Tourism Policy
United States, Canada and W1
\lide
.uovcrn y'out buggae against any
oil links,b,1 the, theft,
11 vigntion and tmnsportntion. w
I irnnalt by. or 11 the custody of
‘ alimnu, express. rooster.
_. TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN.
Insurance of All Kinds
‘ 1. Telephone 1230
M\Jitistnlr: Over the South
Real Estate—flown, Country and Show
Norwalk
will
and
lightning.
hllo
any
. transpor-
tation or 01 any Simulahip Co, etc.
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Trust 00., 87 91 Washington St,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
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ly ot'this place. hnsroturned fro
visit with relatives in Ireland.
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V 44331121111115, $4 to $10. O'Brien's.
Spocinl Officer Richard F. Moor
1 iNorwrtlk. ovorked lor'n short time
t-l‘ud‘ay afternoon for
.Ixmhtorlund.
invitations have
South Norwalk for the first nuti
newspaper conference to be held
_M11dlson, Wisconsin. the lust of
month
Many Noru‘nl‘k people urc dull 1‘
(thing thi- progress on the puving work
in Wont itvenucn The new content.
or contmntuis quite a little lull-rest in
tho observations.
whooping at Dorlou's, Wednesday.
Friday and Saturday nights.
Wilbur p. Smith, gume
iFnirfleld county, was it visitor in
*bury yesterday rund he hud 11 confor-
enco with h‘. H. Bailey oi‘t'he Puhqulo
one Gun club to ,x'atdiug vmlous
telo.
While in White Plains,
'in connection with serving the r
sition papers on .Iohn Hurley.
John I-ieberg. Chief William R.
nington uttendgd
trial,
The South Norwnlk police. tie
ment received word this morning
'l‘rugay Lou11sbnry,jagod 13, 01’ Hr
port; Ray Wheeler, aged 15 or 1
Mt. Vernon, mid Joseph Foody,
14, have run awuy from a boy's home
nour Litohi‘ield. The boys were
soon in llawleyville and the local po-
‘ . lice are keeping a lookout for them.
A smokox will be held at the
Iwalk Yacht Club this evening on
divcalions are that tho ail‘nir wl
most successful.
secured the norvlces of Mr.
‘. entortuin witdt 1populnr
l' the popular pianist, (licorgo («‘1
about», of Bridgeport. will boon
to oft'lclulc lit the piano.
Minn Myra Richards. of High street,
to West,-
ztntl Mrs. Ar-
Soutih Norwnlk, lids grotto
field. N. J., to visit Mr.
' thin 'I‘. Muri‘u)’, for it few days.
a ’Riohordn in u cousin of Mrs.
. "‘Iin‘d
' . Modding,
which took pluce in
from 11 motor trip to the
Mountains.
111 mooting is to be hold on .l 1111
olurrcb.
in tho 11111111 hundred 11nd forty-
flit. lilo nIumhI nip-mum.
=Uli' flip mum, of whom auvcui
urn 1111.111 111111 Bowittyouo girls.
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"ad from his three days and 11
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rponlel 11 tools. At the trial
his morning, over Which Judge
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o“ . Wildfire minor Hurley
'1‘. J. Murphy. of Bridgeport. former
Chief Thomas
been received in
warden of
yes-tor
the Hurry K. Thuw
The committee Iliti‘
Jones. of
Now York city, a talented vocalist. to
songs while
Murray
'an n brldcunutld 111 the rocont
South N'orwulk Methodist Church.
and Mrs. Murruy .huvo rclurncd rt»
Pocono
A pllul It; now on foot to form 1111 '
nluineni immintlon of St. Mary's Pu-
rooltlni school and for this purpose
at ii 111. 111., In tho bimoment of tho
Notices are lining neut out
graduates ol‘ tho school 1111111 ’03 to
being compound of thin nilmiior within
(1111111 William it. Pennington return-
bringing
with him John Hurley alias John Ho
burg. wnn‘tod bore tor the their 0!
Tammany presided. Hurley
dmiitcii than he had 9111me the
moods. 111111111111 that they lmiongcd to
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‘ Electrical Wiring
Fine Lille of Eleo-
trical Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Addrou: f
61 MAIN 811. NORWALK
Telephonu: Offlco. 901; homo, 21-3
MR5. L. v. B. HUBBARD oEAo.
Woman Active in Church and Society
Work Passed Away at Early
Hour Yesterday Morning.
Mrs. Mary E. Hubbard, wife of 1).,
1’. ll. I_Ilil.)li'.ti'il, oi‘ i‘orrr avenue, Shel-l
ton, passed nutty about 3:30 o'clock;
morning, after an illnessl
that. had its inception more than :1
quarter of 11 century ago. and against.
which the mil’fernr fought with n
heroism and patience that was re-
nnilkuble. snyn the Ansouiu Sentinel
Mrs. Hubbard, 11-11059 mnldon nnmel
was Mill')’ l Bradley. nus horn in
Eamon. this state, Mn: 21%, iiiiil, and
was brought to l')erl1y 11nd Shelton.
and 111115 known to 1111 lilo oldcr l‘nln-
tiles of both 111111.115. About 28 yours.
ago she wus atl’licted with :1 fibroid
tumor, and from this she was never
again ill‘oo, although the mullgnant
symptoms that caused douih did not
appear until :1. con1parntlvely short
time ago. She was married March 13.
