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FA LAN E
C AN or
We‘lee Pride ‘ in the
Quality of. Our
. «ice Cream
. Bakery Products
Ivorythlnp ln‘latook. i. Fruit.
Pure and“ Clean.
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
V I N O L
The modern TONIC HICOH- ,
STRUCTOR. containing the medic
~ inst anti-actives of Fresh Cod Lin
era, with Doctorate of iron.
.. hold only by
Initaait‘traa ‘
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Anderson's Launch Works. '
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats
. for aals.‘ All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Choll Point. Norwalk
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Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL .
. CONTRACTOR *
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK 3
Address:
61 MAIN 811, NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901; house, 2N
Miss Rose llosse, of Cedar street.
has been visiting in Voorheesville,
New York.
Miss Natalie Sculley. of Monroe
street. has returned home from a trip
to New Haven.
Miss Frances Collins, of Woodward
avenue. is entertaining Miss Ada Rey-
nolds, of Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Henry will
observe the first anniversary of their
marriage. tomorrow.
Mrs. William Hancock. of Wood.
ward avenue. is entertaining her no-
phew from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1.. Puglle, of
Putnam ayenue. will observe their first
Concord Division. Sons of Temper;-
ance, is to meet Monday evening next. 3
Lady Washington Lodge. No. 24,?
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold a'
regular meeting Monday evening in'‘
the Wall street quarters of the society .
in the Gazette building. l
, Mrs. W. n. Gotham. of Reading. who!
had many friends in this City. died at ‘ ~
her home in Redding (lien, on Mondayi
morning. The interment was held in1
.thc Redding cemetery yesterday.
"Jethro-Baas" Joseph Keneflc, the}
popular affable dud jovial member oti
the Norwalk Fire Department, made a
Ecomblned business and pleasure lrlp‘a‘m
to New York city yesterday. He re-.
. ports a most excellent time.
Wedding anniversary, tomorrow.
Miss Lillian Farrah. ofdiayonne, N.
J.. is visiting Miss Clara Mead, this
week. at her home in Lowndes avenue.
Rev. Stephen Chernitsky, alumina!
8t. Ladislalla' Roman Catholic church,
has been on a business trip to Boston,
Miss Mary Golden, of Greenwich,
has finished her course of studies at
the Norwalk Hospital. and returned to
her home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartram. of
Putnam avenue, are the guests of
Mrs. Bartrain's mother. in Ridgewood.
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford it}. Adams. of
Hohoken. New Jersey. have been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Adams.
of Grove street.
The Central Labor Union will hold
its semi-monthly business meeting,
this evening. in the Labor LyCeum. in
Washington street.
Olive Branch Lodlte, No. 19, Knights
of l'ylhlils, will hold its weekly husi'
nesa meeting. this evening. in its
rooms, iii South Main street.
McKinley Command. Spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans will hold its mon-
thly business meeting. this evening, in
its quarters. in The Armory.
Ralph E. Dibble, of the clothing and
shoe store of (l. L. Price. Washington
street, is enjoying his annual vacation.
while A. E. Wichea has warned his
duties.
Mrs. Frances A. Godfrey. of 17 Fair.
field avenue. and Mrs. Sarah Tristram.
of Dorian, left yesterday for Bridge-
port, where “they will he the guests
of relatives.
The South Norwalit banal Socialist
Party la scheduled to hold its semi.
monthly business moctina. this even-
ina. in its rooms, in the Laudsi'biock,
in South Main street.
B. George Glrldlths. tumour of
Import a Company's South Main
street atolls. has returned iron at vaoa.
lion «pent at various points where
the concern has branches.
Ir. and alt-a. 0am “cinnamon-a
are observing the first anniversary of
their rial-rim, today. 'l'lifbspw ecu.
pie have the heat wiohas of their many
Manda for many aim celebrations oi
the saint character and continual!
health and snow“.
