Special Sale Of Printed Lawns at So a yard lokdiiierent patterns to se- leet. from. E K. BANKS MIhaokemo‘Hotal Block , South" Norwalk‘ South Norwalk. A New and Complete Line. Prices From to to 100 WM. P. BEERS Norwaik. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Generab ly fair tonight and Saturday; not much rhauge in beinperature. The disturb- ance on the coast, which has been “causing showers in this vicinity dun ing the past. few days, has now moved out, to sea. Showers wore reported during the last 24 hours from Texas northward to Nebraska, in the Lake region, in New England and along the south Atlantic coast. Mudflats teln- yeratures continue in the north and well defined disturbance over Texas. and a secondary disturbance central over Ohio. Conditions favor for this vicinity generally pleasant weather with not much change in temperature. / WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: LOW, 69; high. 79- Partly cloudy. E. S. Meeker. of Westport avenue. is spending the day in New York citi’ on business. fins. C. W. Many, of. Norwalk, has returned from a ten days’ visit at Nar- ragansett Pier. Miss Lina M. Couch is spending a week with Miss M. L. Vanderhoei‘, at Flushing, New York. Miss Nellie St. John. of Elm street. has secured a cottage at Cali Pasture for the month of August. . Miss Alice Cneagh' and.Miss Helen Ratchiord of Norwalk, went to Dan- bury this morning for a visit. Miss Catherine Clnven. of Norwalk spent yesterday in New York city on business for the Boston store. Mrs. George. Craft, oi: Bridgeport. and sister whom she is’ entertaining. arc guests of local friends today. Dr. Burns and family. of Union Hill. N. 1., are spending the month of Aug- ust at Compo Beach, in one of the many cottages. Miss Mazie (Bough will on Monday take up her duties in the Office of W“ American Tobacco Company. in New York city. Miss Nona Haugh. her sls~ tor. has been there now three weeks. .l. Frnncis Wynn. Thomas Fluhel'ty'. Peter Steiner and William Murphy. of Norwalk composed a trio of fans Who 9th. . Because you think everybody attended the Bridgeport Waterbury (line will if you don't and you are 's‘iaie league game at Bridgeport y-es wrong. lolday Mrs. Anthony Solrolic. and 1.6... of 'ilillsido Park. N. J., are the meets or .‘Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gurdella, of Main street. Mrs. Solicits was it former visitor hero and has many intends who are greeting her. Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Grindrod. 0! ”Bridgeport. well known in Norwnik, are the proud parents of a. little baby daughter horn last night. Mother ud child are doing nicely and the father .in sending telegrams‘lmd cigars to his friends. . ‘, One year ago today Mr. and MW]. William Winthrop Wright, 0! anaes- port, were iothedln momma. M“ Wright was formerly Min Martincrlto A. Williams of this city. and the cou- hle have the best wishes of their W chloride tor continued helium Illa auction. ‘ ‘ sewn Mlliililliil SUBSflRlPilflilS. Why you should subscribe at once to the extermination i‘und:—- ist. Because you have had the evi- dence of where the pest comes from and know how to stop it for the future. 2nd. Because it cannot be done on» less you help pay for it. 3rd. Because the opportunity has come and now is the time to accept ll. 4th. Because it. muld never be done , without co-operation‘hnd the opportun-i ity once lost will never be oftered‘ again. . 5th. Because it is the duty of every sensible citizen to make it his business Birthday Cards 7? ‘ ‘ , which M’eans a Saving of 20% " .to you. .. Our line of Refrigerators are all oi well known makes, such as The White Mountain, Leonard Cleanable. McKee and Mace. They are economical users at ice, made on strictly sanitmy lines, in 1301'- WALK coinin white enamel,.zlnc and galvanized linings, in either apartment or liit. cover style. AA? J. Cellins 81 Co. W A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS." llT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN." My business and the confidence of my customers didn‘t come by chance. tion of fair tr.eutment Ive built them up very carefully, on the solid founda- My rifle is to “give every customer not only the fair treatment hes entitled to, but it possible, a little better. That‘s the way Ive made my business and thats how I intend to keep it. Fair dealing always, and a little better it 1 can. It makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us. MANUEL T. HATCH. First. in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom; era—Jammie Home Ground Feed [or Horses, Cattle and Poultry. Concrete. Cement, Flag (lCurb 8. Gutter Reset Old Walks Recovered (“Grading Excavating, Team Work RAYMOND BROTHERS ....—..... 09W” i icoilected ran from fifty cents to two i i lulu Pilililliill l l —-—————~— l to see that it is done now. 7th.