1858, to L, V. ll. liubbnrd and accom-
panied her huoband to Sholton when
he moved to this place and started
business here, 11nd while she was an
active worker in the M. E. Church. in
Derby. and :1 member of the choir in
that church until her removal to this
place, sue on going there early took
on active part in the Mission conduct-
ed by F. W. Hoyt and continued a
worker in' that institution while it
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- existed. She joined the M. E. Church
when it was first organized and 11l-
ways was an active worker in the
come. until disability prevented. She
won: a member of the W. C. T. it. in
which 'she was greatly Interested. She
was a charter member of Kellogg W
R. C.. and also a member ~oi' Sarah
Riggs Humphrey Chapter. 1). A. R..
and of the Women's club of the as
anointed communities. While active
in all or these varied lines 01‘ work,
Mrs. Hubbard was essentially a home
womnn, and a devoted wife and moth-
or. She leaves besides her husbund
two children: Rev. A. L. Hubbard and
Mrs. (I. I". lloutwell. She is also 3111'
vlvod by three grandchildren. the
Rev. Alfred lloutwell. of Bridgeport,
11nd Mrn. ()llvo Cluttiuwuy. of Water
bury. and Carlton Hubbard. and one
great grandchild. 'I‘hut she will be
greatly missed in lcorluln and her life
won an example that all might well
follow.
~Womnn loves a clear. rosy com
nlexlon. Burdock Blood Bitters purities
the blood. clears the skin. restores
ruddy. sound health.
A bud thing about women voting
would be the additionnl number oi.‘
(hiya the cook would have to have ol‘t
fl'
For Friday& Saturday
Best Potatoes a peck 27c .'
”Best Buttbr a" pound 32c
19 Pounds of Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Magnolia oerlover Milk a Can lilc
[lest Flour large bag 85c
Fancy Lemons a dozen 301:.
Strictly Fresh Eggs a dozen" 29c
Evapomted Milk large cans 3 for ‘250
100 Ci oths Plus for 10c
SULTANA COFFEE
IS THE BEST VALUE ON THE MARKET. YOU CANNOT BUY
COFFEE 'IN ANY STORE IN-TOWN THAT WILL COMPARE
'VITH IT. A POUND 306.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
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124 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909 Free Delivery
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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iFnrmingllou. and said that he would
! be back In Washington by Friday.
Senator Alsop said this aitéinooh
i that he did not bullete the new party
MUM “P0“ Pouncs'wouki be actually launched in 1111s
,state until late in August after the
VISIIS Senator Alsop, Head Mll‘orm upon whir it public support
Roosevelt Movement' Ill i“ 5°”“l‘edy
Connecticut ,WOHAN KILLED
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1, b lrugo conwutiou has adopted a pint
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HARTFORD, July i2,-Commlsslon~j
or of Corporations ‘Horbert K 31111111,;
come to this 1it1 loduv 1to Halt his brlo Cl INTOV. July l2.'-\llfi Eliza Sic
(her. Emest \iulkcrismith, tonne: to ’VE‘HS W‘lllim of the late Dr Alonzo .A, ‘
publh .111 chnnmnu of the town commit 3‘9"?“ Of this town, W35 instantly:
ice and the allomey to whom has been killed last owning when she was
assigned the task of getting lumevclt 8““le by a large automobile truck;
eleotors on a slate ticket at the Nov-133m ‘0 118 mined bv the Bralnard.
ember ConnttlssiouerSnnth who was MOW? CiU‘ company of Hartfold The
originally appointed by i‘rolsidontBoo-1dr”ex and i0“? companions who to
had leslgned or was about to resign placed "“9“ 3"?“ pending the find
his fedm 111 othce. tug of Deputy Coroner M. E. Culver.
of Middletown It is said that all
H” N“ R” "Md' the were more or less under the in-
“l 1111“? 110'» Mitignedr " ”WM the fluence of liquor and that the autumn-
connnisslouer. ‘allll furthermolo. I bile was being diiven at a high rate
must decline to discuss politics in any of speed. .
