We Take Pridd‘ 'in the Quality of Our 'V I N O L The modern TONIC RECON- STRUCTOR. contfluins“"ths. medic- inal extractions of Fresh Cod Liv- axis with Poptcnsts of iron. . Solo only by F. H. IAX'i’lR CANDY Ice Cream WWW- Bakery Products ‘ ' .lvsrythlng In Stock. io Froah. Pure and Olson. . 11 . .. And croon‘ ‘ hum ‘ ”Works butcher and Boats . of all kinds promptly built. ”dis 7 for call. All kinds of ropoirinn‘ plvln lblciai 11mm. F. A._.LAN,E' .Oyltor' Ihoii Point. Norm": “# s1 Wishinpton cocci. " south Norwslk -W‘ m Charles Buck. it. summons CONTRACTOR —-———-——- osssnan ‘ REPAIR worth 0......» Addrolo: , 51 MAIN OT. NORWALK» Tciophonol: Offico. 901; houlo. 21-3 . James Nolan, of Hartford, spent La- ibor Day with friends in Norwalk. Miss Blossom Smith has returned to her home in West avenue. after 11' visit in Wilton. Henry S. Lockwood, head of The Lockwood Manufacturing Company. has started on a month's vacation. which he will spend at Lake Placid Club, Essex County. New York state. C. C. Beagles. of Wall street. remov- ed his furniture to Stamford. yester- day. andwhas taken up his residence It 10 Brooks strool. He moVed to the neighboring city to be nearer his new work. Prohibition caucus tonight at the St. Peter‘s Church. North Main sit-gt at ‘8 o'clock. The captain of tho Salvation Army will speak. N. S. Ferguson will ping. All who are in favor of good citizenship are invited. ' at Charles L Thorpe. of Camp streetfi has recovered from his attack of'in- termittent fever and resumed his du ties on the local trolley lines this morning. His maul friends were plans I ed to see him again on the Job ‘ 1 Julie L. Shepherd Krausce. of Nor- ' Iwalk, has filed a petition for divorce (Jam Flederick G. M. Kruusce. now in parts unknown. alleging desertionw January 31. 1906. The couple were} married in Port Liliester, in February 1904. I i The \icrchants’ and Manuiuciureru' E association will hold a meeting. this averting. at which time the bridge and park propositions. the New Cancun movement will be considered. ‘ Superintendent Charles A. Copley and Inspector Richard Dunn and Ed ward Bede-ii and Bert Coutu took two of the local double truck trolley cars to Hartford \titileldll} to he used dur log the slum inil being hold in tho capital city. thrman Council. No. 1.342. Royal Arcanum. has ‘sclected two doloaatos to attend the Royal Arcsnuln confor- ence to be held at Savin'ltocil. tamer-I row afternoon. This will be precededj It 1 o’clock by a chore dinner. There was a good attendance at the location. in anticipation of the annuai.roll can. Brother lmith. of Danbury. was a sum of tho local count“ .. Washington Camp. No.11, Pstrictic Order of the Sons of America. held a regular meeting. last niuht. and passed I vote to continue -to meet every 'f‘uos day evening at the new rooms in tho flouth Norwalh Trust oommy' a build- ins. Those are now in cacoiiont coa- dltion, and' will ho occupied other nights in the week by a number of fro tornal organisations. fir. and Mrs. Charles Wright. for- nor Norwollr hoopla. lro on that: war hero from San Francisco. California. whore they have boon for four yooro. Ira. Wright was tenderly Mill lipi- li. Shannon and Mr. eraht was torn shorty connoctod with the louthorn New England Toiophoao (raunchy in Honour. Ho is new «animal by tho Underwood Tymritor ccoooca. lair. and Mrs. Wrisht will visit Cam and in. Thomas Hunt. Of Bimido dunno. for about omit. ‘ Butler Lodge. No. 97. l. 0. 