11.09 unopened F. . BAXTER. HUYLER’Q FAMous c cosmos LANs's PURE‘lcE CREAM Agent A» sown or No . 'rHE ass-r or BAKERY ‘ Pnoouors' 31 Washington street. ‘ “ . South Nomalk, Jot all kinds promptly Aunt. am. V tor Ills. given special Attention. AndArsen'A Munch Weter launches and Boats-”i All kinds of neutrino ‘ Oyster #119" Polar, Nor-walk m Ilugh Donnelly is out again after al course of tleatmeut at the Norwalk and Mrs. Frank Svec, of Stuart ave- nine, are visiting with their hunt, Mrs. Hospital. Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps,, No. 30, held a regular meeting yester“ day afternoon. . -Straw hats. 1-2 price. O‘Brien's. Buckingham Post, ‘No. 12. (1. A. R., will hold a negulur business meeting this evening. Mrs. Mary 0. Reynolds, of 4 UniOn place, is spending a few days at Del- aware Water Gap. Howard Zelutf, employed in the G. & B. office in Georgetown, is spending his vacation in Quogue. L. I. ~Straw 113.15,] 12 price. O'Brien's; l<‘., will be held this evening in their quarters in South Main street. ted American Mechanics. will hold its ,5 weekly business meeting this evening ’ “w in its hall, in Washington street. of Glenwood avenue, 5 emancipitation 'Sea Breeze, Bridgeport, yesterday. Dou ins owler, No. , W0 ll R - Mothers in quest of special values in lief i. F 15 me s e “1 Frank and Harold Svec, sons 01 VII. 8’ I. Chichester, of New Haven. The iii-weekly business meeting of“ lureka Rebekah Lodge, No.42, I. O. 0. r-‘W-w . Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of Unl- _ ~Straov hats, 1-2 price. Misses Edith and Grace Olmstead, attended the picnic and dance at O‘Brien’s. "-WH The weekly business meeting of urps, will he held this evenig in wamu ”n. Salmon, of Myrtle avenue. iwhich will be placed in the Colbert lot, ‘1 ‘ . > ‘ . ‘i‘irfl‘d‘s t 6 Dinner Plate: or 6 Clips and Saucers or 3 Flutes and 3. Cups and Saucers for Only 50 Star SoapWrapp‘ers- Regular Value, 150 Wrappers. This is the best semi-por- - celoin were. bedutituily decorated in floral designs‘ in color. Can be obtained only by bringing Star Soap Wrappers to THE A. J ANGEVINE (81 SON C0. Forgiturgé Cfimfigl' gouging. Dill: goth, figures, Etc. ‘ 4.1 ton out orura Conn. 3 ms orrsao 5:135 son A LIMITED TIME ONLY The meter £1 Gamble pew-m co. llemcn who also go in the interests of‘ N > the marble business. WES I POR I The. trolley company has been at ' ' ‘ ‘worh this week laying new rails upon the State street bridge. The rolls are or the very heavy type and should make the riding eksy across this than ‘oughziure. While the company out in now rails they did not replace the old. wornout planking between the rails with new which theyqshould have done ~AND SAUGATUCK Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Solution of Wash; ington, are the guests of hired). A. There will he mi exhibition of the work of the Westport artists for the benefit of tho Westport library from utagust 19 to 26.171115 exhibition will be held in the library building and a number oi’ well known painters. li~ ‘luetrators and sculptors will "he rep- resented. Among the number are: 'E. M. Aeoliarllugo Ballin, Kari Au- Wm, 21). P. McKenna has just finished a very handsome granite" momument at Norfolk, this state. Large quantities of cots] are arriving ‘ "-rAVery Best Creamery Butter ‘ Quaker Com Flakes Baker’s er Bookmann’s Cocoa "'3 pounds Yale Toast or Milk Crackers p13 pOunds Whale Grain Rice .iFancy Smoked Shoulders , :i‘Fancy Boneless Breakfast Bacon 18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar Demonstration Armour’ s Canned Meats Etc. _ . Don’t fail to call and sample this line. Liberal samples will be given. Fine Old PortorSherry Wine. gallon PhoneAAo * dainty baby weal should vmlt the t r N. E. Ryan Co. 8 store, this week he G. A. R. hell, in Washington st set. i (‘ockenoe TEE—NT 32 I. 0 R M. l Miss Alice Clark, at Boston. Mass, -week both (innit Bros. and Taylor lit in town for this local c6111 dealers. This. Richards received large cargoes. derson, Mwmflce Museum/itch. Onslp *Llnde. George Wright, Angus MacDon- ald, Ernest Feure. Arthur Dove. Ralph 83 h 85 WASHINGTON sr. f will meet' in the Wall street quarters this evening for regular business. 1 Miss Helen Huhbell ot' Norw all: spent a few days last week with her! cousin, Miss l‘iennor Coley in Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lowe, of Mor- shsll street, are entertaining Miss Minnie Lowe, of Yonkers, New York. ~-w .— ~Soft and Still Hats. O'Brien's. Cockenoe Haymnkers' Association held a regular business meeting last, evening and transacted routing busl-' 11888. James Brown, or. the Bouton Store. who is enjoying his annual vacation, ‘ is visiting in New York city for the week. Thomas “Scoop" Finite-rt)” and Al- :hort F. Rose, 01’ Norwalk, tire uttond— ing the, ball game in New York city today. 