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1 Mrs. 'Sylvedter llunt, of Maple
“Street. has been visiting her borther
in " Bridgeport.
.. William G. Lecount and a party
from South Nomvnlk motored through
Ridgefield Monday. ~
Mrs. Cyrus Green will remove to
.South Noru’ulk where she will reside
in the future with her sister.‘
11 Mrs. James Powell, of Yonkers, New
York, is visiting her son, William J.
Powell, of Spring Hill nvcnue.
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Clifford Sturges. ot’ Westporl ave-
nue. is entertaining .Mr. and Mrs.
' Gould Iiedenberg.,ot‘ Brooklyn.
Miss lvu Guiles, of Norwalk, :1-
schoolmnte of Miss Hazel Whitlock,
'lu ltidgcfleld, is the guest of the lat-
ter.
(‘hulcs ’1‘n1lor and “11111111 Tuylor,
oi South Norwnlk, were guests of Ru—
1 dolph Martin, in ltidgefleld, over Sun.
day. 1
.1119 V Golf Caps.
Mrs. W. H. ()lmstcnd of 5101“.“qu is
~~Full O'Bricn's.
the. guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A.
1Shermun, 36 Stevens street, Dun-
ibury
(lenige 'I‘ylm- .1nd Whiter Seely tour-
ed lo Notunlk, Wednesday night, for
a ‘visit inMr. Tyler's new Ford touring
cnr. ‘
'l'lie Ponus Street ’Chnpcl hold 11 pic-
nic at 'lloton Point yesterday. The V11-
runa Spring Water Truck conveyed
the happy youngsters.
Mrs, Holly B. Siausou. of South Nor-
wulk, and Miss isnbel Siauson are vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gnle. in
Rldgofield. Mrs. Sinuson is Mr. Gale's
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Willinms.
'of Morwln street, are entertaining
Charles L. Kelly, of Brooklyn, and
. their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Barrett, of
. New iihven.
ii‘erdlunnd Curley cnmc in contact
' ‘ with one of Gllfitevens' wagons at the
corner of Main street and, Railroad 11v-
enue, Tuesday afternoon. While he
1, twin rounding the corner on his Yale
,31 :ihloyclo, Ferdinand, traveled too.fnst
......'.‘and hit the wagon a hard blow. The
i'ront rim of his bicycle Wits demolish-
; ed and the forks bent. He was bruised
1 tindgncrwtclicd, his arms suffering the
1inost."l‘he drivel ruined in his horse
joulokly and prevented a more serious
’act- ldent
Joseph Cornell, the tree specialist
and entomologist. has Just finished the
'opraylng or the fine maple trees on
the estate of Mrs. L. ll. 111511111, which
more infested with plant lice.
insects suck the 81m) from the loot,
thereby wen-itching it oi the those 91M
the atom, which causes the leaf to
111 top While in 11 green state. The tree
will endeavor to produce another crop
01 leaves, whichisisuoh a strain upon
is vitality of the tree that it will
weakened and pm of it dial: back. ‘
,hold uroguinr business meeting to;
night in the Leonard street quarters. 11 .
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Charles L. Veriin;_
Y., is spending :1 WW days n hill! on;
routnl home in Elmer-oat Terrace.
Cockeuoe Trl'he,N__o. 32.1. 0.11. M.,
will hold a regular business meetingi
tonight in the Wall street Wigwam. .1
St. Mary’s Young Men's Club will
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Baseball goods at n iblg reduction.
Read 0111 advertisement in
paper. William P. lieers South Npro
wdlk stdro,
The Norwulk Boat Club will meet
regularly this evening for bimonthly
business.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Ernst, of
West avenue, are visiting in New
York city.
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Altlnn ll. Russell 01‘ \\ est avenue,
is spending a few d.i\s in Prince tfin.
New Jersey.
Mrs. Frank li‘. Huntington. of Cres-
cent Terrace, spent yesterday in
Bridgeport on business.
Mrs. Edith M. Bartlett, of Reed
street, will spend 11 Week at Atlantic
("ity and Old Point Comfort.
John J. Lane is quite seriously ill at
his home in Main street, Norwnik.
with inl’lmnmatory rheumatism.
“Straw huts. 1-2 price. O‘lli‘len‘s.
Sherman Commandery, No. 470,
United Order of the Golden Cross,
will hold a monthly business session
«this evening.
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Kabnosn Encampment, No. 9, i. 0
0. it, held a regular business meetv
ilig last evening and routine matters
were dispensed.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R.,
will hold a. regular weekly business
meeting this evening in the Wall
street Post rooms.
Victor W. Ferris took a party of
llownyton people for n moonlight sail
in, his boat last evening and all re
port a pleasant evening.
At the meeting of Olive Branch
Council, K. of P., inst night, oilloers
were installed by George Whittaker,
at Stamford, Deputy Grand Chancellor.
Court Nnrruk, No. 58, Foresters of
America, met last averting in the Wu-
ter street, Nor-Walk, quarters, and
transacted routine matters of busi-
ness. ‘
Court Cecile. No. 1051,, Daughters of
(fnstlle. met last evening in the Catho-
lic clubhouse in West avenue an
transacted regular iii-monthly busi-
ness. .0.
Word from Henry T. Prowitt, with
is recuperating from n succesolui 011l-
erntlon for appendicitis at a lake" rif-
sont neur Winstod. tells that he is in -
Mr‘s. Prowitt is with
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proving ‘niceyl.
her husband.