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* humanitarian, 1030.91“, and not-m.
, .a’av «M‘m the animals of the
r .m‘ tia‘uo situated ac to be on the
save a moon-light sail last evening, on:
lCaptain William J. Sclilitt's launch.l
Kismet, in honor of her aunt, Mrs?
§Shannahan. of Brooklyn. There were;
ten in the party, and all enjoyed at
i jolly good time.
i The Woman's Christian 'l‘entperancet
.llnlotl will meet at the home of Mrs.
‘Ann illlufleld. 10 Moi‘wili street. Fri--
Eduy afternoon, at 3 o'clock. It is de-
sired that the members make an ex-
tra effort to attend. as business of iln~ 1
lportance will be brought before the
lmcethix. ‘
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E Mrs. Lester J. Waterbury. choir di.
trot-tor at the First Methodist l‘:|ii‘lt.‘il~
’pal church. of South Norwalk, has re-
signed her position on account of ill‘
health. Mrs. Waterbury will no to
Ililo Adirondacks to rennin her lost
latrcuglh and she has the best wishes
{or her many friends for success and
~a speedy recovery.
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Mrs. Matthew Kindllien wishes The
lScntilu-I to state that it was not
‘ through ally neglect of herself that her
lilllt.I daughter. Kathryn, was lost otl ' ....
Tuesday night. Mrs. Kitidillou says 4,
that she was only talking to a notch-...;e
{her for a few moments, and tho child. ‘
.liud disappeared up the street. whilol
3.!tlrs. Klndilien started ill the opposite ,3.
idirection looking for her.
A special business meeting of the
South Norwalk Baptist i‘hurch will be
iheld. this evening. at which time the
pulpit committee will report. it iii-4,
imdgstood that the oniniitee its unan- ’5‘
hands in its recommendation of one of
the candidates for the position or pas-
tor. lt is expected that there will he
a large attendance at the meeting as
it will be of vital importance to’ the
future of the church.
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The Connecticut Company, usually
no progressive. seem to be a trifle slack
in mart! to the trolley switch in Wall
street. When the Bridaeport cars
come into Norwalk they are hindered
on thii average of five minutes every
trip. This could be avoided by pepsin
ing the neglected frog or the installa-
tion of a new one. 't‘ha time that
would be saved would ,amply repay the .
company for the allsht outlay”: inc
stalling a new switch. Then, too. there
would in: a great deal loss unnamed
trail! ocodditlou in Wailsimt
nm‘. ‘
.Prshapa when the .iiathaa Hale
drinhlng fountain 1'1!“th in West
avenue that. was little thought that
the water therein would am he and
nor a‘nythiay ulna than living things,
Ii.“
«:1»
«is
at
wot
Shims lwntlilida a boon to the auto-
iati.” ”moist. it nearly as much
and
gait.
film“!
wt“ ~just: what your boy needs to start school with in our
The New Store
GORDON
Sill: boot. lisle soles and top. 500
White split soles. 250 and 350.
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
ai~ birth l~ lrlvl'l Pinker-i-
. South Norwalk
. Trust Co.
Lemmy mm tum
ABERDEEN, Wllih. Sept. 1th
bodies of the illoysara-old twin sons
of Henry Bauer. a farmer; were found
yesterday by donut simil- ln a lonely l
near the shacit‘ oi! the boys' uncle.
John Tum. liuilat holes in the heads
of both boys iadicatad the manner in
which they cast death. A pom is in
search or alarm. who is missing.
The two boys mat boar hunting on
Buaday. When they did not Marl
at night, tho lather amka‘liafllr
cisrtnutwsrnlialtdicl
'l‘llE artillri'c cclsrl
There wsre some rumors recentlyl
that dinners of the Scaluhipt‘Oyuterl
‘iiyatam. nit Boston. Mam. would ap-t ‘ .,
, ‘ pear before the bouillon! aneaaoro.f
THsrc’a {suggestion that is to your profit. You’ll find
lied Tag Sale. Go .. colors for school wear, strong and
‘Ea‘tur'dy’l‘CMota. W, rated: ‘and Caaaimerea. Sim may
be Broken. so could early. - t. . ... .5 .
