K a r 3 May Mouton Patterns for Fall and Winter ol- returns. .0. FASHION BOOK. 59, when sold With'Pottorn. ' E. K. BANKS mnemonic norm. BLOCK. sou'rn nonwaut Tile South Wilton railroad station is being painted. Mrs. George in llockwood. oi Sum- ruer street, is ill at her home. Miss Edna Howard, of Elwood place. in visiting friends in New York city. Mrs. Jesse Colweli, of Main street. is visiting her sister in Peugbkeepsie, N Y Postal cards are being received from Miss Rose Natteiord, Edi Wilton ave- nue. who is visiting in New London. ....... ”J4 Mrs. Everett. 'l‘oiios, oi Elmer-est. who was operated on by Dr. Jean Du- motflor, recently. is getting along finely. Dr. William hiailtin, or Jericho. L. L, is the guest for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelley. of Seaside place. East Norwn ii(l\\lii‘il A. Montgomery. of lleltivn plut- ilils resumed his duties in Rug- the at Simona Wall street store after a tuo days illness at his home. Miss Dorothy Wilson.of Brooklyn. returned home yesterday trunnion to return to school, after having spent the summer with relatives in iflusi Norwalk. ..__...._i_....‘._.. Tiro followers of the Midnight Sun will hold their banquet this, at the Ro- ton Point hotel. The dinner will be served at it o'clock and a good time is expected. .M ‘ . v. Miss E. Schaefer, of silvermine. was operated on 7 cently at the Norwsllt Hospital for appendicitis. by Dr. Jean Dumortier, assisted by Dru. Walter ‘Hitchcock and Royal L. filggins. -—-'——-h--- »Latest Style Cops. O'Brien. ' "“"""‘"" . It is rumored that there was a hot tight in Van Zant street some time yes- oer-day between two East Norwoik What caused the argu- ment and how it ended are facts on- young men. known. u Although it did not rain it looked very much like it loot droning had kept many at home who would otherwise have gone out. The moon held off the rain. but did not got from ”behind the Holouds M‘L ( There will he o,doaoo at the Nor- . walk Country Club tomorrow evening, Spoidoi‘o orchestra turntable-o music for till. ocoolon. , Mr. nod Mrs. Joseph W. Gorhom oh funded the funeral service. over the remoino of Mrs. William Gorhom. on sum of the former, in «Boddinl, Wod- nesday. They made tho trip in their automobile. ,, ”wand—u— . The door-on tools and chord of the libretto nobohoil Lotion, 1. O. 0. V.,wiii hold o rohoorooi this OMIIII. At 7:30 o'clock, prior to the rehearsal. the on- iortointnont committee will hold o meeting: . ’ W ‘o Mr. and Mr... John new in; twentyrtlvo your were ioluod in tho . of South Main street. as, of .Durritt ovoauo, aro onion-vim: instituti- ‘vor wedding onnlvoroofl Molt. it ill- um tho! of Milt WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwallt and ”vicinity Unsol- tled weather tonight; probably iii“)?!- are Saturday; moderate northeast and past winds, probably honouring brisk. .There is no weil~delined storm cea- ‘ ter this morning east of the Rockies. but cloudy and unsettled weather lire valls generally in the northern seo' tiona. Freezing temperatures were re ported from Ontario. Can. and frosts ’ from Wyoming and Montana, Light rain has occurred during tilts last 24‘ hours in the central and eastern dis- tricts. a..- WEATHER A YEAR AGO‘ TODAY.. Temperature: Minimum. 76; maxi- mum, 93. Partly cloudy. . (ioclrenoe llayloft,"No. 32. l. 0. R. M.. met last evening and transacted routine business. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maguer. of Camp street. have removed from that place and now reside in‘ Main street. . Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, of l2: South] Main street. is entertaining her slol tor. Miro. Elsie Biewllil, of New York city. . _ -—-—~—-—-<-———- 0 Stewart H. Miller has returned to his home. in. Newark. N. .l.. after he- in-g the arrest or Airs. E. 1... Mitchell. JeddoCoal ‘ Good Furniture thirty prlood'lotho constant ondoiwn at A. drizoii‘lnoVCEO. To oilminoto‘ oil tho! lo shoddy. to otfor our patrons Furniturothnt lo corroot in ,dooipn. do- ~‘ "pond-bio to he». and ouitphio for tho piooo and poo in» . tondod. in tho grout policy of thio otoro. Our lino woii dooorvoo tlrot oonoidorotlon and our oooortmonto tho iorqoot to ottrootivoiy furnish any room in the house. \ T115 A; J". COLLINS COMPANY-A ma NORTH MAIN orator , ,v oou'rH NORWALK. Th'at'svl'tim A‘Hot'l‘hing Bond in on ordor for em load. and on will rotoln you oh o coo- tomor. Gloom troo from oiato. uniform quality, oultohio for turoooo. range, otovo or oolMoodor. Pris" on application. RAYMOND BROTHERS . t ‘r- FEED KNOWLEDGE 'l‘ho farmer's grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it and makes a higher grade of grain by screening out the dockage. many cars of those screenings are sold to manufacturers of occult ed balanced rations of'pouitry and horse feeds tinder the term or miscellaneous reclenne fluid seeds. wood ueedo.aro transmittal to the consumer intilo so two! poultry load at an average wire or $2 per hundred for a scratch feed. and some indisputably ooid in this neighborhood. A wheat price fir need seeds Milli not mean economy” Tor the consumer of poultry feeds. My feeds are pure. (loan and flesh. MANUEL TORO HATCH. First in quality. lost in price. always in the minds of its custom- ‘orowlloanio Homo around Food for Horned. cattle and Poultry. ' 3 With the thoughts of the terrible nun; street lire null (rest: in their ' . as though paralyzed and then a mad and exits and was one of the (trait Miss Dorothy Berti. oi. New Yorkl city, returned home yesterday after? spending about four weeks with Mr.‘ and “re. Frank Kirby, of East Nor; walk. . -m—.—- Routine business “ml the repdrt on; the social of the previous night was the nature of thework ”transacted at, the meeting of the Wlanlpault Social Club held last evening. | Mrs. Sylvester itowou. of iioiio ls-i land. is cl‘iticailx ill, and Mrs. Mary; it‘airmau, of Camp street, Not‘waik.l the trained nurse» is in constant at- tendnnoc Bill little hope is hold out A CAMEL cm twat WITH- OUT A output for days at n time. but who wants to he a camel when he can enjoy a claret punch, mint juiep. whiskey mur or a creme do menthe chartreuse. or a nice out)! plans of Rupports lit-er when he wishts it? Thin is one, reason why the camel not "his” back up“ and never got it down attain. was Mention he couldn't not a drink when he wanted one. You won't "not your back up" on any of the choice wines and honors you buy at Manner o Flynn's. Quick Auto Delivery ovorywhoro Phono 418 . (at _'. Wrmud .‘ r. ‘ r ' . .l .. ‘ Noworir‘flot Factory Loop me Windowo. minds, sixteen girls employed in the Ferry Weber and Comnpnyhoi factory at 337-341;,North Filth street, New- ark, were thrown intoo panic Wednes- dgy afternoon when the otnorgepcy tire whistle attached to the factory was: blown and it was a miracle none was seriously injured as five of them in their terror blindly Jumped from _a second story window” to the around. eighteen feet below. oawh the Newark Star. All of the slxiwu girls were employ- ed on the second hour of the three- Itory brick building occupied by the main factory when the alarm was Bounded and although there was no line in the main puliding the girls were terror-stricken by the shrill blast of ‘ the whistle. For a second they stood rush for the windows occurred. Five of the girls without stopping to think that the building was one of the best equipped iwlilildiligll insofar as fire guarding was concerned. jumped to the street. but the other eleven after