11.11 Slalom—Town, Country and Shoro
Upstain Over the South Norwnlk
.- of Wilton n1011ue,spcnt yesleidni in
‘ , of Merwin street, have gone to Ocean
W , Ring in
1
. mortgages or $8,575.
rwoe'k oi.’ June, 1911, there wore twenty
1 ,, trunnion-1 01' property and the 1110111111
3911 amounted to $20,750.
' . Public Library will .11. hold in tho rend-
transnating other important 1111911199119
F the Greenwich Graphic, and 11 South
3 mod 91 well 1111 the 1111199111 and gut-
11.111111 31.911911. 9,111.99. 1111 worldr‘
11911919a your b9111mm against any and
navigation. and trwnaportntion while
. in transit bv.’ or 11 tho custody of my
railroad. express,
tation or. ul‘nny Suamahip 1.39.. 919. 1.
city 111-9119111911 yesterday. He worked
11 1 by lire, their. lightning.
rooster. transpor-
TAYLOR n GOLDEN
"minutiae of All Kinds
Teiophono 1230
Two: 09.. 87591 Washington at. 1
1 1" . . South. Norwaik. Conn.
Electncal Winng
Fine Line 111 Elec»
trlcal Supplies
Charles Buck Ir
‘ Adda»:
. 61 MAIN STANORWALK , .
Telephon‘oo: ‘Oiiico. 901: 119999.21»!
‘ PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER I
WWW—”M.
Misses Roso and (1111.1 Nuttet‘md,
New Column with friends.
Miss Nora Barry, of Grand street,
'llunbury. is visiting Mimi V‘iolu De
Long, of South Norwalk.
Mrs. Raymond Shell. of Mount Ver~
non, has returned home after a visit
with relatives in Norwallt.
The fellowcl‘aft Club of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, 1“. and A. M, will 11qu
its weekly business meeting this eve-
hing.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Little, who
have been visiting the Misses Clark.
Grove
S.T1911t Stanley, of Main street,
has nuangod lot a trip through the
dicrkshires, upon which he will start"
tomorrow.
Arthur Henderson and William Fo-
ley, of \‘i’nterbury, who have boon
working in South 'Norwnlk, have re-
turned home.
’i‘he semi-monthly business meeting
of Court Mhhnckomo, No. 33. P‘Orcst-
ers of America, will he held this eve-
its rooms, in South Main
street,
Miss Martha Fox lins returned to
her home in Paterson, N. .l.. after: a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schu-
imunn, of Main street.
The. weekly dance of the Norwnlk
Yacht club will he held tomorrow ev-
ening 111. the clubhouse, 'Proi'. George
Finklestono will be present with his
"usual .skill to furnish music.
Mud? M. 1.. Reed, of Mott avenue.
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
K1919 S.’ Reed, and ncplicw. W. J. Mc-
Glnn and Miss Kate~A. McGinn, is vis«
him; 111 the Highlands, Atlantic City.
Rough and 'Cn‘ndea are preparing a.
bankruptcy petition for Joseph Burt—
ii'a-y, 11 Springfield grocer. Burt-law's
More was. recently attached by H.
Friedman on papers served by Consta-
ihle 311111119110, incland.
in Norwalk lust week there were
thirteen union of real ,ostntc, with
For the last
~..,......_.,...
An adjourned meeting of the Board
of Directors of the South Norwuik
Ins roam. this evening at 8 o'clock,
:Ior the purpose of electing phloem and
W... .1...
(1901119 Lauder. 11 former employo oi!
Norwnlk boy, W119 in town loot Friday
dlor afi‘ew hours. Mr. louder in now
111 tho chow busincso in Pittuburgh- as
will as being in the printing business.
91191190111111.1191...- Frederick ’W.
iii'aimhild. of Norwaik, deserves great
credit tor the general appearance the
diligently and Well on Saturday and
111111 the parlor all cleaned and trim
191111.. Compliments have 119911 many
this morning. 1 .
