.nr.k ninth; sum. 1‘”; "fx'gxi‘ " m ‘ m a '3! Wet‘ Take Pride in “the/ The mom. Tom. new oil-tum o...- ‘i‘di‘éfiifi’lb‘i‘i‘ll‘iifiihéo'ii‘fii ‘ . era. with Peptonsts of Iron. . field only by C A N D Y Ensures Bakery Products Anderson’s macs Works, ~Eve‘t‘t‘ythlnu lit Stock, ls Fresh. Pure and Clean. F; A. LANE Lil Washington Street. South Not-walk Launches and Boats for sale. All kinds of repairing given special stunting. Oyster Shell Point, Norwsllt .J‘.i ~WW Charles Buek, Jr. ELECTRICAL ' CONTRACTOR GENERAL ' REPAIR WORK to» Address: 51 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK Telephones: Office, 901; house. 21-3 Miss Hotel Weed, of Springdale, has returned from a delightful visit in Nor- walk. Miss Eliza Lynch, of Crescent Ter- race, is recoyering from a few days' illness. wmil" it were possible to get as good deed in town as i sell you, it would cost you more. Manuel Toro Hatch. Mrs. Robert Hughes and family, of Springdaie, spent Tuesday at Roton Point. Putnrtm Hose company will conduct a dance this evening at ltoton l’olnt pavilion. The giii—weekly business meeting of the Eureka Rebekah Lodge, l. O. 0. R, will be held this evening in the Odd _ Fellows' Hall. in Washington street. Julian i3. Siausou, of 13 Taylor ave- nue, is enjoying a vacation from his Our llroihcrs'dmdge, No. 10. l. (.l. 0. R. is scheduled to meet on Monday; evening. ' Miss Marlon Northrop of Ridgoiield.l was the guest of friends in South New walk. last week. The board of directors or the South “Nor-walk public library will hold a meeting, this evening. “Umbrellas and Canes. The water sports at Belle island to- morrow will he on the east beach and will. start at 3:30 o'clock. O'Brien. .. 1’, F. Morali. of South Norwalk. has resumed his duties in the New York Grocery store after a short illness. The Ladies' Aid Soggy of Cannon Station will hold an entertainment Saturday evening in the Town Hall. Misses Laura Means and Msbeltlsy. of Norwalk. have been recent guests duties at the grain elevator at the Holmed’fieel‘r and Sellock Company. ‘ m ——Boys' Knox-'Em-Ali, at Count-ally . O & Brnclteu's. The weekly business meeting of the Board of Electrical Commissioners will be held, this evening. in the oiiirss of the if'municipai electric plant. in State street. The weekly business meeting of Lin- coln Council. No. 4, Order of United American Mechanics. will be held this evening in the Mystic Chain Hall in Washington street. A most complete assortment of in; tons, both white and colored, in pious- Jng variety. ut popular strongly featured this week at the N. E. Ryan Cola store. Tho many friends of Mrs. William R. Grace, who was formerly Mist-t (‘nru Made licrtino, will be sorry to learn that she is very ill with an attack of mother. ——~Sofi lists. 3le) to 32.50. U'iirien. Miss Bessie M. lteudinu, of Phillips- burg, N. .i.. is the guest of Mrs. ltobert (3. Mitchell. of ScourNorWaik. Miss Reading has also spent it few days with her brother. Thomau (3. Reading. of Dylan. Leslie Vaughn who recently realm- od his position with A. J. Collins and Company, has entered th. New York Electrical school of New York cltY. where he will trike a course in mechan- ical drawing and constructive electri- city. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raymond Stevens. of No. it South stmt. Stamford. are the proudAparents of, a nine pound daughter. Gladys Mary Stevens, born ' Saturday. The mother, who was Miss Mabel A. lirundsge, of Danbury, as well as the baby, is doing nicely. ltov..lt'rederlck A. Coleman, who has been spending his vacation’ in Fair- ilslti. will resume chamepfwthe ser- vices in Trinity Episcopal Church. next Sunday. The choir will be pre- sent. but the Sunday school and even. in; service iii not commands until the mound nude! in September. the 10th inst. m. golisnsn will reside; until october ms at as Elmwood ave- nue. fistula m , ‘ prises. aregposltlon .with the Park City 'l‘husii‘ttr Il‘oi‘ lirookiyu this morning. theunmtlsm ut the homo of her? of their grandmother. Mrs. Webster Davis. in insinuate." ”nth—~— (leorge Seller-k. Lowishoru'u potlltJl" merchant and Ernest St'oflgld. with their respective iutniltes are Attending u week at lielio island. Louis Jackson. of New York ‘city, who has been staying at the l-‘oisom Cottage for some little time, returned to New York city todny. John Nichols. of New York city hnsi court-.10 South Wilton to close up the; :Folsom cottage for the season. lie will ‘ return to the city on 'l‘uosdny. T. J. Murphy, of Bridgeport. form-y Voriy oi‘ South Norwnlk. has st-rurod a Advertising agency. of Bridgeport. Mr, anti lira. Peter W. lirowrl. and! solLWulior, of Perry avenue, ure thoi BKlIt'HiH of Air. and Mrs. it‘. lirowu, of flit‘ooklt'n. tilt'i‘ the holiday. 'i‘itoy lelt Dr. l2. S. ()ntol‘iluuks, of North ove- nuo. left this morning for Webster. Muss, to remain until Wednesday or next week when he will resume his duties in his dentistry UMCO. After eight days of ruin everyone is stud that the. weather has at last Civili- ed off. Summer festivities, necessarily postponed because of the rainy wcuth» er. are now on again in full swing. 0. Harold Schock. oi Westport avo- nue, the chaufleur automobile victim, is spending the day in New York city. He goes to the metropolis every day or two that the specialists treating his am may examine its condition. . J $ii-iri'si'w'bw "i . i 4' ”in: .4. 4” "70 Paid on Savings Deposit; . sesame mum tarsus-r non , ms firm? ”I sscupuomu “ +~$r§§~$§i~+£~i~fi~+ = 'BOYS"‘a“dChildren's'School Suits ' 'V‘IN‘OL V Vi of all kinds promptly built. lasts The New Store 24 Wall St., Norwallt. m i... l. s uprices _ Here’s a suggestion that is to your profit. You'll find just what, your boy needs to start school with. in our Red Tag Sale. Good colors for school man‘strong and sturdy Cheviots, Worsted! and Cassimercs. Sizes may be broken, so come early., Li GRO ERIES A. EBECKMANN 8. CO. 2,000’Ears Evergreen Corn _ . . per-dozen 17c Very Best Native Potatoes . . '. peck 35c Goetz 0r Drake's Sponge Cake . ; .. . 18c «Maud S. Brand. Flour . . . . per h g 75c Finest. ‘Creamery.Butter . . . per lb 32c 8 Large Grape Fruit . . . . . . . . 25c Fine Teas and Coffees 25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. x Plantation Coffee, 35c i do Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea. .60c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 2 Plantation Coffeegac i 50 Stamps with I lb. Special Tea . . . .5oc r 5 Stamps with x lb. Maracaibo Coii'ee.. ..... 30c i 40 Stamps with I lb. Choice Tea .. . .4oc to Stamps with r lb. Challenge Cofiee. . . .. . . .28cl 25 Stamps with 1A lb. Very Best Tea.3oc xo Stamps with 1 lb. Santos Coffee .......... use i 20 Stamps with 1/; lb. Special Tea. . . .25c PABS'I‘. PIEL. or DOELGER’S BEERS, case ................................... $1.75 EHRET'S. LIEBMANN’S or FIEGENSPAN'S BEERS. case ................. i...$1.r5 FIEGENSPAN'S P. O. N. AMBER ALE. case ................................... $1.25 ' Hunter. Wilson. Green River. Sherwood or Old Crow Whiskies. bottle .............. $1.00 Gordon. Old Tom. Booth's High & Dry or Nicholson's Gins, bottle ................... 9°C at Rcha . o... .M ' it? ' $2.50 SUITS $1.45 $3.50 BOYS’ SUITS $2.45 $5.00 BOYS’ SUITS . . . . . . . . .. ..... . $3.95 $6. $7. $8 VALUES $4.85. 