fCANDY I ice Cream Bakery Products Ivorytltlno lnnvatock. lo Inch. Pure and Glogp. FA LANE 51 Washington atroci- Iouth Nor-walk Miss Emily Charnok, of Lowe street, is visiting her uncle in Jersey City. Ernest Barthel. of Meadowatreet. _ is having a veranda erected on his real- deuce. M The Hat. Finishers’ association ’will hold its monthly business meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joseph 8. Elder. of Chicago, is the guest of her sisters. the Misses Stow, of P‘airtield avenue. Mrs. L. A. Douglas. of South Nor. walk. has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1.. Baldwin, of Elm- wood, Bethel. n Palestine Castle, .‘o. 2, A. O. K. of M. C., will hold ‘lts Weekly business meeting. in its rooms, in Washington street, tonight. Mrs. W. A. Gilbert, of South Nor- walk has returned home after a. visit with Mrs Mater D. Mayne, ofChu ch street. Greenwich. . 7—————.‘A—_—_ The monthly «business meeting of. the Cigar Makers' Union will be heldf this evening in the Labor Lyceum, in Washington street. m The weekly business meeting of Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army Re- public.‘will be held, this evening, in its rooms, in Washington street. Ophlr Chapter, No. 52. Order of the Easter Star, will hold its semi-monthly business meeting, Wednesday evening. in its rooms. in South Main street. Court Mahaclterno. No. 83. Foresters “ of America, will hold its scml~monthly business meeting. this evening. In the K. of P. hall, in South Main street. Mina Emma ll‘. iBunton. of South Nor- wallt. has returned home after spend- ing Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Colegrove, Sn, and family, of Greenwich. Mrs. Helen Stryker. of as South Main street. while demonstrating for the Roessler d: Haulachor Company. of New York, on Thursday. met with onito a serious accident in East Non want. an. was talking with a lady at hor door when a dog walked up behind her. inflicting quite a deep bits. The wound was cantorisod by Dr. Want and is healing nicely. The animal is “ill at large, much to tho annoyance of its many neighbors. W in Norwallt. last week. thore were too solos or real ostato, and tho mort- gages amounted to $12,735. For the first week in Soptornoor. 1910. than were twenty-live sales of property. and the monsoon amouatod to ”2.015. The many frlonda of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. of in South Main stint. will be pleased on loarn that one is very much improvod, and able to be out again after I thrao waohs' illnoso in the nature of a samba breakdown Thio came from tho constant ottontios aha gave her protty littlo doughtor man.» when also woo coloring from typhoid fever a short limo m. Ho: physician. Dr. W. J. Tracey. has ad- vised rest .and a chance of climolo. lira. Walsh and hor auditor will loavo tor Now Jonas in tho soar to taro to wood mum. hols than thoy will visit Moods is simian. attaaadthonorthorspartotcosnoc- t. I We T.“ Pride if I“ “II; was maxi: 1:0ch ascou. out“). '0; Our ‘ ‘ "scores. murmurs. incarc- ‘I last utrsctlvos of Fresh cod Liv- oro. with Poolonato of iron. . sold only It: 1.. M. matron“ WomnohWotks Lauochossudllosts or all limos promptly hum. Boots] on solo. an ltindo or flfllifll‘lfl ‘ gluon spacial attontlon. Oyster Iholl Point, Norwaik fl kr Charles Buck, Jr. ' ELECTRICAL I CONTRACTOR ‘m‘J u.- GENERAL REPAIR WORK Addrooc: 51 MAIN ST}. NORWALK Telephones: Office, 901; houao. 21-3 _——. Fred C. Hoyt. of Boston: is visiting Norwalk friends for a few days. George Hadley, of Weatp‘ori avenue. entertained his roommate from Yale; yesterday . I Stephen Coffey. of Hartford, 9. nep- hew of Bishop NIlan, \vas a guest of Father Carroll. Saturday. Arhus Vega, of Springfield, Moon. is spending a few days as a guest of Miss Anna L. Richards, of West street. Miss Annie Dir. of Brooklyn. spent the week end and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tristram, of East Wail street. Mrs. J. V. Sweater and son. of Oak- land, California. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Sweater‘s mother. Mrs. S. M. Birch. Belle island. The scmlsnnual meeting of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the headquarters in Hovllsnd street. The census of St. Joseph's Church will be started this week. Father Car- roll will visit all the English speakingI people and Dr. Brennan the ltallans. g l I The water was fine for swimminaI yesterday, although Saturday it was quite cool. It will probably good swimming for several longer. I romnln I weeks Mrs. H. S. Fletcher and daughterI Eloise, ol‘ Cheyenne. Wyo., are guests? for a month of their aunts. Mrs. A. la' Wright and Mrs ilcslio Smith. of Kim I wood avenue I i The Oak Grove Club held a very lilC-f cessful Clambake, yesterday. at the grove in Linden arouse. Winnipauk.I There was an attentionch of over too; people, and all enjoyed the line monu‘ prepared. Lady Washington Lodge. No. 2]. Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold or regular business meeting this evening in their rooms in Red Men's Hall. Wall street. All members are requested to be present. Miss I‘lertha M. Richards. of West street, has returned home after spend ing the summer in the mountains of Maine. She was preceded by her daughter, Miss Anna M. Richards. who also spent the summer thorn. W The Royal lunch room in Water street. Norwsllt. which has boon undor tho manasornont of special Ulcer Richard F. Moore. of Norwalit. for solo. timo past. has changed hands and James Rooney is now the proprlo. tor. a All local canoslots who are invited to particlpato in_ tho Norwsllr Yacht Club contest to be hold on Saturday of ing up for tho ovonta. A lino cup has been pmontad for the winning team of tiltors. in tho aoouutprintod in those solo umns. roosntly. concerning tho aool~ dent which outrun-pd to Joseph McKay, the youth. who was knocked oil tho spacial car and iniorod on lost flora- day owning. during tho “accusation in favor of tho hrldgstlgd pork pro- loots it was orronoonsiy stand that tho band months young icon with than. it was mammals in charge or too mm that fill“ the salons- of tho m on to hold a this wool: sro busily at work practic- ' way and 'catcr to Likewise we suit Prices range The New Store 24 Wall St.. Norwallt. ’ A No Matter How Yours Bruit We are specialists in fitting the hard to at. We handle each customer in a different I you have had troub‘ c in getting fitted prop- I crly you’ re the man we’re looking for. (As I for the style and prices-well, these will be I as pleasing to you as the fit. I I I I 'rwo s'roass: I I l I I I I I I I I his his individual taste. individual measure. If y. from 818 to 845. 14 South Main St. South Norwalk .... -m WW-W Large Soft Crabs tom. modlum and Inapoor luttori'lah. Flat, Froah Mockorol. Bloc o. Mrdfish. Coo. Salmon. Wooklioh. Clam Bags Cutbill’s Brig; Fish Market. TILIPNONI 1N: GORDON HOSIERY Ladlco' Silk Lisle. black and white, 25c. 85c. 3 for ".00. in black. 39s. 8 for $1.26 and 500. Extra sires. 25c, use and 50:. Silk boot. lislc soles and top. 50o White split soles. 25c and 360. Extra aim, the. no and She. J. l. Maiiette (Formerly Misses Dawson) 88 Washington St. Tol. m iWMMt-iwr-H' % Paid on Savings ’ , Deposits ' OIFONTI DRAW ONTIRIIT FROM“ THU "I" 0' IAOH MONTH “it i .g. d- '1- 4. South Norwalk Trust Co. ” old. Moll! Oduiist. who is as oyos and prosd’rihc ocdtrs'rs ans omoiarts If”. ills ovomhiso also. arse porioam swim“. cursino you tho oorsoot glosses. satisfaction snaraatood. If Atlantic mom“ I VIII DELIVERY. IThe Secret of Wealth in one‘s ability to save. and the pro- ,greoaivo man of today does not neg icct his teeth until he has a mouth full , of decayed remnants boforo consulting a dentist. A small cavity taken in time saves the tooth. saves suffering. saves time in the dental chair. saves the health and com money. The con- dition of a pgroon‘s tooth affect the general health, the general health af- ‘fecra his conallilllleo. lat me help tyou to save your health and your mon- ey. Consultation tree. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 1‘ South Unit: St. Booth Hm Hours: a a. m. to a p. or. Inn cars by appointment only. o. NOTICE Owing to the scarcity of too. until further aotlco'my prices will be as follows: Wholoaslo. 