it
Printed LaWns at
flI51; a yard
100 different patterns to so-
‘ lect from.
E. K. BANKS
Mohnokomo Hotel Block
South Norwalk 1
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Fair and
continued cool tonight and Saturday,
with moderate temperature; moderate?
\westerly winds. Showers have occur-'
red during tile last 24 hours in the
southern states and along the Atlan‘
tic coast from Virginia to Maine. The
western area of high pressure with
cool, pleasant weather has moved
eastward and is’uow central over the
.Upper ‘Lake region. it is producing
pleasant. weather with low tempera-
tures in the northern sections east of
the Mississippi river. 'There is no well
defined storm area east of the Rocky
Mountains.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tempeiatur-e: Low, 64; high, 80.
Partly Cloudy.
‘Dr. Sullivan, of Willimantic, is vis~
iting Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Sulli-
van, of; 'Monroe street.
Mr. and Mrs Elbert S. Carver of
'Norwalk were the guests of Constablé
Frank Taylor, in Wilton, this week. 1
A superb assortmentof seasona‘nle
articles, absolutely dependable are be-
ing offered at th N. E. Ryan Co.'s
store this week.
—Latest Straws at O’Brienbs.
Olive Branch Lodge. K. of P. met,
last evening,1but owing to the absence
of the district reputy, officers were not,
installed, and only routine business
was transacted.
The Woman’s Christain Temperance
Union 'will have charge of the often,
noon service at the South Norwalk‘quiry. Furthermore in inspecting tbei
Mission. Sunday, July 215i,
cing at. o'clock.
commen-
——Wherever you turn unusual values
confront you. Our big bargain car-
nival begins tomorrow. Read page
nine for further details. Mlntz's.
The Lucia Helpers will meet with
Mrs. W. R. Thompson. Rownyton, Mon-
day a1 3 p. m. This will be a thimble
party. Members will bring their own
work. Take 2:20 car from Baxter's.
Eben Hill has received from a.
iriend in The Philippine islands a.
monster clam that measures l‘orty in
chat; across. The age of the clam that
7 [new the shell could not be uncontam-
ed.
W... __.._.
Actual! son 01' Benjamin Cello. who
lives in Raymond street mnsbitton on
the arm by a .bull dog belonging to
one of the neighbors. in. Pordue is
taking cure of the boy and the dog
‘ {warden has 111mm notified oi the occur»
.1. license.
-—Full .1ne Golf Clips. O’Brien‘a.
last night. about a quarter after cl
even. a telephone call was received my
, 1101111:wa Henry «seiner to the effect
than a hum-her of loafers were creating
; a disturbance in back of Henbort V
1 ., Carr’s shop on saviour avenue. 1H6
' 1 hurried to the plane (but by the time
he arrived the song had disappeared.
denying behind them a number of 11101.1 .
’ ties of user and a men’s colt. Later
' ave-ligation tin-might to light the ham»
or; of com present. and 111119 matter
who roportod to tho proper anthem
K’New Poet Cards
”of Belle lslantl'Cluh House and
South BNorW'ulk. 71.11111. Norwalk
y ,
land have not seen 11 mosquito.'
1“The difference since'lust year is sun-1
Just Out"
Pier
Also Other New Ono‘s.
At
WM P. BEEBS
. 1 STATIONERY STORES
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The Mosquito wigglers on view in
Glondenuing’s Drug Store window at
Norwalk and StillsonaPowell’s at South 1
Norwalk should be splendid evidence:
of their existence, at least this proves}
that they are there. Que glance 111‘
the pool these. came from would be‘
enough. It is black with them froml
end to end, andflso is every other stag-'2
naut pool on the marsh. A11 inspec»‘
tion of the system from Bell island'
to Shippan, being due now after they
perigee tide shows the work in perfect
order and wmking so that a bottle full 1
of wigglers could not be had in thef
seven miles of tertitory dlained, at‘
W
‘ to keep it.
celain white enamel, zinc and galvanized linings, in either apartment
or lift cover style.1
A. J. Collins 81, Co.
om..—
A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS.” 1
llT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN "
wmu
m
My tbuslness and the confidence of my customers didnt condo
by chance.
tion of faix treatment.
he built them 1111 very Wcatefully. on the solid founda-
My rule is to give eyery customer not only
the lair treatment hes entitled to, but it poasitble, 11 little better.
Thats the way lve made my business, and that‘ s how i intend
. Fair dealing always. and a little better
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
if I can. It
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality,'last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home 11110111111311.1111 for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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WALK
Concrete, Cement. Flag
(ICurb &' Gutter Reset
Old' Walks Recovered“
GGradlng, Excavating, Team Work
R KY in ON D n
ROTHERS
any p1 ice. because thele is no b1eed1n1, 1
there. Random inquiries at Noroton,i
on the mosquito situation were as fol {I
lows: "i hate been here four weeks
The
blacksmith: “Haven‘t had any this
y.ear My shop used to be full of them
and people now Wonder what stoppe"
it. None here now.‘ The coal othce: L
i
ply wonderful. 1 have seen but ’oneE'
mosquito this year and We sit on the1 i
porch every night in comfort.” '(er- !