0. R. will hold a regular meeting this even-i 11 log. James Collins, of Danbury. formerly of Norwalk. renewed old scqtlaimn- coat in Norwalk.Labor Day. " Welcome Stranger hedge. Sons of St. George. transacted routino busi- ness at their meeting lat evening. Mrs. W. K. Grace is still Ivory ill at the home of her mother. Mrs. Law ronce Grant. of Washington street. —-—-—-——-——— Misses Helen and Louise I‘lunkett have returned to their home in’ Put nam aseptic, alter a visit in Brooklyn Mr and Mrs. )iirhnesl liouilhan. of Cedar street. have been entertaining “”‘Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Hands. of Derby. Mr. and Mrs. l‘)cnnis Collins. of Nor- walk. accompanied by their daughter Ella. spent Labor Day with friends in Meriden. Francis .Gorluan. of Willimantic. a former resident of South Nomulk. halg. been Hailing his paronts in South: Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Crowley of Reed street. hmc been entertaining Miss Helen Mucoby. of New Britain. fm the past few days. Benjamin F. Andrews who has beeni spending some weeks with rciutitcs in :Norwaik. has returned to his duties in San Juan. Porto Rico. W .\il‘. Kcyscl who purth (l the Aimx place in Godfrey street. \‘loston. tuo weeks ago. has attain sold i.tal yesterdm. by Dr William ..I ’i‘ra- coy. assisted by Dr. Frantisl ilumoll. ——‘--———-¢—-n~o The monthly bulinosl mating or the .1'3 pnorth IA‘ilKlIe of the South Nurwlllk Methodist Episcopal Church will he held this evening in the church purl llors. Active proporltionl are being mode for tho Followers of the Midnight Sun banquet which will be held. Fri day ovenins. at Baton Point. indies tiona are that there will be a large at.- tendance lithe affair. F. H. Motion. proprietor of the Moridon house. has sold out to w. (l. Griswold. of Bprinpfioid. Mala. who will take polsoosicn in abouti two woolto. Mr. bladed and his wifo will llilltt! thoir horns in ’Beaverdom. Wis. Good furniture fairly priced is the constant sadosvor of A. J. Collins (lompony to tarnish their patrons In dosisn. dopondsbio in make and suit: able for any room in tho homo. and their sslortlnonts arc the largest. 896 “Advertilotlont. W ' Edward B. Dcoloss and Joroinioh moon. the registrars of voters for rho .Bocond Voting district. will hold a roosting in tho Town Court room. Hov- flood moot. on Thunder. Ioplonhor ii. to mm all applications of also who upset“ to ho Ills um ' the . lamp 1 to Oscar ii. Banks. of Nor 'nlk. trolley matter and the 'harbor line int-1 ‘ “ 241’ ho brokon. so come early. don't delay. u i i i . 1 i The New Store 44 Wall St.. Norwaik. i E Largo. modium and Snapper Iiuo Buttoriloh. Fiat, Frooh Mockorol. TELEPHONE 1M. l 1 i Waists A few broken lots and aim. in liutiste. hiaruulscttu and Tail- omd Waists. to (73036 out~ $1.25 a POST CAIDI OOUVENIR STEINO. 250 ‘J. l. Mallette ‘i (Formerly Misses Dawson) 1 Mrs George Roar. of hat-walk “as ioporahed upon at the Norwslk Hoard. . . 88 Washington St. Tel. 449 1 4L D .1. i-i‘H'l-kl-l‘wl‘l M‘l-3‘ii-1l‘rl‘ «is i 1: Paid on Savings Deposits H «is cocoons «it rl» «l- DRAW INTIRI‘T PROM. THI ~FlRI‘I' OF ‘ IAOH MONTH South some“ Trust “Co. Woo-secmeeww 1 .1. 1P 4. if? I“- i‘ 1 A woman can dress to look cool in hot wosthor. but it’smostly s bluff. . lamb of direct at the Dolls island improvement as soon. fi‘rldsy ovo- nins. at which limo the pier and club tiger. ruminants win he con-inor- s . « . m Roy. Henry tip-on. who diod in Now Britain Saturday at tits on of oishtr Hc‘rl’ l a sugglltion that is to your profit. You’ll find just what your boy ncldc to start school with in our Red Tag Solo. Good colors for school wear. strong and sturdy CWO“. Wounds and Clash-acres. $2.50.. SUITS $350 BOYS’SUITS................ $2.45 $5.00 sovs'hurrs $3.95 $6. 8.7. $8 VALUES $4.85. $5.45. 86.45 DON'T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR OR TWO OF PANTS . This opportunity is here but a short time longer. so $2.00, $3.00. $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00 PANTS . Red Tasted-3:45. 82-45. $345. $445 TWO STORES: Large Soft Crabs Cutbill’s Bridge ‘ Fish Market. 1 ‘ W ' There will he a mostint of who Sizes may $1.45 x4 Southliloin St. ‘ South Norwalk o. Bwordfish. Cod. salmon. .Wosltfioh. FIE. DILIVIIY. A Gold Bridge is the modern method of filling space between teeth. where one or more teeth are missing: but there to Just as much difference between a pond bridge and a poor one. as thou is between a chow. iii-ditto; suit of clothes and one made of good material having a porfect fit. A good bridge will match the remaining teeth in color and ohm. will preaerre'tho natural contour of the face. and have a sumciont amount of reinforcement to main it strong‘ond durable. These me the characteris- tics which have made the liailery bridges popular. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 South loin St. South Norwaih Hours: 0 a. In. to l p. 3. Ban- dlyl by sppotntmont only. NOTICE Owing to the scarcity of ice. untiiJurihor notice my prices will ho as follows: Wholesale. 30c per hundred: rotlil family trade. 500 per hundred. --—-—————... For sale, all kinds of salted wood, 7 to 10 inches 1011:. 86.00 per cord. Send your orders to .olleo.‘ . ccrnsr rlirfiold and Cannon- ticul Avon. tel Bill. or roll- dance. mien, of 259-3. ‘ E. T. BATES 1 aucrloullao. ”no. navm w. mum Funeral Dhcclsr sad Battalions 1! North Main «not. Icutlt Nlmlk Booidonoo. I Washington Moot. Tollphlno at who. 8M 4 . «Tolophcno at helm. m. miss 'lloosio Glynn. of lantern. was s rocont sushi with friends in Booth 'Norwsllt. Lats-ass ’ ism Laura ionnhm of Woodward ovonao. spout loudly in Donhury. with menus. " \ ‘Blliiiflllli Willi] Ii Senator Stiles Judson Being . chm-oi. "SlRllilil E iii Fairiieiti . County a Separate Congressional District ll till [ltfiliilii iii lliiiilf ‘ Boss Defeat in Place to Make ALL THE LEADINiB BRANDS .i a 33 A 85 WAOHiNGTOII 81'. Blamed for the Nomination. Why (.onsressmsn Hill' a fricu is fear' the House redistricting plan. ‘ New plan makes Fairfleld coup» ty the first district instead of P‘sirfleid and hitchiieid counties as at present. l-‘alriie‘id county at last election went Democratic on Governor and Sheriff. elected four Democrats i and three Republican State Sens tors and iii Democrats and 15 Re publican State ltopreseiitstives. State Senator Stiles Judson; elected on Democrat and Republi- can tickets. last November, being boomed to succeed Hill. House plan was favored by the Democrats to a man. HARTFORD. i-lcpt.ti.~~~if the Senate. passes the redistricting plan that went? through the House. Congressman E. f ..l iilli. of the. ith district will not be; reelected. Iloidiug this firm romictiou tuds11 the friends of Mr. Iliil are excited. OH'I thisI House bill and will wage a battle royal to detect it in the Sea ute . 1 bar since Lynn W. Wilson of: Bridgeport pushed the genial Con-5 sressmsn's pose 110 near the dust of' defeat. Congressman liiil has been breathing in the germs of fear and; miacry. lie secs but a scant hope at; best for next year. with Litehtieldi county (one and possibly Stratford taken out of his district, the Congress- 1 man feels that his years in the nit-1 tional legislature have surely comet to their end. . This hurts Congressman liiil. For} over a decade he has compinceniiy. looked upon himself as the one sure? idol of the people of I‘onnocticut. or; at least. of the lib (‘onxrcsuionai disf trict. Lust year when the voters allowed such it tremendous awakening. to the real status of the "statesman“ from timir district it was an awfull blow to his pride. his self esteem, andi his hopes for the future. "The pcoplel nod put a dent in their mob Now; the Congressman feels himself being; pushed into the redistricting scheme. with all the fervor and enthusiasm of: u spidoo being edged onto a rod but He knows that when he gets there he‘ll shrivei up and disappear lot a few clouds of smoke and he bellows} that his last. faint forlorn hope lies in. stating off the redistli.ttinit 1 it is openly charscd by lIill' s friends that former Senator Morgan G.Bulk.1 olcy to exercising powerful influence man lilll opposed Mr Buckoley in the. latter-a contest with 121- -(Jo1e'rnori George P. Moisesn. ‘ 3 Hill's mouthpihce In this city. had tho followinpto say yesterday on thei redistricting situation: "How does the scheme which pass-1 ed the House loll/o Mr. Kiln it outfit his district down to Fslrdeid county ' "in the last siectionfi‘lirfisld countyt worn for midwfn. Domocrot. for Gov... ernor. and for Voilmer Democrat tori shorts . 