30¢ per hundred; retail. family trade, 50o pot hundrod. M For sale, all kinda of sawed wood. 7 to 10 inches long. 88.00 per cord. flood your orders to oilco. corner Foirileld and Connoo ticut Avon. to! I", or rooi~ deuce. Darlou. lot 859-8. E. T. BATES AUCTIONIIM ITO. 'I- Totophono at houoo, a TEAMS Liability Policies W - ? ililiilt iiiil , Providence (Rhode island Form). Will I handle the business or the grounds of ‘ J. Smith It Sons. Btrati'ord Oyster 00.. ‘ ‘ I. smith, Mnososoit Oyster Co. and Pduotothofactthstthoyhoyoboon IIISIHI TIIIIIES 13......” .Ilyalsr them wu concorInoiEsatl'rovldoncs The Scalabipt Oyster Sisters at it). Frank Smith, at the plant in East Providence. comprising the Mcrwin and stratford houses, which have been made into a large building, adding one story to both. The opening will be done on the second floor of both .buiidinga, four rooms. 260 openers in all. A power plant will be installed to carry oysters by conveyors over the shell bins. from decks of boats. and also a‘carrylug machine to take shells it'om shuckcr'o .bench and conveying than: for distribution in shell packet. which has been enlarged and strength- ened by many piles. The Jeffrey's Co.. of Columbus. 0.. are installing the conveying machinery. The sterliisinlr plant will be enlarged by another low- er story. for boiler. refrigerator ma- chinery and turbine for their own electrical plant. The second floor will be used for washing tanks, sterilizing etc, cleaning cases and carried to mail building by belt conveyor to storage room, and droped to first floor (by chute) into packing room, the whole saving much labor. They expect to open by Oct. 1. The Mausooit plant will probably not be opened this sea- . son. The Frank Smith plant will only - be operated it more room is required. The shell .. pack is arranged for a height of 50 feet. The season for tailing oysters with rakes or lungs in Talbot county wat‘ are opened on Sept. 1. Many of the oystertnen of Enron Point, Oxford Bellevue. Tllmubman and other points on the Tred Mon and Choptanlr Riv- ers were out early in their boats. They report young oysters on the bars as being plentiful. though of poor qual- ity. Two small boats landed oysters at Baltimore, lid, on Sept. 1. to mark the opening of tho oyster season. The power canoe Rosaheai. Capt. John F. Hazard. arrived from West River. Anne Artrntile county, with 62 bushels of stock which he sold at 70¢. per bushel. The sloop Lawrence and Ju- lia. Captain Hartje. had 18:: bushels of West River oysters. which he sold at 80¢. per bushel The shifting of this year-:14 oyster set from Bridgeport and New listen. Conn. to Groonport.’ Pcconic Bay. Fire Place and other points. will be- gin next Monday. Some of the first to engage in this shifting will be the New York Oyster (30.. and Charles w. Wetmoro. of New Haven, Conn. and Greenwrl, L. l. Capt. Jacob Ochora, of West Say- vlile, la i.. ass at Greenpori last week looking over the oysters grown at thitt place. George E. Elsworth. of the J. & .l. W. bilaworth (‘0., was in New York this week. Speaking.“ conditions at Oracnport he said that tho most or the oysters grown at that place look a line as that of any oysters he has even seen. Capt. (loo. Ellsworth knows what good o’ystors arc. , W. D. scodold, .who is In charge of the City Point, New Haven. plant of tho Aloaandor Maser Co. wv to town on Tuesday. Ho says no date has boon set for tho opening of the plant. its looks for a good season. The oyster season at N rtolk. Va., has opened. Planters. packers, and shippers all agree that the stock is fair. the "Norfolk Pilot” tells us, and as a ncsuit of recent rains will be much hotter in a tow woolto. Op to the fifteenth of this month only prl~ voto hodo may ho tonal; thou the public or natural rocks will be oponod for the bean that make Norfolk their headquarters. Louis robot-atom. o .of tho princl. pal oyster packoco Norfolk. Va.. is of tho opinion that ho host orators to ma that city l he fronriho York River. where there one several taillioa bushels awaiting consumption. Tho oysters an hotter in also this year than in sovorsi aoaoona past. This is par-um to my: ‘aunna tho last couple of years. Norfolk dooiors‘sro ospoctlnp a successful oosson. At wholo‘oaio. ”colours” are soilihs at out not, gallon cud "standard" for it par