$2.50 SUITS $1.45
$3.50 BOYS‘ SUITS $2.45
$5.00 BOYS’ SUITS 33.95
$6. ‘7. 88 VALUES $4.85. $5.45. 36.4";
snail-osaana-vnao-
. t‘il'
DON’T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR
OR TWO OF PANTS
This opportunity is here but a short time longer, so
don’t delay. "
$2.00. $3.00. 34-00. $5.00 and $6.00 PANTS
Red Tinted-3:45. 8245. $3.45. M45
TWO STORES: . .
:4 South Main St. ; ‘
24 Wall St.. Norwallr. South Norwalk
Large Soft Crabs
Large. medium and Inappsr Blue 0. Swordfish. Cod. Salmon. Weakflah.
arfiah. Flat, Fresh Maokarol.
Miss Lulu Collins. of Mwo-atrcei.1:Cutbin's , Brigg-S F iSh Mafket.
TILIPHONI 1M FIII MLlVllY.
scold Bridge
is the modern method of filling space
between teeth. where one or more
teeth are missing; but. there is Just as
much diflsrelihe between a good bridge
and a poor one. as there is between a
cheap, ill‘iitting suit or clothes and
one made of good material having a
perfect fit. A good bridge will match
the remaining teeth in color and shape.
HOSIERY
Silk Lisle. black and
white. 250, 350. 3 for 01.00.
n black. 300. 3 for $1.26 and 500.
Extra sites. 250. 390 and 500.
the face. and have a sufficient amount
of reinforcement to make it strong and
durable.
tics which have made the Mallory
bridges popular.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
lii South Main St. South Norwalh
Hours: 9 a. in. to 0 p. Ill. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Extra sizes, 25c. 200 and 350.
J. l. Mallette
Formerly Misses Dawson)
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~ NOTICE '
Owing to the scarcity of
ice. until further notice my
prices will he as follows:
Wholesale. 300 per hundred:
raihil. family trade. 50c per
4%
Paid on Savings
Deposits hundred.
fl For sale. all kinds of sawed
DIPOIIT. wood, 7 t 10 i h
"oaaw mraaaa'r woo m o d "0 u "m"
F.0M Q . ] COI‘ .
'l'Hl Send your orders to adios.
Irma-r corner Falrdeld and (loaned-
OF tlcut Avon. tel 801. or real-
IACH MONTH
deuce. Dorian. to] 25W.
s. r. paras
AUCTIONIKRI. ITO.
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Funeral Director and Emulator
is North mo stun. stutt- Nomik
IMIM“. I Washington «mt.
£15in It allies. and.
' ‘l’alaphoud at helm. I».
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Liabilitwaoliéies
TWIN DOV. MURDIIID. '
twenty lhiiu trout Hookups and
later settled, lurid Within
outfapcuom ' "
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. son this year, having received orders
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. zi’aul. Minn.
These are the characteria-‘
' t
, atiluullnxtou. L. i.. on August 15.!
t . to protest against the comment on“
$000,000 worth of property. On that?
’ , day the company's attorney appeared;
at the town hall and announced thati
the assessment would not be question-i
ed says the Filming Gazette. 5
Charles Platte. sales manager of the i
' . Andrew Raoul Oyster Co.. of annual
port and South Norwalk, Collin, andl
Grsenport, N. Y., has been making an];
1 . inspection loi’ the company's oyster?
beds at Maurice River, N. .l., and!