hunt. I cannot dei‘ifl‘ie “‘0‘“ 3 "‘19' The accident occurred near the
llmt i outubllshed when I Inst became railroad crossing, which goes under
commlsslonot of cm pornioins the rolls known on “the hole in me
On Bunioen Matter 'wull." It is a passage way from one
Ho said l1owo1,ol"tlmihe came nomistmet to the other, not intended for
\‘i nohlnglon to see his Mother, "011 teams 0" automobiles M’s Stevens
business." and whethct 1w appoint lwaa about midway or the passage
mom or not it a mot and was closeted, when tho large truck plunged over
for u long time In the law ofllcc with “‘1 embankment and struck her She
Senntot Joscph W Aluop of Avon, who ““5 pinned “Sam“ the abutment and
I1; 11 mnrliul lolntlvo of the colonel and “mm" injur.od Death was probably
thc dooiurcd ropxenoutnlive of the Bull lnstnntancoua
Moose ordm in this state. be five men were placed under 111'-
“ ” rest bv l)0puty Sheriff Watrous and
Bid” 5“" Other Adi” :lhoy 1110 being held in the lockup
'1' ho1 budo cnch other 11 cordial udloul without ponds _
calling out respectively, "Goodbyoi Mm. stovens was about 70 yours or
(iommiuuimmr 13ml!“ spent this M1 la survivod by three coma and a sister,
for oloctloneerlng.
of tho 0116,11
.lou" 11nd “Good-bye diorbcrt." ago and won highly respected; _She
tot-noon with bill mother. who lives lulMi-s, S. J, Fox of Now Haven.
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Another Extraordinary
Saturday Bargain Day
Unmatchably Underpriced Summer Needs for every depart-
~ment. It will pay you. to drop in this busy store Tomorrow
and take advantage of the remarkable Special Offers which
have been arranged for this day.
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12c Summer Vests 81:
Just for one day Ladics' Knit Vests that
are sold at 2 for 25c on sale tomorrow So.
500 Silk Hose 39c pair
,39c Pcanut Straw
Hats 150 '
Another shipment of Peanut Straw
never sold leSs than 39C. On sale
Hats,
tomor-
Guaranteed Black Silk Hose, regular 50c
Tub Skirts f
990, $1.49, $1.98
We will place on sale a big line of fine
\l'ash Skirts; prices range 991‘, $1.49, $1.98.
values: on sale tomorrow 39c pad. 01 3
pairs for $1.00.
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Children s Socks
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2 pair 250
Just lcceii ed in time for tomorrow": “ 33112.21
largo shipment of Children’s Socks; all
sizes: 2 pairs for 25¢.
$4 Dresses $2.49
\\ e have picked out from our regular stock
manv of our $4. 00 Dresses. On sale tomor-
row $2. 49
250 HoSe 150 pair
Anoibér case on sale for tomorrow, 25c Silk-l
Lisle Hose, slight Imperfections that are
novcr noticed. While this lot lasts 15c pair.
59c , Lawn Kimonos 396
Bathing Suits
$1.98 to $6. 95
Headquarters for Bathing Suits.
Caps,
Shoes and Bags, at popular prices.‘
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Just at the right time, long Lawn Kimonos.
neat floral designs; regular 59c Just for
.totnorl'ow 39c. Limit: to a customer.
2513 Water Wings 19c
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For
learn to swim by one trial Avvarl's
tcr Wings. 11111 or sold loss than 25c
tomorrow 191:
25c Bathing Shoes 190
110 dozen Ladies Bathing Shoes; our regu-
lar 25c numbers For tomorrow 19c pair.
Dresses at $1.25
Smart Street, House and Shore Dresses,
neatly trimmed with wide embroidery, in
all colors. On sale $1.25.
Special Lot White~
Hats $1.251
About 100 White Sunnuer Hats,"hmny dif~
feront styles;_vaiucs up to $2.00. On sale
tomorrow $1.25.
$3 Pretty LaWn and
Net Waists $1.49
Again this Saturday we will soil Net and
Lawn Waists; regular $3.00 values. $1.49.
LOAN alumna owe up.
lblll to be introduced
New York Concerm Decide to Obey 15mm” fixing a fair
tho Law
NEW YORK. July 12.—-Aiter many
years or agitation the charts or the
Russell Sage Foundation and other
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or business. have apparently been
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by the lust legislature lists boon 11111911135 been 59141611311 11'.
tinned by tho courto. 111111! the 11113qu
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ausd'ro them that they would favor any
MEDICO8 TO DINE AT BH‘OVRE‘
(HAVEN. . '
BRIIDGIIPORT, July 12.41 will not
Now York charitable moieties to put Day to be sick on July 11; “91mm date
the "loan shark" money lendcra out”; when mombara‘ 01 midgepon Med.
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tie and 119111111de 011111111 may result 1111
men and the benedicts.
Tummpix‘o 1111: not been selected no
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odltorn. 'I‘hcro will not no any mouey
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Into the next 103-
rate of Interest
11, near Norwulk.
the scene otbnt-
u in to bu prepar-
or before there
atwcen the single
summer styles. Come and oh _
.yolwulath‘cnd lot 1111 tailor you 111
feet flit-I115 suit. one that Will ti
you a distinguished appearance '
well druoflod Win Our workf
will be made to
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