5545. $64 ' e DON‘T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR OR TWO 0F PANTS This opportunity is here but a short time longer, so don‘t delay. ' “‘ $2.00. $3.00. $4.00. $5.60 and $6.00 PANTS Red Tested—3x45. $2.45. $345. $449 All in Lending Brands Wines. Whiskies, Beers. Ales. Porters, Champagnes and Cordials, at Lowest Possible Prices. ‘ ' FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN A..F. B%-.KMANN o COMPANY GT, 83 8: 85 WASHIN T. Phone 44o.x SOUTH NORWALK TWO STORES: . is South Main St. South Norwails Have You Seen the - '6-Cylinder Meyer Car ' Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage? ' $3.000 And Worth thé Money—Come and See It. Oscar H. Banks Telephone 681-3.. NORWALK. CONN. ) \ ”over; 75 %‘ A Large. Soft Crabs .. .1, Large, medium and Snapper Blue s. Swordfish. Cod. Salmon, Weakfish; Buttsrflsh. Fist, Fresh Mackerel. GRADUATES yIntentions tos. . FREE DELIVIRY. ‘ . a ‘~ ‘ . Cutbill’s ' Bridge Fish Market. have ALREADY been placed in paying positions since their graduation July 1, 1911 A RECORD A. . v RIVER STREET . " PA NLESS Shift- . EXTRACTION O .. Eycry one is looking for the best . set'tit-e at the most reustmublo price. and those stuttering from Iceth which need to so taken out will appreciate my methods. There is nocxtrn charge for difllcult cases, and the results are highly satisfactory; old l‘tlllts which have been a nuisance in the mouth. and a menace to the health: crooked teeth. or those broken off. lire quickly and painlessly extracted. leaving the . gurus clean and healthy, with no ill utter-effects. Dr. J. n. MALLERYCSFC its South Main St, South Norwalk Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. to. Sun- days by appointment only. 4 THINKS ALIENATION OF WIFE WORTH 32.000. " Only Town to Receive Cash from m. Claiming this; he Ia suffering in his ”it“? Licenses. mind and body owing to Charles A. Only one my“ received any cash Tyler. Jit. of Fair‘eld alienating his from liquor llcsusos issued during the wife, Henry 8' BMWOO“ °f F‘ulrileld month at Auliuli. Westport will I“ has instituted suit in the common . cinch calling Tor “03.50. The coun- pleas court against Tyler for 82,000 . ty sets "1.50. The license ye" ends dnrunges. Royal S. thinks of the some ‘ ‘ in the county, except. in Bridgeport. "m“ I“ “I” a plaintiff in "“3 "a" “” Septembe i r" 5 llh ' 1 .. on'Oetoher 8!. 1m. towns will vote he is mentioned as Conservator of . on the license question at the Octo- Shem‘md- E 11 , ,. _ > here eiectlou. Sherwood claims to have married , _ . . . a who...“ .._ , nro ow i“ WOMAN O idiot. AT ISA. Laurn l]. Hluo Q Watertown, this .1” NEW YORK. stute. on April 1. 1897. and he says us. 313‘“! husband that the crime was committed by Tyler it of Justina Fight. who is waiting tor on April 5. of tilt! years ". ‘ her to join him on an Arkansas farm. ' ' A few broken lots and sizes. in liutlste. Martinisette and Tail- ored Waists, to close out $1.25 Pos'r csnos aouvsmn STIINS, 25c . J. i. Mallette (Formerly Misses Dawson) 88 Washington St. Tel. 449 Does this mean any- . thing to YOU? We Make .It Our , Business ' to Assist Our . Graduates to Positions, . 5.x... wssfiyeonr oars nonsv. 4- weecewceasc will wait in ‘valu. .When «the steamer Rheln arrived here today from tare m.',0musny. her. captain sanction that Hrs. Fight lumped overboard ear. iy yon-Luis morning oi Aug. 20. and woe deed when taken not,“ the water. it is th'ousht the woman madame ted. . . _ : leaner we on FIARVTV‘PNOID IPiDIMiO. THOMASTON. Coin», Sept. i.-The local health authorities took prompt stops yesmday to escape danger of a .. typhoid epidemic due to s can or fully ‘ developed lever discovered on the van termed of the new-reservoir. Robert ~ filtration. is Wis the! it! will sM .5" lists
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