9
MW 9.. J. 191111111911 91 Wold-or,
loom, hmtbor oi 1111111911 11. Plum t1;
a‘iohmor 91911151119
91 Putnam pronoun
‘ - 111191111111 Norwnlk; iMill
ll. 8. MACHIAS
Commander Eben Hill, in, Has
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11111 11111111111111
Charge of 1111111111113
and Men
With only halt of the complement of
her crew aboard including the L‘onnoc-
lioui. Naval militia, practice chip hin—
chins sailed Saturday 1‘91 Province-
town‘, Mann, to‘tako ,111'; .11 the 1111-
nual summer exercises with ships 01‘
the Atlantic coast, squadron. The
reason that the Machlhs .1111 1101' take
all of the members of tho organization
plan: is that the ship not big
enough to accommodate the full 111111)-
her of men in the organlzution. There
wore 16 out of the :21 atoms of the
rignnizatlon 11nd 1130 out of .300 men
on board when the Mnchius steamed
out from i—ienlton's wharf, New Huron,
Saturday iorenoon. Capt. Commanding
Hill. of Norwalk. said that the men
and officers who were left ashore
would be taken out tor a cruise on
August 10 and for eight dnys. The
crew for the Provincetouui mllheurcrs
Wore made up from half of the di-
visions 111 Newwlinven, Hartford and
South Norwnlk. The lourth division.
known as the enginaorx crow, went in
fu'l force. The Muchius got owny just
below noon. 8119 $161de down to
tho. eastern end of the Sound :1»: far as
lurdiner‘s Boy and ionic] more until
ycsterdny, when 11 119911 start was
mode for Provincétow11.
There were busy scenes at Honton's
wharf with 111911111111 militiamen get-
ting stores aboard and getting ready
for the. .1111. T0119 of fresh b i and
vegetables and other supplies were
being rolled aboard the Mochlas. The
out of town divisions arrived early
yesterday and embarked at. Hooton‘s
wharf. There is a crew of civilians
aboard in the guiloy. ‘
The Muchlcs will probably be back
a week from yesterday. Besides the
Connecticut organization there will «be
at Provincetown the coming week the
naval .miiitia organizations from
Mussachuset-ts who will go on the
Chicngo and the Rodgers. The Rhoda
Island nuval militia ‘on the Aileen.
The nnvul 15111111. lirom Maine and
the overflow from Massachusetts will
be taken care or on some vessel of
the navy.
The officers who went on the cruise
are Cop't. Commanding Eben l—iill,
’1.1eut. 011110111 Peck, pleut. 11nd Novi-
gator Maynard. ‘ Lieut. Willla.1n_ G
iiinckioy, Liout. W. id. Huributt. Lieut.
F. 1’. Lewis, Llout. (J. G.) Alexander.
Lieut. (.T. G.) Merritt, Liout. Roynham
Townshond. Ensign Hoyt. Ensign
Ruthgobcr, [119111. (J. G.) Borneo,
1.19111. (J. o.) Locke, War-rant Matchin-
lots Perry, Gordon and German. En-
sign Help. U. S. N.. was also on board
He will not as inspector tor the Con-
necticut Ndvui Militia. during the axon
cloud.
is
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WINSTED, 091111., July 8w.“ 9 to»
Suit of the continued dry spell. the
Winslod (1119 company, which 9199 con-
: trolls the 91911th 11.111111. 9! the bar.
ouch notified 111911 clients 111111. week
1111 until there was miter 911911511 do
run the power «moot at Rohomvilie,
or power 11911119911 11 in ’tlic 11191111113
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Apparently Suffering From the
our DOWN on 1.111: or 91.991111.
there would be no out-rout {or lighto‘ ‘
and alloys “11911191111999. ,
l‘lntulcnoy, Wind
Diarrhoea.
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in 11119 1011 over 30 you”. ”has” borne 91119 11191111111119 9!
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. Experiments that. trifle with and endanger the health 01
1111119139 and Childronvmxporlopco against Expcrhnent.
What is CASTORIFA
0111101111 is 11. 1111119191111 substitute {or Castor Oil, Para.-
.. gorio, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its rite 1111119 11119911111999. It destroys Worms
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has been in constant use [or th9 mile! 01 Constipation
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In Use For Over 30 Years
THE OlflTAUR DQIPMW. 71 ”I”? "DIET. NIH Vol“ CITY.