the rim few seconds ofterror rushed to the stulrwayn and made their escape in safety. . . Of the ilve'iiris who jumped, Rose Kane and Anna Johnson were severely shaken up and bruised, but. the other three girls. Kittie Brady, Margaret Berlin and Minnie Anrlil were unin- Jured. i The factory has ample fire outnpesf enuipped with the amelioan District , Telegraph company s interior lire sent ‘vlce in this city. The fire whith caused the panic an: entirely confined to n one-nudnhulf story bulimia; separated from the main ihuiltilug by a four- toot alloy. ii is believed that irittion in the boiling in the engine. room caused spontaneous! combustion .lolln wAllen, the engineer ans the first to discomr the tire hind in a second ball the whistle sounding: :W. it neurons 42 N. Main St—TelSli as you would a watch- for inside ex— salience as well as outside show, and from a dealer whose guarantee is re- liable. . We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells watches. . We guarantee the hidden parts as well as the outside. . . $10 will place a piano in your home]: Balance in Small Monthly Payments-‘ Call and let us talk it over. " M. SONNENBERG PIANO “" 104 Washington St. C0. . ‘Phone 30 " His Royal HighneSs the American automobilist. is the man that we are catering to and in order to make his automobile trip a triumph, al procession we ask him to ‘bring it; '29 this shop before starting out We Willi overhaul it. tighten up screws'and moi1 cllinery, put in new parts. put his ital. glue. brakes. magneto, plugs, Moduli; good working order and make hilt. journey a pleasant one by lnckof an; noyance by bringing his auto to its alarm Engine Company No.15 is located within a short distance from , Ethe factory and only waitlnit ions," enough to solid in an alarm to tire. headquarters, ill. nmlncn from this ‘ company rcnmnded to the call for help on the ruli ‘ ; When the scene of the tire. was' reached the ‘nruaii frame building was. binning furiously and a second alarm was immediately turned in. ’i‘ e frame. building is completely gutted and the damage is estimated at 35.900. The main factory building, was only dam-l it to prevent the spread of the flames: from the main building. i NEW FRONT PUT iN. w...“ . for Mrs Bowen' a crcmery Police Commissioner James '1'. Pow- ero has secured a new pole for the' Old Well Hook and larder company to replace the one broken recently. The defective sidewalk will also be re- paired 4n the near future. . A large automobile had a blow out in Wall street. last evening. Tho own- or was named Hart and won on his way to Brooklyn from Boston. He stopped at F. E. Lockwood‘s garage and had thediiilculty remedied. . ‘ At the meeting of the Control Lo- bor Union, which woo hold. iopt evon‘ COAL We have a lone otochdot high grade fresh minod Cool ready to deliver for out wintor’o coinfort. and wo “grantee connotation as to quality and price. Call oad’ oxamiuo our cool hofono you ioovo your order oloowh‘oro. HARRIS 81 GANS CO. Mothoio Building in Moln Street Bo lug Rebuilt. The store front of the Mniiieis build ing. in Main street, occupied on a stor age warehouse by the Brouer and Moo lone Md Company. next to the store onion. in being remodeled and put in: first" class condition by the owner.