- Because if all pay their share it will be a burden to no one. 8th. Because the method is well known to be positive and permanent. 9th. Because no one will lose their share of its great benefits. ‘ 10th. Because it is good business, progressive, civilizing and will bring big returns. llth. Because it will positively stOp this interim} pest if you help do it. 12th. Because you, the person read- ing this is the, one expected to sign on the roll of honor when the full list O. B. Jackson Optician 5| WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 48.. Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free < of subscribers is published next week. Why you should not subscribe:“ lst. Because you cannot honestly afford it, this is the only good reason. 2nd”. Because you cannot see the point but you will next year. . 3nd Because your do not realize your own responsibility to your own body and your own cottedience~iind yur own family. 4th. Because you haven't asked yourself if it is fair to let a few do it all. . 5th. Because you are willing to let others bear the burden while you await the benefits. 6th. Because thercmedy is so sim- ple it is hard to believe. 7th. Because you do not see that. if the remedy was not. simple and pos slblo it could not be done at all. lith. Because .1'0u ought to know better than to think that responsible men would lend their. old ln'such a thing without knowing that lt‘wn-s the only thing to do and must be done at all costs. 10th. Because you don't bother to think at all. , 11th. Become you would rather he tantttlizca all your lilo with this abom- inable mosquito pent than risk a low dollars to get rid of it. 12th. Because you have been busy, but will not melt down and reason it out that it‘s a pretty good idea to help others to help you. EEAUTIFIII. 8th EASILY OBTAINED W is your complexion muddy and pini- Dir no Am Are you afflicted with any form of shin trouble? . Thou don’t wait another day but no m and no slur oi Hobart the liai- antido romedmror oidn diseases. ' “tickets is .muelon and “anemia ' hull ll so clean and pure that it will not «on soil the linen when used (in 3 ‘ WU WOV- , 1 I ' * damned by Walt It. “Bastion ion . not an to clear the onlitbldxlbli’ bill The Meyer Automobile The car that takes you any distance and brings you back again in peace and comfort. 19:3 MODELS OSCAR RIVER STREET Telephone Gal-3 Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage. H. BANKS NORWALK. CONN. , ICE CREAM THEf‘BEST IN TOWN HAVI ‘VOU TRIID "'1 We have our new machine working now and are making good ice cream. ‘ Our delivery normals prompt. RUNDLE’S, BAKERY IAET NORWALK. On? Thursday. j: August 1.; let. we will give this Beautiful Night. Lamp. MFREEW wlth two age Bum nil Daub Kidney. Liver and small Pl 1:. 4 We will give 5mm Votes with inch and ovary 91mm of the. TheChiford Pharmacy Bill. SECURE] Billililll Young Woman, Salli in bathe.“ ‘ ith Kellogg. wild zen mom; y to Miss Kellogg who i f strike in an include“ mm in Mill Hill HERSE ii Daughter‘ol New Haven Alder,- man,1Arrestétl in Holmium ”a“ ‘ . llleBuOKiEN. N. J., Aug. 2mMiss Ed» said when arrested that she is the daughter of Alderman Edward D. Kellogg ot' New Haven. CL, arrested on the complaint of Father Monti of St. France's Roman Catholic ltlluuch. who alleged thta'eho had been soliciting aims for the church without his consent. was today found guilty when arraigned Ibefore Recorder Mc- Govern. Her Father Overcome. The father of the girl and her attor- ney made a strong plea fol (lemon cy Twice the father was overcome during his plea, in which he declared he was unable to understand the mo- tive for his daughter's action. ‘ “i am unable to determine just how much money you have collected," said the. recorder to the girl, but. I am led to believe that it has been a con: sidernble amount. if you will turn 25 otrthe money over to Father Mon- ii i will consider the plea made in your behalf." 'The father of the girl immediately sent $25 to the priest. When the mes- senger returned with the announce- ment that it had been given to the priest. Recorder McGovern permitted , the girl to go in her father’s custody. For several days. it; was said Father Monti hull been receiving complaints from persons who alleged they had giv had ziexglnimed to he tollecting for the church. investigation showed that the amounts dollars in m‘ost instances. ill iii lMPRllitll lmust be a hard hitter and a poor to change your positional}! so. try” quittel a Sentinel ad for a week. ' New York Will Fix up Highway” Near- Conn. State Line @W [XIRA SPERM S @ _ ‘ (l. Gordon Reel, state superintenden‘ ~ 'of highways of New Yorlnhas notified BEST BUTTER, A POUND ....... .............. 