111111 1111111. has 119911
made under 11111 per-
It is pleasant. It
0 Stomach and Bowcis,
v.9:
Iiitlll I111 11111
Same Trouble That Has Ai-
iected Other Lines
That the but crude is inppnrentiy
suffering from th9,ssn'19 erratic 1911.
(161111168 which have oriented other
line is to be, gathered from the views
01' various manufacturers.
The opinion seemed to prevail that
while businesuis not bad it is not up~
to expectations; but with the political
i‘uror 11nd 1111 lines of trade similarly
affected, it was midthut an) quietness
is not who wondered at, says The
Trade Record.
When the ,, matter ' of straws was
ernl quarters, lmrticuiarly among the
jobbers, that a mistake was mado in
bringing out straw huts so early. The
early trade in straws was said to have
been good, however, 1111 continued cool
weather held the public away from
soil: spring lines considerably and
many. Went directly from the derby in-
to’ a straw. Straw but 1111199 Were
said to have been as usual, it being ex-
plained that one can pretty nearly
gouge thg demand each year, as near-
ly everyone at one time or another
purchases a straw but, while the 1119-
jority use two to a season.
Inquiry in the retaii'shops elicited
the informationtbat utin.’ straw and
Panumns have the hold to themselves
for the most part, thougha Iew’hib
land are sold. Sonnets. it ‘is sold,
have been in favor, although the straw
braid 1111111 hespunks the merits or split
straw. and, says the higher priced
grades of hats are made of that braid
almost exclusively
Various opinions exist with respect
to price 5111111191111. manufacturer
1191119111111 early salon, says it ruins leg-
inmate business and advises the re-
tailor to wait until 11113.1 betoro
sloshing prices The retailer says
that it is 11 necessary evil, arguing
that there are many who will muluyo.
last season's straw do until the sale
period, and indict they have to clear
their shelves in that manner. 0119
manufacturer pointed that. prices are
being out earlier every year, and said
that when 11 stock is turned over at 1-9
ducod prices the profits on the neo-
son's 111119- dwindic. A ntruw‘ braid
mun indicted that iii-ice cutting 1191111
1191: sell any more 11111 as it one mor-
9119111111191 the 011191 will and in that
way 119111191 11111 any 11111111... over
1119 9111.1». Price cutting to sell ”out
stock. this 1111111 119111.111 9 11911911111".
until 11.. regular munitions is over he-
“Iore ndv9rtiuinp; 11. I919
mentioned. complaint was made in 119v.
11111 111190111911 11111 the 11.111191 wait '
A CEDAR
' CHEST
is [the only snro protcction
against moths.
Don't wait until you have 11
beautiful .fur ruined before .
”1. .
soiling one of these chests.
We have 11 number of sizes
and shapes to select from.
TheA. J.Angevine
81 Son Co.
134~13§.,WASHINGTON S'I'.1
We Make
for Connecting
Gas Ranges '
To insure prompt attention or-
wait until’the weather-gets good
and hot. Order your gas range
today. ‘An order placed ' now
means prompt attention. We can-
not promiaethls prompt norvico
if you delay in ordering. Qrdor
now. A ,phone call 9111 postal
Will bring our reprcnentativc,
Unitcd Elecfiic;
ders must be placed early. Don’t “
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9,
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William Davis, 11"..
lion with w. 5. 111113110
Joseph Cunningham
. Mrs. Robins 011w... street 111111 at
her home. . '
Dr. Lloyd has, returned 13 his home
on Brushy Ridge.
A. 'H. Mulilken has recently
, chased a new Renault.
J“
James Woods has «taken a position
with Wollel it Orrg"
Nicholas Carmen, chauffeur for R. C.
King. is about again.
has taken a post.
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has
W» ...—..
u. g. Nidd ‘epent Thursday
his piirentn at Allendale, N. J.
A subscription dancc was held at
Mrs. Holt and family have gone to
the Catskills.
The Y'. M. "(3. team played at Rhizo-
field, Saturday.
p ur-
D1 E, J. 0' Shoughnessy visited Shol.
tor Island recently.
Miss Jessie Fancher has gone to
her home at New LondOn.
taken a
position with Sperry 8: Webb.
with F .
M
i and saving or fuel.
clean looking.
