luminous;- J dye Pharmac m». Mid pdloi‘ant ms. at all times. . Mani attention giro . :3, ktail all preset rlptlon - r . Chairs for our troll-7 patrons. Coins in and wait for your car. . E PHARMACY 7‘ d. ‘UARKII. Manager I l Frederick Raymond, of Bethel, was visitor in town yesterday. us— “The Turkey Hills accepted a trim- Iling at the hands of 'the Marvels. "Sunday. to the tune of 14 to 9. “- Arthur Billinghain, of Stamford, is ‘ripendlng a few days with his sister. Mrs. William Hill. of past Norwallt. ‘i/‘l‘hed‘erlck Carr, who is located in ; ‘ New York city, was a visitor with rel- ;. natives in (inexory Boulevard. yesten day. . The Methodist class of the East Ave, line Methodist church will hold its weekly meeting, this evening. in the church. u The lawn ‘fete which was postponed from last week will be held this after- noon and evening at 0. W. Raymond‘s, * 195 East avenue. Ilsa Alice Hill. of Van Zant ave.’ nuo. is spending her vacation with her cousin. Miss Mabel Billingham. of Newark, New Jersey. M Quite a number of East Norwalkers we present atthe international mo- torboat races which Were held at flaring Island. yesterday. llr. and Mrs. Hayward. of Port Chen. ‘ m. spent yesterday as the guests of Kr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelly. of Sea-9 lids place, East Norwulk. _.. ..... ....—..—. .— llss Harriet Hall, of Rowan street. Mrs. Mary A. .llndorwsod is con- duct) to her home by illness. Mrs. .William H. Smith is entertain- iug Mrs. William Murray of Chicago. ill. ‘ in spite of the recent heavy rains some of the walls in town still remain dry. The report that John Barlow has sold his farm in Cross Highway is un- true. Frank Du Sold of the Westport bakery has returned from iii) vaca- tion. » William Lehn has purchased a pull- of steers from John Barlow in Cross Highway. . Mrs. Fred Batterson and mother. Mrs. Price. are spending the day in Bridgeport. ' Howard Height of Port Chester, N. Y.. spent Sunday with his family in Cross Highway. Judge and Mrs. Josiah B. Moreno entertained friends from New York city. Labor Day. . Mrs. Charles Godfrey and daughter. Marie. have returned from a visit with friends out of town. Miss Anna Prensser is visiting at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Canslant_ Van Gal in Danbury. Manor"?! WW ”'9" ‘out of a pro-arranged program could or on WW emailed of (”landfill Tl‘illl, Lil. R. M. in it day full of events 0: more than usual interest. with a larger crowd " than has been assembled in Stratford for more than 20 yuan. Okenuck Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men. yesterday celebrated the fifth anniver- sary of its organisation with a cele~ brstion which reflects credit upon the organisation and the towns in fact. it was more than a celebration by the tribe—4t was really in old home day for all of the people of the town and their triends sud“attractod thou~ sands of visitors from Bridgeport and other places. ' The celebration was honored by the presence of some, of the tibial oilioers or the order of the state and of the town. and other fraternal organiza- tions of Stratford loyally turned out and helped the members of Okenuck make good in the most pretentious af- fair for more than 20 years. And the tribe made good in every particularw not a thing happened to roar the pleasure of the thousands who partic- lpnted. and a more perfect carrying not be looked for. The events of the day were a parade in the morning. band concert and speaking ill Knowlton Park in the afternoon. followed by sports. fire- works and a band concert in the even stiirvrii mt § lupin ', i l i wonderful healing and soothing effects Breaks.» . of ZEMO. 1 muesli. Sept. fin-While a seven- fiIsasmr touring car belonging to Peter Barry of Waterbury. who spends the summers with his tsrnlly at Port Trumbull beach, was standing in the road about two miles from this town on the New Haven turnpike early yes- terday evening it was run into by a Rosier pouring oar bound train, New London to New York and hfr. Barry and his operator were thrown out. the former landing on his back. He sus- tained such sove‘re injuries that al- though treated by Dr. Edward Beach when her-was taken into Noah Wheel. er's house, he was afterwards convey- ed to the station here in the doctor's automobile and put on a train for New Haven where he could secure better medical attendance and nursing. ,« The accident was the result of a peculiar circumstance. A tire on Mr. herry's automobile. in which were he sides himself. three women and sev- eral children had burst He sent his passengers ahead to Milford on toot Ind remained to assist his operator, in repairing. or rather displacing the broken tire. it was while thus en- sored that the other car came intoi sight. The steering gear broke and al.’ lowed it to crash into the standing car *4 -W.