1 the Touring Club of America that. con ' :irucls Wm be 19‘ shortly fur the comb BEST FLOUR: LARGE BAG; ..:.. ........................ . ...... .... 850 . . piete reconstruction of Route N0. 41 .MAGNOLIA OR CLOVER MILK, A CAN ....... . ........ . ....... .... 100 1. “‘"h‘c‘i ‘9 C°““’°“°d. °f “‘9 Show “a is POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ......................... $1.00 WBoston post roads. between 1he towns in Pelham and tNew Rochelle," and the lBoston post. road through Mamaro- ‘neck and Rye to the Connecticut. state line. i» in accordance with the law the con i’tractor will be obliged to keep a por- x;tion of the “main road open during re- iconstruction or where this is not pos- jsible to post necessary detour-s. , The, rebuilding of this route will make two new state made between 1‘l’elbum and New Rochelle. whlth will be a distinct boon to motorists leaving New York for New England resorts, land those who travel regularly be- tween towns along the Sound and ”Manhattan 1 James H. MacDonald State Highway :Commisaloner of Connecticut has out- ! lined his plans for the improvement oi i the Boston post road through Counecti- icut and it is understood that no time f'wlli be wasted nor trouble or expense i'spnred to do this Work in the best fshape. \ i will. and \i‘. Nobby Tires, iii x 3 1—3, 321‘. iii) vSturges'. Grunge Co. W Every day some storepatrons who dught to come to your store go else wherewto their own and your disad- vantage—because was not quite impelling though. it you w0uid win lite‘sbattle you TOL. N0. 909. tullllmunulllmn ultuluunuu ;_; .41.: error. a run AWeeiabiePre il-arailonbrAs . slmilailugiiiel‘oodantlili ulna? Bears the Signature 9f . llugthe Stolnatiis audii INi‘Aist: cumin 3- PromotesDigcslionCheerfui nessandilesttontainsncihr ., Opium Morphine noriiiuni. ; ho'r Nancorlc. h: Aperfectliemcdy for Consiipa- ‘ lion. Sour Stonnclthiarrlnn- Whrmsflouvuisious feverish ness anilLDSS or Swan FacSimile Signature of My. NEW YORK Alb months 01d @- 35 Doses v-35CWIS“ For liver Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. TN! CINTIUI COM'ANV HEW YEWK C!"- ‘Did that young than kiss you last‘ night?” . "Mother do you suppose that he came all the nay up here just to hear me sing?’ 'mCoznell Widow. » DO YOU WANT your advertising WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM. The Great A&P Tea Company 124 WASHINGTON 81"., SO UTH NORWALK Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. on Free Dlliv "Physically ilt"-—-the strong man who comes no ox- ‘Cess magmas The Vanadium-built Foul has sur- plus strenath-«but no surplus weight. Lean, clean and in perfect trim, the Ford curries all its “ex cesu weight " in its loadmuot in itself. S. L. Echedltlt, ”out, 98 South Main street. [ROTON POlN‘i‘ WATER CARNIVAL. 2 Lite savor. Plan tot-lava Many Expert Swimmer. There Mullet in. The Baton Point Division oi the Uni if tad :Stuiea Volunteer Life Saving ( orpo held an important meeting lust evening; at which time it was voted to hold a water chrnivai at Rhton Point on Animal i8. When there will be bwhu-t mini; laces, funny diviuii. n tug-of-war in the water, no open canoe race and other novelties. W. A. Byxrbee woo appointodmhnlrmon of a cmnmittce to make the noceadnry arrangements. it its expected that. there. will he several dolly expert swimmer-n from the New York swimming school who will one ticipnte. . The hey: i... allio uniting oi; engag- . in: died Men's Hall for a "roasting ‘ place and appointed acoinmittce to in- ins. ERA” WRKKRG ON hymns. . . neuron. nun. null rectum at. footing tail workman went. into most today in m brash mi .1iron roun- no» in moon and vicinity when the ' new “83! walla iiroiiiding tor a minis ‘- : mum. of mo for it ham dark hair mandated. ’rha Mullins: where yentlato and report at a tutors moct- ~ ‘ 1 7 OLD. DOMINION LINE Short Sea Trips. Delightful Week Ends Affording Pleasure and Rent to 01.1) POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND“ and WASHINGTON. D. C. Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and It.- tul-n including mute and berth 814 Richmond or Wnlhlnth, D. 0., 1!. re- turn including music and berth _ ON 0. o. arsmane ‘15 lie: and Cold Elsa Writer liaihn can be procured on Stonmet‘ with out charge. Steamers nroni‘l equipped with the United Whom Teiosrnhh System. P. M. 1. New York to STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY 'A'l‘3 Tickets and maturation Reservations. Pier 26. North River. Foot or N. Moore tit, New York. Phone 3900 Franklin. Senator Illustrated Pamphlet . L. woooaow. Wattle Mar. .1. J. BROWN, howl Paranorm- ..,....,_...._.........,..¢ The Pans Cloak 8: Suit Hon m on» you nits in this clearing sale. We Wii M mam debts. skirts. um over into the and um toting «iiwiiat is tiny. hit at glen rather: than «,
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