in recognlsed the world
over an oriental. it Idem ohlnoe. but
there is genius heck of it.
Thom ‘l’sris uny- ffi‘ionhllll It‘ll.
snd'sucli famous centurion. u, the
Cellot Boeurs, Poul Perist and Pshuln
are sinphssisiug the nest indisn er-
feou. yet there an. other influences st
work in Psris which also can he tree-
ed in the coming nation‘s styles.
Many of the host successful of the
past spring sud summi- Jud
their origin to tuition Idols borrowed
from the hush nvolntionl This
seine mousse. will utiiflis content is
the fell styles. especinlly in the M
to. with s beans. end in the
form of seller.
Then there is the surly Victories
period, with its muted touch of ’
usefulness. This. too. will be felt s
tridssnii seeps liltio them modss.‘
l’oltsonnnst Moots in mum. old-1
“widened silk ruffles with pinned silt
so. but seem ones for today,“ and)
shswllilrs drsiisriss will be frequently
in evidence.
’ swim mum.
'i'iis waists to be worn with tailored '
suits this on bell: is «sign end the}
rum eiiisets are influenced by the
i
'0‘“ rule." 0. n muslin.
Mrs Ernest Bohencis is entertaining
her mother. Mrs Knight of the city.
turned from is summer in Europe. is
sgsln occupying her cottage. Meadow-
crest.
m
The Reading Circle was appointed
to meet yesterday with Mrs. H. G
Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mei-win and
Mrs. Edith Thompson nre stopping iii
a college at (Tempo llescli.
Mrs. J. M. Belts is visiting her sis:
ter. Mrs. Catherine linnning, in Lyme.
idles Cornelis Redmond. having re-
p.
A force of inert are at work on the
rsilrosd station. residing the outside
of the building. repairing windows and
the platform which, it is nid is to be
widened.
Needs in town are receiving csrds
announcing the wedding, on Tuesday.
All the home in Wilton of the bride. oi
Christopher ll. Evens sod Miss Nina
Godfrey.
The (‘enter school. whic wu clos-
ed inst year owing to loci: of pupils,
will reopen next Tuesday with s sum-i
clout number of children Miss Myrs’
lit-mu. of Weston. will be tile lonelier
hand urs Hurry Fusenden have
returned to Hostings-on- -ii~e»liudson.j
after it visit with Madame Pessenden,.
who has molly returned from s tripi;
”d with Mr. end Mrs. James D.
Modes.
.‘Tiis Library Whlst (”lob met Tues
l
tiny afternoon with lire. D. ll. Lain-l
I
berl. Four ables were in ploy. snd‘
u very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
lites Folsom will entertain the club
next Tuesday.
list. if. A. Harts hns invited other
ministers in the town to participate
in s Joint missionary meeting to be
held next Sundsy evening in 8!. Met-
ihew‘s Church, All are cordinliy in-
vited to meetings by" their presence
this trend towsnd the consolidsiion of
religious forces. or Christian unity.
lame 15 volumes have lately been
added to the library shelves: "Friend
ship Village.“ lens (isle; “Rohiilnetfa.”
Mrs. Wiggins and others; "The l’strtc-
isn." John Gsiswortiiy; “tinny Good-
for-Nothing." Sir Y. Quinn-Couch;
“Kilmeny of the Orchard." 1.. hi. Mont-
lolnery; "Hollie hishe-bsiisve.‘ is. ti.
Abbott; "The Slow Conch." it. v. Ls
cu; “Miss Gibblo Udell." Ksio n‘
Kosher; ”Felicity." C. E. Lsughlin:
“The Clan." Cystitis Buckley; "If!
lull Twain." Willinm Dean Howell:
"A lion's MOI." Dan Hsy; "The Inn
sled Life of Frederic Csnoils." .i. 1..
Willie“; "The lotus Maid." C. N.
sod‘A. N. Willisnison; “The Kind of s
W." Janette item; "The bond
Roll." Diary Johnston; ,“CIDt. Thomas
H. Scott." 1'. Hopkinsos smith; “Cun-
nor‘s son." Gilbert Parker; "The 'i‘rsil
of the lonesome Pins." John Fox:
“lurk Claire." If Andreas; "Ellery
ides for menu," Normsn Dunc“:
“Miler- of the Fully." Owen Wie-
tor; "Blind." $1.8. Harrison; “The
You: Pitcher " Jens Grey; "Just
NOTlCE
' l
The Brookslde lee Compsny
wishes to snnounco to their trsdo
that. zhsvlng used their supply of
ice sud being obliged to buy from
s veryisliort Instinct; on sndtsfier
September 1, and until outlier no- ‘
es. they will be obliged to raise
, price of ice from 20, Ill sud
40¢ per hundred to lilo. titlesnd
title per hundred: respectively, ends
nailed! their mu to he as don»
nominal in the use of ice It you
.‘bks ' .
Wildfire ,
. ' , i
Men s and} Boy’s
Wearables
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
PRICE’S » '
SUMMER SALE
' NOW ON
a l
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
"one No. use.
a
m
:Does
It *
SEEM HARD WORK to gel the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
' since now. end restore the worn out parts and clenn
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you on resdy to stnrt it.
The Jones &'Hotchltiss Co.
.. w...‘:‘..i:‘“‘“:§'il‘#2“"”l.lil'ih?m
tth 4-d , 30
LOOK iii. p. "la‘ouriggCar
W Willi lllk lobar top. “ammunition lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything lawless. Guaranteed for one year by
the men-includes. for Cities. For full psnlcslsrs call or sddrsss
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
I. Visit “rest—(Phone) Genus. Water “not. Norwstk, Conn.
.AUTUMN'O BEST OFFERING .
in the choicest outs of meal will be
found here. We never disappoint cus-
tomers in the freshness. juiciness sud
wliolesomeness of our meals, and
among our early fall oflerings you will
discover many most dninllos to please
both eye and. palms. Phone or call *
for your orders. We guarantee to
please. ‘
Chamok’s Market
re :40an mm or.
TEL. «5. race oauvsnv
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The Hatch & BaileymCompafiy
IOUTH NORWALK,0
Telephone as. with lunch Italians in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work «for Everything
”THERE II NO PLACE LIKE HOME." "
A home snd constency of purpose will win for any man. The in;
American home hss proved the strongest buiwsrii against (allure
many s man's career. becsuse it gsvo him I definite object for which
1 to save sud furnished him with an insight into the higher ideals that
are so essential to progress sud prosperity. If you‘re thinking at
buildinn'we went to talk with you shout the materiel.
Definition of worsens
Chiropractic is the science of the
ossssoftliedlsesusnd thesriofsd-
ibu’stingy the some. biglusses .1" count:
WM Us or spun n
lisoit. liven if done in childhood it
cronies meshed nerves sod outfit in
inter life in the dlfisrsnt orgsns snd
Notice
During July and Am
our mu will close engine.
limit.
Chiroprsetors remove the cents of l 1 m.
up. Wild in. and heniih u "m" ' p‘ A. i!"
restored mom moonlit: thesis service every other week
"flamm" all'ml’s My day from 1 t. s )
~ It. In. . in.
.. summons” .... '
ones are r s . ‘
' Gui-more of the lotus. You will - , . _
chiropractic e ' '
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