allots. Tho Poponing of tho oystor season It Dom-.136. on Baptonthor i. was not units as «romantic as was scoot. sous. the icons mil-d by W mmmtmmommm not so; not tho pohho has not do: “Nicholson atheism: *4 310 lb. very Best on BUTT Creamery R 1h I8 I. I5 WASHINGTON 8T. You con dopond on our Buttor always. Every ounce guaranteed pun. ‘ A. F. Béckmahn 8: Co. '2 SELECT GROCERIES, WINEO AND LIQUORB Phono 440. SOUTH NORWALK Automobiles for Hire . By Hour, Day or Week . ' Esperienced and Careful Chauffeurs OSCAR H. ”BANKS Tolophono 081-3 RIVER STREET Now is the Time to get Extra Nice Peaches, hskt. 750 8t 5, For Canning Tomatoes, 300 Basket UNITED GROCERY COMP 20 NORTH MAIN STREET Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, I Bath'uig and Other Attractions . HIGH OLA“ CONCERTO. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE MW Especial Attention Given Tel. 500 JACOBS 51108.. Managers nonwaLK. coon ' to Automobile Paulina ... m . .m«.m~mmmwwh." q-a._.....‘...._~.. .. .._,-.._.._.......__.. date that tho demand will be so great that many boots will be utilised in carrying stock to the markets. , The recent storm at Charleston.s t... has done much damage. according to newspaper advices. One desmtoh says that the oyster factories at Charleston and Beaufort. B. (3.. may he put out of commission as a result of the hurricane. Largo quantities of Blue Point oy- stars are being shipped from Boyport. I. l. according to advices from the place. Oyster shipping plants at West Bay- vllle. L. 1.. while not running iulitimc. are going at a stoody gait. in order to be proparod for the great orders which wiliootoo just as soon as there is any indication of cooler woathoc. A woolt ago Tuesday about 300 bar- rels of shell oysters were shipped from the Wont Bayvlllo houses. A proposition to change the season for taking ooodoystors in Virginia wa- tors from Boot is. to March so. is one of the important matters which will come up at the meeting of tho Vir~ ginla Oyster Planters and mum As- sociation in Hampton. next Friday. Willing moo. and (loom Bron. both oyster shocking firms at irvlngton. Va. have commancod opening Rappo- haonoohmtook for Northern III!- hots. . Virginia has as oyator tissue. with hchdouartors‘at Hampton. its put» polo is to «ouro’loaiolation which will nacho it possible for the Tidowotor pastors to notable with those at ithooo island. Consultant and slow Jason tho Month. Va" “stat” toll us. Tho sous panor- adda that Irons; Doritos. fl Hampton. is plosi- dont of tho loans. m 3».- ma. who hora boon inspoctlog their orator soda. say Itlrltoi‘st arc in tho condition. WW want sIthe existing law of the State. which , slopiordol'. Infield. RI , _ Miami: in. A. Whit been induced to appoint commission ers‘who are openly prejudiced agolss law by the way has been tested in the courts and dotlared constitu I How can they fairly administer the law with such u prejudice? Granted that story one of the commissioners I are straightforward honest men, aa'dI we know nothing to the contrary. and” still their prejudices would noturaliy ” interfere with the proper working out of thlh beneficial uct. Still this in matter that has been settled so as the appointments are I and the "Press” homo that inning: as my poor oysterrnen am their money in shells and w grounds for the purpose of m oyster farms that proper mom will be given them by this coma! and that the low of the State wi adhered to.” —. TH! HIST MllHAP Jay 8. Buckley and Charles 3. Palm two promising bank clot-its o! , Nora-slits. have purrhaoed the on“ yacht Edith from “Roy and Kuwait! A. Montgomery. These boys sro W bltious sailors and mm out for a, sail Saturday. All went well still they dropped anchor oi! tho Knob? Club. about all bulls and then their 1; first mishap occurred. day. running round the dock to so: its it‘ll turIad for tho night, roads h‘ rnioatap and ovorboard ho trout. Us his downward journey, ho grasped tho guswalo. and was soon on board his craft oasis. but his cioihos had ‘ wet and after curling sail its costs aohoro to change his yachting at for warm mono dry. W I MT“. ARIN“... Mountain-oft. and lots. 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