* v... v .. .s. . BELLE lBLAND. A bit. of sandy. sun-hissed shore. Copied by the water's sweep, Where still we cstbllr as of yore, With fond affection lie-op. And oft the boats go sailing past, Or the whining auto wings. Each season fairer‘thsn the last. With merry laughter rings. .. .WHW We meet our friends and chat again, We enjoy our lovely homes. With llghtsoins heart in sun or rain, A spirit of gladness comes. Cooled by the water's swoon. Where still we gather as of yore. With true affection deep. Then let the flitting summer days Strengthen mind and heart. For sutumu‘s bright and ways. . To act full well our part. Each season brings some kindness done. At fiilr Belle Island's shore; We know that our vscatlon's won, Till it comes back once more. -_........ ... ......... . mot...— toilsome ing. and as a conclusion a grand hall in the Honing in the lodge rooms of ~ the tribcf Wilfred howls has resigned his po» sition as foreman on the Stanley prop erty on Clapboard Hill. 6 Another picnic of the Mills fumilies.', in Rosevllie district. will be held in; Louis B. Mllls‘ woods. Sunday. The Misses Ethel and Ruth Miller! have returned home from a week's visit with relatives in Bridgeport. l l Wilfred howls has purchased a: Ind Miss Mabel Richards were the .‘l . fleets of relatives of the former lni l ;dmonileld Hill, yesterday. days getting most of us out of the‘ habit of working. However, everybody ; you on deck. this morning. 1 . Mrs. S. Ferguson and Miss (turtle Viola Wilbur. of First street. spent La-i lior Day at the home of Miss Wilbur‘s’ parents at Perth Amboy. N. J. ‘ The natural growth oystermen are. filling active preparations .for begin-, nhg their work on the 20th inst. when‘ the law comes off.‘ opening up the state > hitter beds. : .Eut Norwulk was gully decorated; 310‘. the parade, yesterday. and as the: moat trudged its way through the; mu, they were everywhere git-oiledl nthusissticall. l One of the features of yesterday's . decorations in East Norwallt was Cap-1 w! A. B. St. John's big flag. which; reached from the attic window to the ground. This flag is easily the blgest" if the district. i There will be a meeting of the East} ‘ Norwaik Fire District Committee in ~ the motor generator house. this even-i in, at which time bids for the St; John street sewer will be opened and. if satisfactory. the coutruct awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. . ‘v‘ls g . Mr. and Mrs. him it. illlommedleui tad son, Earl L‘llomruedleu. of liowan’ “not. who have been spending a week with relatives in Heliport. l. l.. have unturned to their homo,snd Mr. L’Hom- Mica resumed his duties at the store this morning. They left Balloon, 8st- May. for any Harbor. where they saw lost of torpedo boat destroyers and “it. Dixie. winner of_the international inter host race. 1New London was the lil‘ soon erect a new residence on it. i Schools re-open today. A laurel school. I ! The town was in gain attire for the. event. Fills Were thrown to breeze everywhere: bunting was dis- plared wherever there was a vanilla! point. and the people or the streets also carried dogs and souvenirs of the day. and all cars from this city were illlod la the limit early in the fonnoon. thousands visiting the old town on the Hollsntonic in cheer the lndians aloud and help make the ailslr a success it is pretty safe to say that not is" building lot in Greens Farms and will;ihan 25.000 people witnessed the pp; ncas to the ilsurs “d gives lull the !rods from some point of the line “landed foundation m the slip. march. The formation was in the center. . lnumlicr of out of town pupils are on and was We" carried out the '0", tot m l . . . with a hemslltchod hem. or rhu a Today is blue Tuesday, the two holl-‘rolied for the year M Staples high man-h being given shortly before llv D0 9. o'clock. The formation was accord. the ‘ The streets were crowded early! ”M” ilnc to the previously published pro- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hodge moved? gram. their household effects to South Nor-l waili yesterday, where Mr. Hodge hssi secured ii position. Make Fins showing. The variousoraanluilons in line ,‘inade a fine