0,, WW. The Misses Bertieund Rosie Kevan of New York city, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bros 01‘ Stuart avenue. ‘ we wimwm The Building Trades Council will hold its semi-monthly business most- im; this evening in its hall. in South Main street. Michael O’Neil is confined to the the home or Mrs. and Mr». Frank 1’. iloouoy, in 38 Center menus, with a serious illness. W.Wm The monthly business meeting or the lsrhoda Yacht. Glob will be held this "cronies In its quarters or: Water street. Booth Norwelh. Mentor John 11. Welsh, of nrldfir port. is the gum or his nmdperents. Mr. and Mrs. Davidi‘il’lshurt? of Prey pact avenue, tor a few days. Norbert iii Brown. with.” been ill rouse tor the past two weeks, in him: It!!! 1 at his home in NW 1m Ibis to sit up new“ ,(‘lurke formerly livod here and is be- ‘ shoes. is visiting relatives in lawn. Miss ing greeted by her many sequaint. Albert. F. Rose, of Spring Hill ave- nus, is enjoying his annual vacationg from regular duties in the local omcel of the Holmes, Kocler and Kent oom- puny. ’ WV“...— Dlvision. No. 1, A. 0. li., held a; regular business meeting last evening in the Well street quarters and mu- ilne matters of business were dis- cussed. Old Well .(‘ommunllerm No 956.11. 0. G. (3., will most this evening for regular business in the South Nor-walk Trust Company‘s building in Washing- ton street. The South Norwulk Board of FilerL Airlrul (Ionimisslouers will hold wits weekly business meeting this evening in tho ofllocs of the hiunlripal Elea- illc station, in Stalls street. W The attempt on the part of the former proprietors of the confection— ery storehpoxt to the South Norwnik Methodist lvlpisriopri‘l Church to steal a Yule look from the owner of the building. Joseph iii. ll‘einstein, yester- day was nipped in the burl by Chief William R. l'ounluntuu. who caught the men as they were lesvlng the city mid made them turn over the stolen property. Willis, 'Sllas Dustin, John Marcliand. in a recent issue of this paper Manure. Charles Prizer, R. L. Dodge and was stated that the tire district has his. Fraser. The first exhibition held them to empty any sewers ""0 1110‘ clslly and from an educational stand— river. This was an error, as it was it l‘pointI that It, is hoped it, will be an an- petition for suit against the tire dis~ nual affair and wili’become as well and trial. restraining them from emptying feverishly known as some 0! the other into the river. groups; or painters, for which Connec- ticut is famous. Daniel ‘P. McKcnno, the well-known marbleman is to lesve on Sunday for NOW 18 REAL ESTATE TIME. aten days‘ trip through Vermont, Mull- Advertise your recent property sachusetts and other states having the] early and get it rented. Sentinel clas- granite quarries. He will be noconr'sllied ads. (to the Work cheaply coo pinion \by several New York city gen» quickly. W Harbor Blues Halibut, Ssimhn, Wenkflsh, Large Hines, lintieriish. Sea ilsss, Porgics. Flats. Swordfish, lionits Mackerel Cod. Mug, Round and Little Neck (llama. Large lion trolls, lobsters. We have the host. enough? it “Lessons on. . can nstmnv. had an- injunction served forbidding L a your ago, proved so successful units. ’ this wash . been written up seven times in the isn't that good Cutbillh Bridge: Fish Medici. 100 Pink Stamps Free with this Combination Order ‘1 pound Special Mixed Tea 1 pound No. l PlantatiOn Coffee 1 package Monarch COrn Starch 1 package Maple Flakes Ehrcts, Ruppert’s, Fiegenspan‘s or Liebmann’s Beers, case B , Fine California Table Clarahgalionjug.............................................~85 50c 35c 10c 10c \ ..... ........-u.. SOUTH NonALK ' .3100 NEWSPAPER NOTORIETY COSTS M'AN HIS J08. " , George Walker of Waterbury Cause: Arrest of staff oi "Sunday Times." WATERBURY, Aug. ,3.~~The stair oi the “Sunday Times." of Waterbury, cousistlng‘of Samuel Applehauru, ad. vertlslng man and reporter; .John Curler. editor and Jerry Scorpion. backer and publisher. was arrested on complaint made by George Walker of Waterbury. on the charge of breach or the peace. the nurse at several times regarding things he claims never to have been connected with. Walker} who lives with his mother in Grand street, has "Times" and recently lost his place, he alleges, as a result of lhis‘chenp no- torloiy. cut—W .wnveryhodys friend-will- Thorns: Eelootrlo Oil. Cures toothache. eer- ache sore tormu. Heels out». bruises scales. stops any pain ”I'M-M W” couusorlour ensure. The following were issued July so. 1912; List tarnished from office or A. M. “looms, solicitor of patents. Bridgeport. dean: mime ill. Norton and It. U. Muses» eager, Bridgeport. ironing machine. hostile F. Knees, New Haven. sun (shine 31mm. Wilson ill. t’orlor. New Heron, alarm (3ka Henry W starter-ether, New mi» wen electric winner. in H. sponsor. memo. clothing device. A' p . Albert A ooh; whammy. you. norm" acetylene W ' A em. paper having printed that young man's , Without If. millet, mimicry, cosh ‘ *MW1W_ wish, on“ A was. ,my; ... FINAL MAP OF Rock Ridg (Formerly Board’s Rocks) READY APRIL 29th TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE Only One First Choice Telephone 760 South NorWalk; MD RANDALL Best Quality of Coal at Lowest Summer Prices Harris 8: Gans Comp" vet. m". «My ,. LAST MON MERRILL surname scuoo M_ a...» .. .... or vans
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