Every piece
‘ come to slay
HOUSEWIVES
Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Utenu ‘
sils are superior to those made
of any other metal.
been proven by scientific
search, as the tests show that
no verdigrls, rust, nickeloxides
or injurious zines can form, no
matter how it. lapsed.
is there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel ware.
It is ancxcellent heat conduc-
tor, which means quick boiling
its
a
Thin has
T89
Neither
light
1 weight makes it easy to handle.
and tho silvery-white color of
the wore is pleasing and always
is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary
5wiss Aluininum Ware has
which eventually
means the passing of all lines
of tin, steel and enameled cook-
ing wore of every description.
HORACE R. NASH,
North Main and West Streets.
Darragh Brothers,
Grocers
WASHINGTON
STREET
BRIDGE
Telephone 1923
No Charge
ROYAL GROCERY C
j Specials, Week of July 4~
anmmcr styles.
loot fitting unit.
Jo}
Tun r‘Aamcs we. snow
11.19 the very latent: emotional for
Come and choose
your cloth and lot 119 tailor you a per-
0119 that will give
‘. you a distinguished commandoomong
won dressed 111911 Our 11911191911919
1 artists and burn out perfect work.
in Kubov1c
213 WASHINGTON
SOUTH “WA All
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93.50 NEAT 9111131111111 0111293129 $1
DRESEBAT.................. ..... ............. $1-_M198,$2.
LINEN sun-s ............. ...14.95,15.95.io.99
LiNGERIE‘ DRESSES ..... . ..... $1.98 to
CHILDREN’S onassss, ...... 989110
We have a few used “Fords” in first-
class order that will be sold at a right price.
S. L. BENEDICT. Agt.
98 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
..__.._.
The Hatch 81Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everytinng
Tolephono. 40.
.1 BEAVER BOARD
- is gaining ripidly in popularity as a substitute loa- lath 9nd
plaster and won-paper. It in» onoceptlbio of an infinite variety.
9! artistic claim for mils 11nd ceiling, and permits 0! 9
wide scope for individual inclement and note. We are Agent.
and keep 9 large supply on. hand.
.................... . . . . .
11,-:-,n,-,-,I_I,u.o,l,~,l,I.I I1I.I.I,I I,-,u,-,n,n,.,
Large cans Rainbow Sardines, 401‘ size .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Medium. size Rainbow Sardines, 30 size . . .
Campbell’s Soups, all kinds, 3 cans
Quaker’s or Mother’s Oats, 3 pkgs‘; for
Good Striugless Bonus, 3 cans . ‘~
nonalcoololllio'oo 3
A full line of Fancy Fruits and 1‘ 19511 Vegetables;
Tel. Call " ‘
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noon-ano‘uolotlvotolunl
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the Country Club Saturday evening.
“an...
that almost a burr‘él full ct “Dew
bombs and cannon crackers. Also
Mrs. Nathan Green has returnedoed with pistols cannon, etc. '
home from a. visit at New York crowd decided to call on the main
'* 01‘ th to ‘
Calvin Miller has taken a position been 811.011.11.01??? 9a gang:
with the Burton Water Company. 1Fourth and the fellows deemed ,
Ject to such being the case
were made at the vaious 1191199!
midnight. The 11,0139 could not:
been much worm it an army 11
liters had broken loose with nrtl
The noise wan deafening, and; th
motors or safe and-laud 150115111
awakened from sleep. At ti: '
place, strings or cannon crack
....»..—.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Comatock have
been visiting relatives at New Britain.
The ground 1011119 lrving Lockwood
building on‘ Railroad avenue has been
broken.
Th9 improvements on the Rockwell
store on Railroad avenue are progres-
1111111 rapidly. . ' , . ,tied to the blinds, thrown on
W and tired 011' overywhorc. M1
11111111 Langley has been here on Gum.“ a 10111111119111.1111.
aiuriouzb vluitinz his parents at telephoning s. 111139 quill
[9191ch111111139. , , ' ,‘was not of: just until
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M91191: W191 has 111119111911 the 31:: 3,3,33,30,33;
though the crowd 9119 , yin
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1119 portion 11.111.11.11 1119
11.19.111.11 Allen: has been kept dude 119111 indoors to ,
bury recently 1.11.1111; 119911.9911111
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