showing. particularly the higs. Daniel Webster. wife of the- noted sculptor. who recently under- went an operation at the Norwnlk hos- pital, is improving niccllu town officials‘ from Bridgeport Norwulk. attended the Clambake of the Stony Brook Social Club. Sunday. ‘— hiliis Sarah E. (Riley. who has been spending her vacation at her home here, has returned to New York city to resume her duties as school teach- er. W Another ear jumped the track on the Compo Beach line Saturday afternoon and the occupants of the car narrowly escaped serious injury. The front axle of the car broke. . The closing this week of Compo Beach marks one of the busiest sen. sons ever held. Figures are not all in. but it is believed that 84,000 proilt will be shown. .. ””4...“ PRESIDENT TAFT DENOUNCID. senator Glapp lays Recall oiidudlolsry is an Attempt at Iritnry. . SAN FRANCIBCO. Boot. 5r~ThO ac- tion of President Tait on the Arisona statehood bill. eliminating this recall ’of the judiciary. was denounced as an attempt at the bribery of the people by Senator Clspp of Minnesota. at I banquet given last night by tha Direct Legislation Magus. I!“ stop and their Chester. 0f the . mt place they speak in the highest . than. describing it as a beautiful spot, gmloolting the Coneoticut river and “tied in the hills. They also visit- it Deep River. where they called on n Aged relative. . . ‘ W. HI. GOAL WA! GAOL. The new cook. who had-conic into household during the holidays. "the Chicago Lodger. allied her 'I: “Where ban your son? 'I @Wsmlus him opioid no more.” , -. my! miss the! dish-cu ”it Ruffle. its bassoon” to ’litsouid only ' ‘ > to inayuntil New Y ’ ' x‘riflili ,. ’ ism _ v ions” W “What shall we say at a policy to force an electorate in forsswsar its convictions as the price of admission its the union?" he said. "it ssvors of line Dark Ages. it is an attempt lit the bribery of a people. There are two cases of bribery now bolus love-lino ed by' the waste. yet. in the face of that. have is an attempt to bribe a whole people. The insult to the poo pie or Arlsona, will react on the epoch. out: of trill mum linslly and will do much t.- fhrthsr the mail of the his» ichir'y washout the punch sister. Wile ilsiit minst the recall of the Judiciary is do last stand of the spec~ l sod vaivatoen are predicted as Will suit materials for the 2 for the ' host appearance. ihnwks also took. the prize for the or- i Over 200 people. including sevens; ii iii“ Moliuwks of Torriuglon and Hammon- assets of New Haven. these two organ- izations taking first and second prizes The Mo. gniiizntion coming the ingest distance: The prize for the best float in the pa- rade was awarded to Medical: tribe. of Seymour. and the prise for the largest number in line to Xinigrot tribe of New Haven. The price for the best float by a Sirstford organization was awarded to Star of Stratiord lodge. S. of 8.. and invertible mention to the float of Hon- sstonlc grunge. The Stratiord organ- isation making the best appearance in lino was Lilly (lump, W. 0. W. Previous to the formation of the parade the guests of honor. Liam.- (lov. Dennis A. illsltssloo. of New lla- vcn: Mayor E. T. Buckingham. of Bridgeport, great sachem of Connery ilvut; Carl honor. of Bridgeport, great. senior “sample of the United States: Senator Stile-s Judson and others prominent in the affairs of the order of the town, were given a reception at the home of Clayton K. Blaiwsleli. in King slrsol. where the lieutenant- sovernor wase presented lo the mem- bers of the committee and the guests. After the parade the out of town organisation. were served a lunch at the lieutenant-governor's party and the committee repaired to the amt- ford inn. where they partooll of s blanked steak dinner. The afternoon exercises at Knowh ion Park. in Broad street. attracted not unduly crowding It. for which it was used. was frequently uploaded. usso row “come. ” Mosul-r Kuowiton Park and the installers of, a crowd of nearly 10,000 people. which spread out over the, great lawn with- Tlio pars had been prepared for the event. tho crass bsvinubsen rut closely. and it made an ideal spot tor the purposes While waiting for the speakers to return to the park after dinner the crowd was entertained by the Roma Olympic band. of New Harem which rendered some «sellout music and There some balls of tour pty cotton to use for Main embroidery. III! 