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. The barge Evening Star has arrived
at Raymond Brothers' South Norwallk
dock with it loud of 600‘ tons of ituthr 1
cite coal; while the Morning Star h s
m rived at their dock at Mlunum with
11 loud of 600 tons of bituminous coal.
The hnseii‘ull team at Merrill’n Col-
logo will play the East Norwnilt 6111111:
this afternoon nt 3 o’clock at ti
Myllowera’ lot. Harry Eerie“ his
in n elected contain or the team 1111111
Louis Lehmaior has been elected 11111
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O‘Brien’s’.
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11 is understood that the dnnunl w
tor sports 1. 'l‘dkenolto 1‘
till,
today‘ s »
, his oyster beds, and the rendering of
h proceeds toward New York on August
_ been arrest/ed on federal complaints
‘ many well known milk producers 111111
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in in itiiiilt
Injunction Proceedings Impend-‘i
111g Against Weslporl Fire 5 ,
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WESTPORT, July" 26 thihpt progr- '
ises to be one or tho-1110111 interesting
piece» of litigation linvlnnulo do with
rich Connecticut oyster beds is in the
making in this town. Minot 8. Smith
of .South Norwalk, owner of four acres
at valuable oyster grounds in the Bluff
Point division on \i’eshportuhus, re-
inined Attorney John ii. Light to pray
out 11 permanent injunction ,ugninst
the Westport Fire Dlstrlct from dis-
chnrging sewage in“ the Sound near
his bods
This, the oystermen any, will he the
first real test of the rights of a town
or municipality to discharge sewage
near oyster beds. The application
will the mode to a judge of the Super-
ior court in time to i‘orestnll the com-
pletion of the new sewer which the
\i'estport Fire District in constructing
through the section of Snugntuck
known as "Little Italy."
Smith will allege that the carrying
out of the plans of the Fire District
will result in the contamination of
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Do you remember the fellow with the megaphone Ioutside
telling you of the wonders to be seen inside the canvas en-
closure? REMEMBER how your heart went pitter patter
at his desoription and how half fearful yet eagerly you i
bought youchickct dnd passed into the arena only to be.
disappointed? Eyerylzhing had been exaggerated, the show .
was not what it was cracked up to be.
his stock nnwholesomo 11nd uusnni~
tary. He claims the pollution will
do him heavy damnge and Wants the:
courts to make it impossible for the
town to’ discharge its sewage in the
proposed outlet.
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The Army and Navy Journal gives
an excellent description of the moneuv
vars, which will be tor the biggest-
undertukiug ol’ the kind ever tried in;
this country. The number of men from
the regular army and the organized
miiltln who «will take part in the,
Brig-Gen. ’l‘nskcr H. Bliss, command-
ing the eastern division, will have gen-
eral charge and will be known he
commandcr-ln-chief. As the object of
the maneuvers is to be the instruction
of the organised militia, 11 number of
regular officers will be detailed as Bill:
plre-iusliuclors. Each division of the ..
militin of the size of a battalion wil
lime at least one instructor. who will;
conduct the organizations to theirl
camps each day after the maneuvers
and give them such other information
as is to be communicated to them.
it is assumed that a large number
of military operations. purely imaging-
ary, have taken place previous to tho!
day when the actual campaign begins
and on the opening dnr‘ the txoops will
find themselves in the positions which
they would occupy it they had gonei
through (hose operations. It is assum-
ed that a foreign power has attacked
the United States, disposed ,1 l the
greater pant of the llcet. and" untied .
an army in the vicinity of New Bed-
l'ord. This army defeated the forces as-
sembled in the neighborhood of Bos-
ton, and the latter retreated toward
Albany by, the way of Worcester.
While the first Red army is pursuing
them through Worcester, 11 second di-
vision is landed at New Redford, and
Loud Boasts and Glowing
Pictures always Entice the Rube
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The big offers of the so-call’ed sales sound good. So
many who look for something for nothing, and then they
are disappointed when they find things have been greatly
exaggerated To KNOW and to learn REAL VALUES in
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BARGAINS, YOU MUST ATTEND ORR
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WHICH WILL COMMENCE
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STOCK CONSISTS or
“Dresses, FancyWaists, Sweaters
Tailor-made Suits, Skirts
Blue81BlackSerge Coats
T r i m m e (I H a t s
Clothmg for Men and Boys
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from Massachusetts who will take 1 1 1 1
£2.32? at?“ “m”“'“"°° ”“1 To Quote PrlCes On this page only tends to mislead
Mutpmwosnsnmma FUN“ Our prices are marked in PLAIN FIGURES and DIVIDED
BY HALF will be our selling price, until the entire stock is
disposed of.
9, the day before the opening of the
3111113, and the troops of the Blue gov-
ernment near New York are rushing
toward Dnn‘liury and Bridgeport, Ct,‘
The rolling stock of the railroads has 1
for the most .pnnt been withdrawn to
New York by the Blue army, leaving ‘
the Reds enough tosupply their army,
hut'not enough {or the trnnshortatloh‘
of their troops. This represents the
position in which the troops oi! the
two armies will- find themselves on
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PLAlNF‘IELD, July 28-1Among the
tumors in this section who send nillk
to market an effort is being made to 1.
raise a sum of money for use in de-
tending those producers who have
‘ or not having mill: up to standout, and 1
511111 will have their trial before the,
pilede'rol court at its next tendon. The:
”lost batch of complaints included:
unions 10111 rpm ‘
Norwalk Chronicler