‘ force of men at work installing a new E plate olooo front The Brewer and Modern Feed Com-i pony‘o china. new situated next. to. Hermon Socho' liquor store, is to bei moved doom one store. into the one now being renovated. This moving will take place about the nrot of Onto. bor. inn. three new‘delenteo from the Loco Weavors' Union were 'odmltted nod the committee” on the picnic roportod that the affair woo a treat uncoop- in every way. Tho championship of the induotriot Loom will be decided upon romeo row afternoon, when the Lockwood Manufacturing Company and the Truth hrldoo Box Company toomo. who on tlod, will play off thoir nine, tho win- nor to get tho ponnont. Mr. and flu. "Hort-y Boaodict. oi howlohoro, returned from on onion- hi. trip to the coast of mine. amino ovor Lahor- Doy with their porous, Kr. and “to. C. A. Raymond Mr. Samuel opoqod lilo school in Norwoihi on W and Mrs. ‘Bouodiot will o‘lnnd two «on in the Berkshlroo. ~Browh Doriilol. O'Brien ‘uflfi‘h‘A ' If women mu tho hi‘itllo and nor! would he assured. but no limo to no infiuoaod no shoot on mot“, of woman mu not. that m roll: (item now. all Wound ladies .02 NW m elm tho notion. (in hour, , if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto Needs Repairing or Painting NOW THE TIME Luther M. Wright’s II THE PLACE f -. d ' Reduction Sale or LMIII’ Alto moon ourro. oonro. ultimo. LAWN. vorhl. wooil sumo AND mum . Price: “to suitor-r: hummer. Ono which um um Woim to'ho om out his hummusommmum hetmitiomloto. «Moonrise-Infiltration. ‘Thel’iris‘Cloakdt » .. we assist. who am; ’ " ‘ or an» at, ‘W , , 7 mownhynrhuw mm molly. in. one In. liiulno it“ in ochuowlodoint tho W t . their many utensil. M .un than when use no do 1mm. The reason for the change. is that: o brother of Herman Boobs, who now i conducts the grocery store formerly run by Frank Von Baron and William M. Betta, wishes to move noon the street, but to his brother‘s store. Bower and Molone’o oihoo movod down, will do away with the prooont otoromom and this will ho situated in tho prooont second storage wu'ohouoo further up Maia shoot. it may be none oooory for the food company to locum author: piano to store thoirmoroo. W IAN ON IUIMIRGIO ROCK.- IAN sunscreen. Bout. await-op- it. into tho (lotion and. yootordoy. throuoh o hoary foo. tho coasting otoornor loato Clots ion upon tho unharmed doom-Inverters. which Wt. onlluooro in o roooat Wail wot? unohio to find. and for tho hinwino up of” which tho loot (lon- V you motto on approprlotion. Ali cote corned nowuroothotthorookooro there. but that tho working buoy woo manhood when tho odioiol scorch m undo. Tho Slants Gin-o struck poor from tho Orionh unit ll‘ohroory ll. 1001. with tho loco of 1”” mm m to oottio. .iiiit tho ohtpfo unsor- ”elm than :ohiio tho minim or aged by water, which was turned on]. who no pool-ohms on tho amour,k omnidi- wore panic ell-lotion; to tho f. , ' ship mm into doop. tutor m iii-i so WALL eraser ‘NORWALK. PHONE «as. . ‘ Everything in the Optical Line, Eyes Examined. Free 0. B. Jackson Optician . scum noawaut Controcior Michoe’J Riordan has s‘ “mm”-.. M. mam»... .h. .u...~«w.m.....—.o.~»..a.—.~...~_.mw.m._. What Can You Do? Givoo you o practical oduootibn IT WtLL PAY YOU To lNVESTtGATE Booko and sutionory Froo. , V .TAMFORD W. R. THOMPSON Toquet Special Motor The latest and moot careful dooln in tho make-ond-breolr. two-cycle (31):! All pom ore exceptionallyoaoy ocoooo. and can be adjusted without to» moving origins tron foundation. , Olngio Cylindor ILMIR I. CAI! Rated Wit-It. Model H“ P. Outlaw H m t - ii R more chimp 10 The Specialty Manufacturing C loath lorwoik. dong. ~NOTICE- fyou motor o modhun Boer. noithor vo i ht nor dork. . Plot Golden Dortmund» it to o pruduotioarymo o exclusively new: tho chalcoot hull! malt and tho oootiioot Boozer hops purchooohltu mode by‘ tho pioneer hrowor of this country. Got o cone or 24 hot- 7 ties. on to solo oi Pabst. either dark or iiphtt Only Ct.“ o iiowf o oooo of aviation Our mucosa in duo to friendly rationalised-tiara. We strain: urns...“ “iii” "r is Wm...“ M i“ you recount no on “commando to you- , , o . wo m Casteilrm'o 8: Bur " W (rider. _ ‘. Wanner
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