'with such fierce that Mr. Berry was LOMTERG lN CANADA. ‘tbrown out into the road landing on Smiling of the new regulations to his back. lie was picked up and taken Mill! 30M!" traps. the deputy lnln- iinto Mr. Wheeler‘s house near whercglsier of fisheries for New Brunswick the acidsnt occurred. while Dr. magnificently said: was called. "The regulation regarding the space The owner of the other car refused i, NW0“ “W “a" on "‘0 lobster traps to give his uslnew to Mr. Barry. Thei'm Go into effect next year. Thor Berry car was towed to Clark's git-“'0 MM l0 allow the small lob- m to he followud labor by the other “an to mm from the mp. I‘m car. Both cars wercbudly damaged. “Nd the rem-lions vacuums the told“ of small lobsters were not al- wm compiled with. The new remini- tions are intended to bbvinte this dit- ficuity and wrest the replotion of the lobster Mhorln." new PETTICOAT. The princess poltlcoai is to wear under the slip. it is a straight. nar- row. white shirt, that adds little fol. ~Chsapoat accident insurance—Dr. mnp‘jloioculc Oil atop: the pain and heals the wound. All druuists sell it. -———-——— It is very simply made. it of soft ulnsooh or cumhric. and is sometimes finished scalloped ruffle that resembles hand— work.-——Chicaxo interactions. 39'1““! "N “l ”'an "Will iiii tllfll’lllillildiltar . There's“ no conditions attached to t thlsg'ofiisr.. if youvaresuil'erfng with . , V ‘ ill!” prick! host insect bites. or : this. Gar '3 ”Mil"! by Road- shy Other . “diction, we want you , ., . to accept with our compliments a. free “do When “OWN“! , bottle of ZEMO, the clean llould ‘ ‘ .. “remedy for gamma a d all diseases 6'33“” into Ii mm“ of the ssm‘ and scalar " .r. "M sum-in“ a.” “This free bottle is not full also. but it is large enough to show you the- Oall today for your sample .bottlli ‘3 .of ZEMO at the Pleistsd Drug Store. 0. dear to us is llellc island's shore. DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT- , PRICE’ SUMMER SALE . NOW ON Price’s Clothing Store 98‘. Washington Street PM" No. 1185-2. Does It :8!" HAND WORK to get the healing system. in your house in good working order every winter? Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur- nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when you are ready to start it. The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co. Efl'iMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Norwaik. Conn. Phone 742 at the 4-door, 80 L00 h. p. Touring Car Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch " magneto and coil: everything firstclass. Guaranteed for one year by the manufacturers. for «525. For full particulars call or address F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO. as Wail "rook-Whom) Garage. Water street, Nor-walk. Conn. i 1 Hotel Mahacitemo : i. It. cousos. no. lssawcs sun comma or 10 can earn a no my mo upwaao ~ SUNDAY nouns 75c Banquets a Specialty TIL. CALI. ill NOTICE We request our patrons to be as economical as possible with the use of ice. _ it Costs Nothing to allow us to «dust. on the cost of ' Putting Your Fu mace in Perfect Order before the cold weather comes. and gives Ample tints to supply any broken or missing parts.‘ Horace ii. Nash Brookside ice Co. shows no mmww.v.u.w.au. I. I. Freight Yard. AM it. Is. Nor. 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We never disappoint cus- tomers in the freshness. juiclness and wholesomenees of our meals, and among our early fall offerings you will discover many meat dolnties to please both eye and palate. Phone or call for your orders. We guarantee to please. . a.“ Chamok’s Mar e 76 NORTH MAIN ST. .. TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY The Hatch 8: Bailey Company sourii wouvtaut. cows. Telephone 00, with lunch nations in All Dopartmsnts' Lumber and Mill Work for Everything "THERE ll NO PLACE. LIKE HOME." A home and constancy of purpose will win for any man. The true American home has proved the strongest bulwark against failure in many a man's career. because It gnu him a dellnlls object for which to save and furnished him with an insight into the hiaher ldculsuiut are so essential to progress and prosperity. if you're thinking or building. we want to talli with you about the material. NEW Densitiosoiflilmrm Chiropractic is the science of the cash of the discuss and the art of ad- silt“; the same. mucus are caused y a wrench. twist or spills is the hack. m it done in childhood it cmtu pinched limes mi pain is hater life in the different cranes and miss. Notice During July and August our mm will close on no
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