3 . ‘ "In the State Senate. by the Ialt’ clocticn. Folrdeld County has four nomomto lad throo Republicans. and “th Raucous Democrats and iii Ro- pdblicoao. # "That is. Foirflold county and tho I 1 i lspiiud. and mm mail to tile condor illrcios of Fairflcld county." Thsoo clots and Mr. Hill’s oracll na‘iority of Hall votes In f‘siriicld coiisty in tho loot oioction. nacho it cools unlikely. to of unnum- hero. that his Moods wi piss up the ra- distriotino csmpsiss without a bio mt. Whit WI till m to choir yooroqoswoli tram In this My ‘ .yllowoopsotorcfths “ iROlOll iiopoood redistricting outs of! no spiondid mshiioon mail lid utchlsld court-tit. 111m fir. ii! is ' . Per Case 24, Bottles $1.75 EHRET’B, LIEIMANN'li 0R FIEGENSPAN'B P. O. N.. can ‘VOU NEVER F’AY TOO MUCH AT BECKMANN'8 A. F. Betckmaun 81 Co. [lions 44h. . . . H 31.15 ALES, PORTERS AND BEER. I? sourH NORWALK ‘ Have You Seen the ,6-Cylinder Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage? $3.000 And Worth the Money-vCome and See It. Oscar H. Banks Tolophono date nil/zit crassr A Perfect THE EVERYMAN' Our handle is sci- tiflcally correct 0. A. iROBEN. 7G 116 Naolau 8L. Peerless Flour Fancy Home Melonti, 4 for. . All Laundry Soap. 6 bars c... 3 cans Milk for ............. 22 SOUTH MAIN IT. Especial Attention Given Tel.600 .Btratford. before a crowd of 25.000 Hill Republicans point to the action of the House Democrats in voting foritho Coyote who stole fire. and trail the Stevens redistricting plan almost to a man. claiming titt this critical-ted 1action showed knowlodlo oi the tavern ablo outcome to the Democrats of Flirdsld county as the ith district. uncon'rAMiNA-rao AlibfliOiNl. W i Drivon into Civiiuotiln Up you“ Amltod Whiio tactics} Hoot. BAN FRANCISOO. Mt. ilk-Alum) W“ of the Ua‘iyoroity1 of Collier- nio shampoo that they have found ‘the most usecatsrninotod shoriiLino in the known world." They hail secured from him on phononapht records. over 800 waldo of his upset to oapoult his iory within a cost or so. no mm m foil; loll hill thus n1 linoleum «not . . Thorns: WI! tro- tho mountains by throat fir-ll. woo moor. Oils» yttlooiisodsysssow'iiio ., » tools WHY PAY MORE? Convince Yourself. complete with 6 blades. and the blades used in Everymans Safety Razor an). the finest blades in the world. For 5an at CLiFliORD PHARMACY. So. Main A Elizabeth Sta. zvsnvmws carerv sazon comrasv,’ Now York City Home Grown Lima Bolus, par quart. Fancy Green Peppcrit. per dozen Fancy Canning Plume. per basket ....................... use ' roc bottle Salad Oil. this sale .g Grapes. Plums. Oranges. Melons. Bananas. Beans. Egg Plant. Beets. Carrots. Fancy Home Peaches ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY Point Hote Shore Dinners iii Specialty. Dancing. Boating, Bathing and Other Attractions ‘ WIN“ 11m 1‘“ m,“ mm. mm,“ man cull concurs. hrs-cannon aan svssmo. on r11: rim JACO1BS 3303.11.11.11”: oi Meyer Car o . NORWALK. CONN 56c Shave Guaranteed. 3 SAFETY RAZOR sells for 500. Our factory has a reputation Washington St. ..... ..................... 3c ....................... 23f: Squash PHONE 833-3 1 a. to Automobile Parties tribes cast of the slums and with. that of the Greeks and Romans. It; imdlves a supclior or supreme bill mined it to the ironic either voiuniais fly or because he had to do so. ‘ W hen "lshi" wealicd of taillifix no; Waterman offered him a how and on row. “lshi is om tic—«brightened up and walked outside. A hat was put on a post 100 feet away and lshl opod .1 his. first arrow through tho crown. Hi. method of handling the how is said to be Maren: from that found m0“ any other tribes. . lshi'a one garment has been NOW 1nd by trousers. shirt and noclttio.~ Kc irefusss to remove ‘sny of them at night. ' W ‘ 1 O. H. HILL WNW. NAM! WANG-7 ‘ In To OTTO HILL. NEW YORK. Sept. tit—0.1!. Hell all- 'r ‘14!“ to County Judge (front to Mini in may for an order on ‘ his name to.9tio Hill for hull sons. .. i “i am not to m as
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