4 Great Kills, N. Y., in company with{
Captain Halsey and J. '1‘. Butler. man-i
‘ agar of the Norwallt plant. Mr. Plaitsl
. ‘ reports conditions as promising. '
Then.- hall been a remarkably good;
. . oyster “set" during the summer oaths;
. , Great Wicomico River, Va. Shoshana;
. taken from beds owned by W. A. Rows1
‘& 00.. showed 62 young system The.
drill are looking for a first-class sea-
for shipments from Iii far west as St?
They believe there will;
be a great demand for oysters. in
which those grown in the Great Wig
cornice will take a prominent palm;
‘ Oysters are more plentiful there now
' then they have ever ban before. I
The Union. of New llaven. (fond;
said in a recent i-iaaue. "There is a pro- 3
bahilily that when the oyster season"
begins the first of next month. there;
will be an increase of too a gallon at;
3 'whoieaaie charged by the local dealers. .
, aThere is feeling among the oystermcnl
‘ that while other food products have ‘
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been advancing, oysters have remained r
wthoul change I price. it is under-t
stood that the dealers in South Nor-l
walk and Providence are to advancoi
prices and New Haven dealers are of.
the opinion that theré should be at
alight advance. While no decisive nevi
lion has been taken, it seems probable?
that the local dealers will charge 31.20 l
per gallon at wholesale. Last year the ‘
price was 31.10. Dealers will begin?
shipping on Sept. l, and a few willi
gut-nil out a few orders the last of Au-‘
must."
The first opened oyster to he shop-
lped this season, from West Seville, L
il.. were sent from the opening house
lof Capt. Frederick tickers. on August
' l6. according to the West Sayville
lNewa. They were sent to Saginaw,
iMich.
i The Sealshlpl Oyster System is nich-
iing some improvements to its plant at .
West Sayvlllc. L l. A large addition
31a being built to the structure used as
'a winter store house for oysters. Bani-
; iary beaches of concrete are being in-‘
jalalled for the culling department. it
l is said that the system will begin ship-
will preserve the natural contour of ’
lpilill owned and barrel stock on Sept. i
:1. two weeks later than in previous.
'years, due to the unusually warm:
' weather. They are looking torward to*
la season which will eclipse all previous ;
flecorda. ?
MUSEMENTS
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The greatest event of the present
gtheatrlcai season is the forthcoming
,appearance in this city of the New
iYork Lyceum Theatre sensation. The
lThlef. that wonderful play by Bern-
latein which stirred all Europe and held
fall America in it. nipping appeal. That
”his! touches the deepest wells of hu-
man emotion with a story as intense
iand interesting as it is powerful and
overwhelming. as compelling as it is
liruihfui. A woman is so deeply in love
with her husband that, to please his
eye. she becomes a thief. stealing the
{money with which and buys clothes.
Eto make herself attractive. The scene
Ewheroin'ahe is forced to account for
liter costly wardrobe has never. in the
‘hlatory of the, stage. been excelled or
oven equalladiin the writing. it fairly
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l ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY -
Fresh roawuod Comes, guaranteed to please. You never got old‘c
. at Baokmann'a. We have the largest Coffee trade in t6
that's why you always get fresh goods. Nuts the Extra diam
given. - ‘ _
35 Stamps with 1 it). No. l Plantation Coffee ............ ' ....... .0 '
30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 2 Plantation coiled .......... ..........32o
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee ...................... ”30¢
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Challerlga Coffee ......................
15 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Santos Coffee “0
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HAVE YOU TRIED MARaH's BREAD?
We carry Butter Broad. French. Rye arid Vienna.
A. F. Beckmann a co
33 l l6 WASHINGTON 8T.
0
Phona 440. SOUTH NORWM. ’
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”PM
Have You Seen the
6-Cylinder Meyer C
Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage? _
$3.000 .
And Worth the Money—Come and See It.
Oscar H. Banks
Telephone 601% NORWALN. CC
RIVER STREET
50c WHY PAY MORE?
Convince Yourself. .
A Perfect Shave Guaranteed.