O. B. Jackson .. 13:31:51
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
PHONE “I.
Estes Examined Free
cery store: “We haven't thought about
mosquitoes and‘have not seen any to
notice ’I‘lley ate not in the stO1e all
the time as they used to be last yeai."
..._ *WWWW
None here ;
i had no faithl
his all to the‘
1
Overseer on whats placze
this yeah it wollred.
in it but it worked.
good."
These are unbiased truthful state:
ments, any one of which can be suboi
stantiated, simply brought out by 111-'
work, there, through. all the marshes}
not one single mosquito was seen. ei-
ther breeding or flying.
Great satisfaction after a hard,
year's tussel. “it worked." it did all?
it promised, 11 1111111 well to do that
1C1: CREAM
THEBEST IN ,TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
We have ournew machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK.
our NORWALK.
1 j‘ Connecticut’s ilastinaillin is In-
which Means a Savmg of 20%"1 1“
. . . to you.
Our line of ltefrlgotators are all of well known makes. such as
The White Mountain, Leonard C‘leanable, McKee and Mace. They
ale economical users 'of ice made on stiictly sanitary lines. in Dar-
, other lioWn or city on earth. whether
.ed that embodied all the principles in Union avenue and “be“ last Seen
work.
The marshes in front of Norwalk
township are loaded to the eyes with
mosquito larvae, hundreds ’of millions”
beyond human ability to oven until
mute, getting ready to swarm over the‘
whole country on Tuesday and Wetl-
nesday night next.
it can be stopped and
be stopped.
Owing to so much cloudy Weather,
the crop is devoioplnwslowiy and will‘
be delayed 11 day or two in swarming.
'l‘ilIll GOM‘Ml'l‘TEE.
it will
About two hundred baseball fans
from Ilridnenort are cannot/n11 to un-
compauy the You team to iI-louth Nor-
wnlit, tomorrow afternoon, when the
favrite Bridgeport. players cross buts
with the Norwalks, at Amusement
Park.
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Cochonoo Tribe No 32,1.10 R 1M»
will hold a regular business meeting
this evening. ’
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hunt (or Banana. pininlu, ulcers.
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The Paris Cloak 81” Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford.
33 So. Main 81.. South Norwnli: ‘ ,
Annual Mid~Summer
Sale of Ladies’ and
Misses Suits... Dresses
Musitannderwear
A and 5 Corsets
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deed Most Pronouns
It was 276 years ago-duly 4, 16261-
tliat the Reverend Thomas Hooker and
his lNowtown congregation, of some
hundred souls, with 160 cattle and. sev-
erul wagons bearing their humble
household effects pulled into'Hnrtford,
Connecticut. ‘
They did But go to a hotel”, for the
simple reason that there Was none in
the place. Hartford had been settled '
only about 18 months and its architecw
tural contests consisted of 11 little old
lites-«hired shaped chuich 11 little old
log “town hall" and a dozen or so very
rude shanties.
But the beginnhigywith that Fourth
of July, Hartford had the Rev. Thomas
Hooker and that was more than any
"I!“
ntcoaotnruuu '1.
1 AWeelabiel’re pmatlnni'ords-
sinulnilngtinl‘nodamiilt uh
tingtluStonachsnnlBowof
mtvfiwfnunurn
. PromptesDigestinnfllunfii»
. : nesdeltesmontainsmlun
. OpittlllMtll‘lllillle mrlliuunl.
; NO'rNancortc. .
In
large or sinall was able ~10 boast. At
that time there was but one Thomas ,
Hooker in the world.
One. day before the emigration to
Connecticut. those famous Massacliu-.
" Aperfcrtllemedy formalin
lion . Sour Stomach Diarrhoea
Worms£onvulsinns Foerislt
. 4 1.
setts worlhies, Cotton and Winthrop, X ' MSSMMSEELEEP
said to Hooker that they did not be ‘ instants Simian": of
lieve that eDntocracy was a fit, form W
of government either for church 01
state. Hooker replied: “I matters
which concern all. all. should take a
part." There was the original "Jef-
ferson Democracy" for you, proclaim
ed for the first time. on this continent.
~ in Hartford. 111 the Opening session
of the general court. Hookedmreacn
ed a powerful sermon in which he
said: “The foundation of authority is
laid in the free consent of the people."
Never before had words like those m"“"'”‘“" “"‘M""‘“’“
[been thrown upon the air of the wes- SMALL FAWN 1N NORWALK.
'1te111 world. 1'
Acting out of the lnspixaiion born.ViBl‘¢d a Number Of Properties 3°-
of Hacker‘s sermon, the l‘reemen of" f0" DMPPNHM-
(‘onnectitut adopted a written consti— i With a dainty El‘aCe “It“ was all but
tution which marked the, beginnings}“Stonismflg *0 111059 “110 witnessed
of American deino‘nracx— 'the (lever little animal a fawn sud-
“it 13 Porn” of note remarks denls pirouetted into view on the Ray-
Fiske. “that this document contains mond 915”“? in High SWEEP Norualk,
none of the conventional retereuce to paused {01‘ ‘1 moment to he" interest-
a ‘dread overelgn 0,. a gracious King iedly into the tennis court through the
1101 lille slightest allusion to the Brit— wire, and then “3h"! ‘3““9‘1 the
lab or any othci government outside fence into the George C Lockwood
of Connecticut. nor does it prescribe P1806. disappearing round a corner of
any condition of church.1men1bershi1p: the “0“59
for the right of suffrage" This was not the last place the lit-
lu 1682 11 Renal Charter was obtnin-ine PM“ was 99““ for “5 appealed
NEW YORK.
All) irionflts old
1351?er 35CENTS
lthat Hooker advocated in his ser- 1had vaulted the cemetery fence with
mon and that. were laid down in tlieieafie and was disappearing “P the
Connecticut Constitution it was this: hillsides ”“0 the woods PM“ Of Ward
charter. it will be remembered. that meet
old Govemor Andros unsuccessfully ! it is not an ““5““, sight these days
attempted to take front the people of in ”"3 section to see the members 0f
Hartford in 16873
ithe deer family, although the reported
it was in tonuection with winter at instances are not numerous. Eviden-
tempt to take auay this charter that
loss of their presence are daily seen.
Captain Wadsworth had his interest ily PM” who, do Mt reside in the
ing little secto with Governor Fletch-
direct center of the city and many
or. Fletcher, standing at the head of times a good look is obtainable, though
the militia. which he had called out.
more often'a fleeting glimpse of the
«began to read the Royal Commission.
fleeing creature is all that rewards
the bright eyes of searchers.
. , y
when Wadsworth ordered tie drums The fawn did not appear much
1to be beaten. Fletcher 11 commanded 1- .
,. lafraid and did not leave the vicinity of
silence and began again. Drunn. b- l d
ordered Wadsworth “Silence! shout- humans “m“ frightened 3’ a on
' .. ' 1 noise or a sudden movement.
ed the governor. Drum, drum. damn -
it!" repeated the captain and t hen
. in 'our
turning to Fletcher he added in start Sentinel ,want adv may br 3 P
torian tones, ”it I am interrupted
demands to the attention of many who
may have just the kind of a place for
Thomas ‘Hfsker Pit W??? 11;; “1:; rent that. you wish to secure. Sentinel
ttgaanlBX 11111311531211.1211 tiiiouglyifiu " want advertising plays an important
' * ‘ ‘ art each r in 1.11 i no of the
which wasto bring out to the worn: in p yea o 9 a
the tones of the old ”ldberty Bell,"
vacation season.
evactly 140 years from the day on
which Hooker and his congregation
A man Who has 111111 1311111111, from
1 the roof of a building doesn‘t care
~ 1hed rt! rd. .
tone 11111 0 much at the moment who will be
MA lazy liver leads to chronic dys president.
pepsin 11nd constipationmweallens the
whole system. Doon' s Regulate (25
cents per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach cure constipation.
B'Thc woman no relies upon Ben.
tine! Want Adva. to secure the house
hold help .1111: a little time for other
oAfinow om'ssav +1111“. "m"
m
Dinriot Attorney Frederick.
Why Ho Will Not Taltify.
LOB NNGELES, Cal. July “19 ~81“
for the fact that it would preclude
11112111111111 participating in the arou-
monts tothe jury ,Distrlot Attorney
Frederick: would take the stand. on
rebuttal in the-bdbony trial of Clar-
ence 8. narrow and toll of his part in
the negotiations which preceded the
abrupt termination in the McNamara
trial. '
That reason only would bar 111m
from toutitylnt. said imitations, it it
should prove that. the testimony of
. 1.1111111. dictum. 11111311111111. writer, cons
‘mning ' tho ,h‘ecoiidtlohs‘, did, not on-
‘ywlint he know to be the
Toll!
BEST POTATOES,a
fol. Nu. m. Nlivorlu 3130 a.
. a ‘7 . " i
EXlRl 3P till
peck 27c
rgpoundsSUGARfor $1.111)
BEST BUTTEB,aponnd . 3:111
VWE GIVE B AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A81P Tea Company
134 WAIHINGTON 37., B00711 NDBWALK
W‘PTBB Killii Xflll Have,
Always Bought
Bears the
Fnr fiver;
Thirty Years
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