THE EVERVMAN's SAFETY nazoa sells for 50¢;
complete with 6 blades. Our factory has a reputation"
and the blades used in Everyman‘s Safety Raaor '
the tinest blades in the world. For Sale at
two,
50c;
Our handle is scl-
tiflcally correct
0. A. ROSE". 70 Washington St.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
80. Main .& Elizabeth Sta.
EVERYMAN'C SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY,
110 Nassau as. New York City
Peerless Flour" . . .pkg. 7
Home Grown Lima Beans. per quart .. . .
Fancy Home Melons. 4 for ........................ . ..
Fancy Green Peppers, per dozen . . .T .............
Fancy Canning Plums. per basket ............... .. . . . ‘
All Laundry Soap, 6 bars ............................ "‘1
10c bottle Salad Oil, this sale . . .. ................ . '
3canaMilki’or .................... . ........ .........a
Grapes. Plums, Oranges. Melons. Bananas. Beans. S ua'l ..
Egg Plant. Beets, Carrots. Fancy Home Peaches"l '
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22 SOUTH MAIN IT.
Roton Point Hot
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boa 1",»;
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONGIRTC: AFT‘RNOON AND EVENING, ON THE.
Especial Attention Given to Automobile
Tel. 500 JACOBS DECS" Managers
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sweeps the audience from its feet. The
Thief will be seen here for but one
performance. iday. September 8th. .
TBAlNING NIW Hill HORII.
loath Not-walk Fireman Iusy at Old
Wall Truck Ovarian.
William A. McPherson, Samuel P.
Holmes and Frederick Sconeld are
busy this morninx‘trainlnl the new
lire harass at the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company. The horses have
been broken to the harness and are
now being taught to respond to the
hell and return Illin‘ to their stalls:
‘ The work is of a moat intetuatlul
character and’ym enjoyed by a num-
ber of people'luutil a couple. or wine
cusp whogltnilraloro about the job
than thoiotm‘ at it pull in in au-
w and haradall pliant with
NIN‘TIIN N‘W TELEPHON“. J03. Rainy, ' .
~-- Meadow St. ...............i*'f
Have lull installed in The Not-walks Hugh '1'. Tracey. ‘ '
"I oh. p.“ 'OWOI’I- ClinllOllB ..................
Following is a list of now telephones agrimgmzk N
iwhich have been installed since the le- W. C. Wood. ' ‘ " ' '
suing or the last list; out this out and
paste in the back of your diectory:
Jacob Arbeitmltn.
lll Imxintton Ave. .......... 4024
Ernest Barthel,
03 Meadow 8t.
(loo. E. Boyd.
Hickory Bil)“ n.n-..-aavo-~I
Olin 8. Younss, .
7" Livingston St. ... . ... . .. ...l M .
. . . . . . ...llti'l-ii
Wilton l......-............. 39"32 “WHICH?” "med
. y for all 00W
argue! Sloth): Wager. m. 2 colds. either :or children or ‘
enei- ve. 1 _.
. persons. Prevents o .
Capone (Bushman, ' sari m may
a cold. Take only the nebula ‘
Rowayton . . . . . . . . .‘. . . .'.' i . Honey Mill 1:“ Comm“, "1
Wm: J. Davina. . mutilation 'rii id . '
mfiloy 3‘» .NI .I a s I a a i a I o a a 512-13 w. '1“ WWW”: 2r of Pb
at. p. minim. , ,
w?£ig=fl;; . d 0 l . . . . . . u .... i .‘ 919d" INCURG.NTI 3"!”‘ND ,' .
. iii Lowndsa m. solidi . "W" . V L 1
milder-on at Il‘rvln, » . “that his political dementia-ye
18 um“ its a a t 01. v a a a s a a d l 8“ m vufin“ w M. ”9‘1“?
, .ais'iawlor ~ ' ,, . {the purpose or not”
4““ Wm WM“?
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